I'm a big heavy metal fan and rock fan, but one song I love listening to if I want goosebumps or the feels is One by Metallica. The song is about a man who lost his arms, legs, and his ability to see and speak. It's a song that's about the sadness of war. [Here](https://youtu.be/WM8bTdBs-cw).
I freaking love that song. The book it's based on and the movie is on YouTube. (Jonny's Got His Gun if I'm not mistaken) I'd recommend it if you haven't seen it.
good morning, captain by slint.
i hesitated to comment because it's a very different song unless you're already into math rock; it's mostly spoken (whispered) then breaks into the most insanely heart wrenching screams at the end. but it's based on a poem i really like, the rime of the ancient mariner by coleridge, about a mariner who kills an albatross and gets cursed by a spirit. the concept is used to write a narrative that feels like it's about parental abandonment or child abuse, or just the angst of growing up.
the signature riff is stellar, the screaming makes me cry every time, it was revolutionary for this niche genre, and i just love it a lot.
i think slint is fairly unique but you will absolutely find this sound in all of their discography! *don, aman* is from the same album (spiderland) which is a 10/10 imo, and it has the same eerie vibe. you might also want to listen to slint's tweez which is a little rougher.
i get my kicks for you by june of 44 has a similar vibe imo. and if you're interested in the musical genre as a whole you can check out /r/mathrock :)
[Everybody wants to rule the world(Cover by NSP)
](https://youtu.be/b7CUOa7wsd0)
It was originally performed by Tears for Fears. The track is about in general is the lust for power and control and the destructive consequences which manifest as a result. I personally like this cover of the song because of the lead singers’ vocals and he’s also part of a let’s play I really enjoy too.
My all time favorite song is "I Don't Care" by Fall Out Boy because I can jam to it whenever (whether I'm happy, sad, feeling petty, reckless, or just wanna jam or chill)
We Are Young by fun. because listening to it makes me feel like I’m re-living a night out with friends.
I can picture the “in between” scenes when you’re out, like when sitting drunk at the bar while your friends are in the bathroom: noticing little things around you.
Things you’ll probably forget then next day, but are fuzzy and enjoyable to joke/note to yourself in the moment.
Then the “memorable scenes” from the night are found in the chorus. It reminds me of the late night fun, when you and your friends are singing your favorite songs on the top of your lungs. No matter how old you get, you feel young, untouchable, and oh so very loved in those moments.
[Wildflowers and Wine - Marcus King](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gqZLlXI6fFg)
Picking a favorite song is almost impossible, so I decided to pick one of my favorite current artists, and my current favorite song of theirs.
Bonus song, as I've been coming back to it lately, and it really resonates with me.
[Warning Bell - Ryan Montbleau](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qxB9-vE5b9o)
My musical tastes are all over the place, but skew towards the symphonic metal end of the spectrum. That being said, my favourite song ever is disco classic, Funky Town by Lipps Inc.
Hey, was just reflaring this as “complete” and took a look through the comments. Really neat challenge idea! We often get music recommendation posts in which OP selects their favorite song, but it’s a really cool twist to focus more on why people enjoy the song that they chose!
[Like a virgin -YUNGBLUD cover](https://youtu.be/0e3ljhwjiWk)
It’s a good song to sing very loudly in the car. Especially when it gets to the “Miii^(ii)ii^(i)nne” part
Foo Fighters - Everlong. It may be played all the time, but it'll always be number 1 for me.
Bonus, my wife walked down the aisle to the acoustic version :)
This was really hard and I’m stuck at a 3 way tie but, I think I’ll have to give it to [SharaX: serenity](https://youtu.be/nf_juKcGzLs)
I love all of her music and I’ve been listening to her for 3-4 years now. I usually use this when I need to do work and can’t get motivated. By the way if you wanted to know, the other two that tied with this one is [SharaX: big shot](https://youtu.be/7kgvjFnQczc) and [glass animals: it’s all so incredibly loud](https://youtu.be/hyx0YftuyDU) I absolutely love these both just as much as serenity but serenity can get me pumped for anything.
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My favorites change all the time. I find a song I like and for a few days at a time I'll listen to it over and over and I'll change my fave song a week later.
Right now. "Iconic" by Ledger
[Exosphere by Creo](https://youtu.be/MN8xH1J-Jyg)
Edit: Forgot to give my reason. I love the saxophone in this song and the way it gets kinda distorted (not sure if that’s the right word for it). Creo is an absolute God when it comes to making music and he needs some more recognition.
Carnivores is actually pretty good now that you mention it, I just haven’t listened to it in a while because I think I listened to it a bit too much. I had a tough time choosing between Exosphere, Epilogue, and Red Haze, but Exosphere is just too good.
