Has a song ever made you cry, /mu/?

>>72821658
the last song on that album, actually

>>72821658
EXTREMELY underrated album.

>>72821658
When I was 12 stairway to heaven did. But nowadays I can't cry for so reason, but there are songs that are making me emotional, and usually not because they're sad, but because they're so good/true

The Campfire Headphase makes me tear up

>>72821658
link?

>>72821865
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ziYus0j85oM

>>72821893
mega, no luck on the archive

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8c2Tbj2haM

>when the drums come up

Yes, although it's not the song, but sentimentality over something related to the song.

>>72821658
Things the Grandchildren Should Know

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

I had never considered Kanye a respectable artist until I heard this

I felt feels

Bankrupt on Selling by Modest Mouse hit me hard one night when i was in my senior year of high school and going for a walk in the backroads of the farm area of my hometown. also, the day my friend committed suicide i listened to his favourite album that he burned onto a cd for me and i got to one song that was using drowning as an alegory for depression and it was one of those "why didn't i see the signs?" moments and i broke down crying

also the first time i listened to the album Birdseed by Whitehouse i cried through a lot of it

>>72821658
Which song, OP?

Let Down by Radiohead
I was 16 and depressed.

I cried during Tristan und Isolde