Is there a popular song thats as sad as fast car? Whenever it

>>69654250
How about a guy singing about his dead kid?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxPj3GAYYZ0

Don't worry OP, I also feel like crying when I accidentally listen to shit music.

>>69654258
I know it sounds weird but this song has always sounded way too hockey for me too enjoy

>>69654285
>Guy singing his heart out about deceased kid
>Too hokey
...What the fuck is wrong with you?

yesterday

>>69654250
this song isnt that sad to me

>>69654313
It sounds like he was too wrapped up in his own emiotions, soo instead of writing a good song he was just pouring his heart out, which while i can respect the song for what it is, its not for me

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>>69654361
To each his own I suppose.

>>69654520
yeah I'm on the same page as that anon. Candle in the Wind does that better, though it's not about a child

on topic, if Tracy Chapman were born a decade earlier, she'd have been a godtier singer-songwriter. A lot of her music is ruined by kitschy commercial 80s production

ALL AROUND ME IS FAMILIAR FACES

Fast Car never really sounded "sad", just vert bittersweet

Fast car is a great song, I actually think that whole album is pretty good desu but that could be the nostalgia talking.

Kind of cool how Tracy was discovered busking in a subway, she made a few albums, got her money, then dipped out of public life and is retired somewhere now. I like when people have no real interest in being famous for some reason.