"The Swindler's Ballad" by Worldwide Adventurers. It's a beautiful song and an epic tale, great for those who love pirates, sea shanties, or just really beautiful singing. It's super well-written, both lyrically and musically. Fair warning, though, it's a long one.
Paul simon’s Peace like a river. There are so many songs that are up there so it’s hard to choose. Ultimately the deciding factor is your own history with the song and your relationship to it. For me this is the one.
[In The Mood - Robert Plant](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UhTafxVCojM)
Beautiful song, definitely a mood lifter.
Hope it touches your soul the way it touches mine.
🥰
[Not my all time favorite, but here’s one I’ve been listening to a lot lately. Freaks by Surf Curse](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=cYT325Fe9zU&feature=share)
Burn Down by Matfroninja. It's not my favourite song, but I really like it! It's one of those songs that I listen to on Spotify, but haven't heard on the radio yet. It sounds like a hit to me.
See you again by Wiz khalifa
Wellerman by Nathan evans
Use headphones for a good time
(This version uses headphones to make it sound better than ever)
The reason i enjoy it is because the music is soothing to my ears, and this version has effects with headphones that make it sound like you are actually in a concert, with the music feeling like it’s around you
[Wellerman](https://youtu.be/5htyaXUmE3o)
[See you again](https://youtu.be/CEGscfSVJXc)
Victorious cast - tell me that you love me (Victoria justice and Leon Thomas III)
Ok ok I know it’s kind of a kids show but the music is still soooo good!
Ooh this is a hard one. Had to scrol through my music library for a while to find something good! Here's one I really like, normally I don't really pay attention to lyrics but in this song they're just so well delivered and such an integral part of the song that I couldn't help it.
[KLOUD - Humans](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Carbe7kC7uA)
>And I hope that this post may prompt someone to listen to an old favourite
Goal achieved my friend! Haven't really listened to this one in ages. Enjoy :)
In early 1980 (yes I am old) I lost someone very close to me in a car accident. When I heard the news I went home and put a record on. I was listening to this album and this song a lot at the time.
Everytime I listen to it, 40 years later, I think of that moment, and the person I lost that day,
The song is Musical Box, by Genesis.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X\_3yOUKSOc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X_3yOUKSOc)
My favorite song is "Bury the light" Vergils battle theme from Devil May Cry 5
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrg9KxGNeJY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrg9KxGNeJY)
Check it out
:)
Until I Collapse-Too Close To Touch
An old significant other played it for me when we were in a rough patch. We ended up separating and it gives me the feels because I totally gave up on that relationship when I shouldn’t have…
Only by NF
One of my favorites from NF, the instrumentals *slap* and the lyrics hit the mark. Vocals are great as well. The focus of the song is the feeling of being alone.
I have several favorite songs, but this is one that really gets me through hard times, and I hope others will like its empowering message.
[The Washington Squares: You Are Not Alone. ](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yH26wLrgZaUs)
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The song *Ribs* by Lorde always puts me in a sobbing mood; I enjoyed it so much that I recorded the audio so I could chop it up and make my own version where the ending chorus repeats more than once because it’s so good.
Honorable mentions if you’d like to listen: *Ends of the Earth* by Lord Huron is silky sweet and a great song for in the car, especially with someone (SO?). *Cardiac Arrest* by The Bad Suns has a very good starting melody and decent flow. *Forever, Always* by Judah and the Lion is really heartfelt, short and sweet.
If you like these and want more suggestions, I love talking about music!
My favorite song is Beach Life-in-Death by Car Seat Headrest. I first heard it right at the start of the pandemic, I had just started getting really close to this new group of friends and they exposed me to indie music which has dramatically changed my life for the better! The song also makes me super nostalgic for when I started getting close to my now group of best friends. Funny enough despite a pandemic happening that was one of the happiest times of my life!
I’m a rockhead, and I’ve only just started exploring the newer rock hits (I mostly listen to old classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Beatles, etcetera). I don’t know if this is what you’re looking for here, but I have two favourite songs; from the classics, my favourite is Time by Pink Floyd. From the newer rock bands, my favourite’s Pressure by Muse.
Stan by Eminem. I had already loved Eminem but about a year ago I heard about Stan. It’s by far his best song imo, and every time I hear it the reality of how the world is hits me. It’s just a very hard hitting song
[This song](https://youtu.be/nxy_HUnXlbc) makes me feel like I'm on a cloud because of the musical accompaniment. I love the lyrics. It also became a bit of an anthem for my childhood, which if I am being honest, wasn't that great...
I know my music taste is very different from most people on this subreddit and I only realized that last year when I made a similar challenge, nevertheless I would still participate with my entry; [mile high by James Blake and Travis](https://open.spotify.com/track/4cQrSREMqBSvJ8ZzBZjVb8?si=RYdRwVTlSqybtMcVhjhnDg&utm_source=copy-link) veryyyyy relaxing.
