SADDEST song from a musical... — Page 2

i would have to say the last like 5-6 songs in the second act of Bare. talk about crying your eyes out. (and i cried just LISTENING to it. I can't imagine how it would be live...)

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Defying Gravity because it says she cant be who she wants to beacause oz doesnt except her.

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"Who Are You Now" from FUNNY GIRL always tears me up.

FROM GOOD Wicked
GOODBYE UNTIL TOMORROW/I COULD NEVER RESCUE YOU L5Y

they both make me cry, probably because i can relate them back to my life.

Not A Day Goes By (Act II) from Merrily We Roll Along

Mean to Me - Ain't Misbehavin'

I Still Believe - Miss Saigon

Losing My Mind - Follies

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Yeah, send in the clowns sound like a song id wanna put on if i was gonna slit my wrists in the bathub, so sappy.
Days of Plenty from Little Women
Empty Chairs at Empty Tables from les miz
Music that makes me dance is so beautiful and sad. from Funny Girl

Updated On: 6/14/05 at 11:35 PM

"You Walk With Me" from The Full Monty.

WHY doesn't Yazbek have a Tony yet? It's a shame.

I know this sounds atupid but the Finale from Jekyll and Hyde always brings a tear to my eye.

No Voice from Bare is very touching and the first time I heard I'll Cover You (Reprise) I almost cried my eyes out.

"Broadway songs on my iPod playlist that my friend lovingly refers to as the 'slit your wrists playlist'"

I need to make one of those myself. My list would include:
"I Don't Care Much"--Cabaret
"Someday You Might Love Me" and "Do You Know What It's Like?"--Zanna Don't
"Still Hurting," "See I'm Smiling," "Nobody Needs To Know" and finale--L5Y
"Send In The Clowns"--ALNM
"There's A Fine, Fine Line"--Avenue Q
"Your Eyes"--RENT
"I Loved You Once In Silence"--Camelot
"My Dogs"--Elegies
"Lift The Wings" and "Caoneidh Cu Cuchulainne"--Riverdance
"Drink With Me" and "Bring Him Home"--Les Mis

Non-Broadway songs would be:
"Comfortable"--John Mayer
"Brick"--Ben Folds Five
"Hallelujah"--Rufus Wainwright
"Kathleen Mavourneen"--traditional Irish song
"Into The West"--Annie Lennox
"When She Loved Me"--Sarah McLachlan (possibly the most devastating song ever written)

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'slit your wrists playlist'...frighteningly accurate term!

The end of Cabaret, especially the revival. I bawled like a little girl!

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