raymundo:
I find the song ‘Leaving my Nancy O’ by the Dubliners sometimes reduce me to a blubbering wreck
just listened to it and yeah not a bad tune at all
Baggie:
‘If I Had Words’,an oldie from the seventies I believe,I only recently discovered that it was based on a well known classical piece.
It was used in the film Babe
youtube.com/watch?v=pExCByqi0NU
I watch this at least once a week after lots of beers,and I cry like a big girl
But it gets rid of all my stress
just heard it very nice,i remember the song properly,silly old bugger with the dance though
for me it has to be Eva Cassidy’s beautiful version of Fields of Gold
Juddian:
If this doesn’t reduce you big hairy arsed (we’re softies really) truckies to tears, you’re already dead.
If you’ve already lost your parents and miss them every day, have a few tissues ready.
my parents passed away in 2008[dad]/[2009 mum]and I do miss them,these so called experts say you get over it in time,absolute rubbish,i miss and think of mine everyday,and your right it really is a nice song
Carryfast:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=526Uz_qwpm8
loved the quote by Charles Bronson on being told they only brought three horses,he shakes his head and replies no you bought two too many,classic western
ralph Mc tell,streets of London,fantastic song when driving
Tom Petty - I Wont back down
Squeeze - Some Fantastic Place, very emotive song about the loss of a loved one.
Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt
Evanescence - My Immortal, I heard it today for the first time in a long long time and forgot how good of a song it is.
old rugged cross,abide with me…amazing grace it seems all my family have them played at funerals 
turns me intae a crybaby
Magic by Coldplay…
Les Shoes:
Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt
I think this is the only song that has made me pretend I had something in my eye.
The music from Shindler`s list !!!.
Land of Hope & Glory, royal albert hall on the last night of the proms. Brings a lump to me throat when I realise that’s nowt but a pipe dream now in this arse hole of a country !
Good driving music.
I’m into Steve earl at the minute.
Guitar town
Fleetwood Mac and The Chain
Sat in front of the TV watching F1 with my dad.
God bless him
Paul
raymundo:
Land of Hope & Glory, royal albert hall on the last night of the proms. Brings a lump to me throat when I realise that’s nowt but a pipe dream now in this arse hole of a country !
In the same vein i’ve been saying for years that ‘‘Jerusalem’’, which this country was when i was a child, should be our spirit stirring national anthem and not that Godawful dreary dirge ‘‘God Save Our Gracious etc’’.
Les Shoes:
Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt
Now that’s a tune. Written by Trent Reznor (nine inch nails). Cash asked him if he could cover it. He died not too long after filming. Last song he made I think. Here’s the truly epic video;-
m.youtube.com/watch?list=RDvt1P … t1Pwfnh5pc
The song also appears on this one . Atlas air - the movie. Day in the life of long haul freight flying. Sums it up quite well 
. Won’t play on mobile devices though.;-
the band on the deck of the titanic as it sank played ,nearer my god to me…in the 1958 film…a night to remember.( its on utube if you look) …nothing other than a hymm,but it always makes me think how brave some people can be when the chips are down.always creeps me out. 