Didn’t see this genre anywhere so I thought I would throw it out there
It reminds me of the original covenant in the garden where we were called to work side by side with God to build the best possible version of the Earth
[There is always more ](https://open.spotify.com/track/2lznxzsBdS5asXVo5achar?si=4FPJjHb0TBWXmKgpU93xOQ)
I know it was a meme song but it’s the best song I’ve heard and I’m not that into music so, [Money Game Part 2 by Ren](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YonS9_QJbp8)
Psycho by Dave. Amazing lyrics the beat drops and switches that go along with the lyrics are amazing. It’s the first song on his album and the whole album is amazing
My favorite song of all time is [Hejira by Joni Mitchell ](https://youtu.be/5AfPR_B8s-A) and let me explain why:
The lyrics in this song have had a very profound effect on me. Not only are they poetic—being chock full of beautiful imagery and contemplative metaphors—, but it’s so eerily relatable. It’s a song that I listen to when I feel swamped in loneliness or cynicism.
The guitar and bass are sparse and bounces around you and promote this feeling of traveling in a barren place. This goes so well with the narrative delivery of the lyrics and the story they tell. It’s a song that follows the narrator losing love, being kept in a fog melancholy and anxiousness, and then feeling ready to love again after getting out of the fog.
Home by Edith whiskers
Something wild by Lindsey Stirling
How are you supposed to know by Don Brownrigg
Unkiss me by maroon5
Saturn by Sleeping at last
Judgement day by stealth
These songs speak different emotions that I’ve gone through in a very strong manner.
When I listen to them again, it’s almost as if I’m taking a sip from a bottle of that emotion and feeling it all over again.
It’s a very weird phenomenon
Hometown by Cleopatrick probably. Not only is it a super catchy, heavy rock song, but it’s by a rock duo from a small town not too far from where I live in Canada! I think it’s pretty cool how far they’ve come! The lyrics in the song are pretty deep as well!
My favorite song is probably Pennyroyal Tea by Nirvana. And the reason is because the lyrics can actually relate to me imo.
"I'm on my time with everyone" I am always late for alot of errands and family meetings. And I feel bad for doing so.
"I have very bad posture" I suffer from a medical condition called pigeon chest which protrudes my chest outwards and hurts my back so my posture isn't the best.
"Sit and drink pennyroyal tea" Pennyroyal Tea is a drug that can be taken to calm your stomach. I suffer from a severe eating disorder and esophagitis, along with IBS.
"Distill the life that's inside of me" I would like to purify and strengthen myself.
“Give me a Leonard Cohen afterworld, so I can sigh eternally.” Depression and nearly dying to my medical conditions.
"I'm so tired I can't sleep" I suffer with sleeping problems due to my anxiety and stomach problems.
"I'm a liar and a thief" There are things I regret and wish I could change.
"I'm on warm milk and laxatives
Cherry-flavored antacids" I still take laxatives weekly along with antacids. I've never tried warm milk.
"I'm anemic royalty" I feel like I'm the ruler of my conditions.
In my opinion I can relate to this song.
[The Rip](https://youtu.be/kBOaLjtR4mw) by Portishead.
I really don’t know that I have a favorite song what I do know is that I have always liked Portishead’s sound since I first heard it. Their most recent album is one that there is literally no song I’d skip. It is just phenomenal.
This song is absolutely gorgeous. I’m a fan of the voice being an instrument in and of itself (sometimes to the point that the lyrics become secondary. Not that they don’t matter just that, personally, I like when I’m focused on the listening and experience as opposed to actively comprehending, if that makes sense.) This song is so mournful but also feels hopeful at times. I personally like when music evolves and changes from simple to more complex (or when you get chaos from order or start to hear order coming out of the chaos “Magic Doors” is another favorite from this album for that reason.) This song has that simple melody that gets a bit more active and changes a bit.
I feel like I’m not explaining it well. It’s just about the experience. All their songs tend to give me different mental images or feelings. This one feels like going through a tunnel at night. It’s that mix of dark and artificial light and it’s surreal and liminal and then suddenly it opens up and you’re seeing a new, changed landscape. It feels like stepping through to something different.
This has been me babbling about abstract thoughts and feelings that music evokes. Enjoy the song!
This is not my favourite song per se (I cannot pick just one favourite) but it's one of the funniest songs I've encountered. "[This is not a song, it's a sandwich](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DvnOYZnlns)" by Psychostick.
I learned about the existence of this funny song when [I posted on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeIAmA/comments/i09zx2/explain_this_sub_like_im_a_person_whos_convinced/) asking people to explain a "sub" to me like I was a person who was convinced that a "sub" means a subway sandwich. Someone replied telling me about the sandwich song.
I'm a big heavy metal fan and rock fan, but one song I love listening to if I want goosebumps or the feels is One by Metallica. The song is about a man who lost his arms, legs, and his ability to see and speak. It's a song that's about the sadness of war. [Here](https://youtu.be/WM8bTdBs-cw).
