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These Songs Help Me Feel My Sadness Around the Loss of My Mom (z"l)
Not all of the lyrics are sad, but all of the melodies make me feel sad, and not all of the melodies are entirely sad, but sometimes the lyrics are. And sometimes, they're neither, but they remind me of sad times. And sometimes, they're just moving to me in a sort of sad way.
Charlie Brown Christmas song by Vince Guaraldi
One Hundred Ways by James Ingram
Wedding Bell Blues by the 5th Dimension
One Less Bell to Answer by the 5th Dimension
Hard Candy Christmas by Dolly Parton
Problem by Ariana Grande, featuring Iggy
Where Does the Time Go by Julia Fordham
Father Figure by George Michael
Rhode Island is Famous for You by Michael Feinstein
I've Got You Under My Skin by Nenah Cherry
It Never Entered My Mind by Rodgers & Hart, sung by Ella Fitzgerald - This was the song that made my mom (z"l) sad after my dad (z"l) died.
That's the Way I Always Heard It Should Be by Carly Simon
The Piano Has Been Drinking by Tom Waits
Such Unlikely Lovely Lovers by Elvis Costello with Burt Bacharach
God Give Me Strength by Elvis Costello
The Message by Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five
Sof la'Sipur (End of the Story) by Yehudit Ravitz
Yo Ya by Poogy - reminds me of dancing to the record in the living room where I grew up, the living room that we'll be listing along with the rest of the house tomorrow, to be sold.
Lost in the Supermarket by The Clash
Black Boys on Mopeds by Sinéad O'Connor
I Can't Make You Love Me by Bonnie Raitt
No One Is Alone from "Into the Woods" sung by Bernadette Peters
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