Just been listening to the Welsh National Anthem on Utube. In Welsh, of course. Thinking of some of my ancestors from North Wales in the nineteenth century, what a wonderful anthem. Can’t beat the Welsh choirs. What music makes you emotional? Have to admit there are quite a few pieces for me.
Oh, and there was an inane pop song called "rock-a-by baby" that my girl used to sing to her boys when it came on. They would join in and do the "Ah yeah!" and rapping bits.
My Immortal by Evanescense. My darling child by Sinead O'connor. (All the more poignant now) Sound of silence by Disturbed. Piece by Piece by Katie Melua. Everybody Hurts by REM. Love song by The Cure. Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers. The First time ever I saw your face by Roberta Flack.
I have a few. And I love you so by Perry Como and Forever and ever, my heart will be true. Both were sung by my dad to my mum over many years. It brings my lovely dad back to me. I'm a fan of Jim Croce too.
I can’t listen to The Cars, who’s going to take you home tonight, without seeing those dreadful images from Live Aid.
Jim Croce died very young in an aircraft accident and this song makes me so sad that he didn't have the time he should have enjoyed with his young family.It can bring tears to my eyes just hearing him singing it
I was pregnant and in a queue to pay my gas bill. Suddenly When a child is born came on in the shop and I couldn’t stop crying. If I had known how long the delivery was to be I would have cried even more. (36 hours if anyone is interested).
Safwn yn y Bwlch by Hogia’r Wyddfa. Any song sung by Welsh male voice choir. Living Years, Mike and the Mechanics. Slipping through my fingers by ABBA. Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong. Help me make it through the night by Gladys Knight and the Pips.
Bright Eyes, by Art Garfunkel, it was playing on the car radio when we were taking our dearly loved cat to be cremated. Also, When a Child is Born, by Johnnie Mathis.