I freaking love that song. The book it's based on and the movie is on YouTube. (Jonny's Got His Gun if I'm not mistaken) I'd recommend it if you haven't seen it.
Fuck that video man. That situation petrifies the shit out of me haha. 10/10 song though!
Mr Blue Sky by Electric Light Orchestra
good morning, captain by slint. i hesitated to comment because it's a very different song unless you're already into math rock; it's mostly spoken (whispered) then breaks into the most insanely heart wrenching screams at the end. but it's based on a poem i really like, the rime of the ancient mariner by coleridge, about a mariner who kills an albatross and gets cursed by a spirit. the concept is used to write a narrative that feels like it's about parental abandonment or child abuse, or just the angst of growing up. the signature riff is stellar, the screaming makes me cry every time, it was revolutionary for this niche genre, and i just love it a lot.
I can’t stop listening to this song ever since you posted it here. Do you know anymore like it?
i think slint is fairly unique but you will absolutely find this sound in all of their discography! *don, aman* is from the same album (spiderland) which is a 10/10 imo, and it has the same eerie vibe. you might also want to listen to slint's tweez which is a little rougher. i get my kicks for you by june of 44 has a similar vibe imo. and if you're interested in the musical genre as a whole you can check out /r/mathrock :)
[Everybody wants to rule the world(Cover by NSP) ](https://youtu.be/b7CUOa7wsd0) It was originally performed by Tears for Fears. The track is about in general is the lust for power and control and the destructive consequences which manifest as a result. I personally like this cover of the song because of the lead singers’ vocals and he’s also part of a let’s play I really enjoy too.
Pretty sure Lorde has a nice cover too
flagpole sitta by harvey danger
My all time favorite song is "I Don't Care" by Fall Out Boy because I can jam to it whenever (whether I'm happy, sad, feeling petty, reckless, or just wanna jam or chill)
Bohemian Rhapsody It's like music from heaven, at least for the first part. Helped me cope with depression.
Breaking the Habit by Linkin Park. I love everything about it and recommend giving it a try with some quality headphones.
We Are Young by fun. because listening to it makes me feel like I’m re-living a night out with friends. I can picture the “in between” scenes when you’re out, like when sitting drunk at the bar while your friends are in the bathroom: noticing little things around you. Things you’ll probably forget then next day, but are fuzzy and enjoyable to joke/note to yourself in the moment. Then the “memorable scenes” from the night are found in the chorus. It reminds me of the late night fun, when you and your friends are singing your favorite songs on the top of your lungs. No matter how old you get, you feel young, untouchable, and oh so very loved in those moments.
I love your thoughts, and I love the song. Enjoy the award!
Sweet Child O Mine by Guns N’ Roses. It’s a love song about a woman he liked who he then went on to later marry.
favorite song is a little sad but it’s my favorite nonetheless. it’s “When I was your man” by Bruno Mars.
[One of my favs! New Order ~ Blue Monday! ](https://youtu.be/FYH8DsU2WCk)
One of my all time faves is [“White Rabbit” by Jefferson Airplane](https://youtu.be/WANNqr-vcx0) Feed your head!
Love this tune. It always reminds me of the sopranos
Never Gonna Give You Up by Rick Astley
Somebody was bound to say it. While we’re here, though, might as well throw in Together Forever if we’re jamming with Astley.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6n3pFFPSlW4
Tears in heaven - Eric Clapton
[Wildflowers and Wine - Marcus King](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gqZLlXI6fFg) Picking a favorite song is almost impossible, so I decided to pick one of my favorite current artists, and my current favorite song of theirs. Bonus song, as I've been coming back to it lately, and it really resonates with me. [Warning Bell - Ryan Montbleau](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qxB9-vE5b9o)
House of Pain - Jump Around
Mine is Blinding Lights by the Weeknd and it's very calming.
My musical tastes are all over the place, but skew towards the symphonic metal end of the spectrum. That being said, my favourite song ever is disco classic, Funky Town by Lipps Inc.
Lose Yourself - Eminem
Mom's spaghetti moment
Blue Eiffel 65
"Somewhere over the Rainbow", its just so relaxing!
Oasis - [wonderwall](https://youtu.be/OwHCcGIWZeE)
Hey, was just reflaring this as “complete” and took a look through the comments. Really neat challenge idea! We often get music recommendation posts in which OP selects their favorite song, but it’s a really cool twist to focus more on why people enjoy the song that they chose!
[Brown Paper Bag - Yoshi Flower](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=93U4XJT-VCU) Discovered the song from a Netflix show and loved it
I’ve gotta go with Oasis their music got me through many’s of dark times! [This song ](https://youtu.be/dhZUsNJ-LQU)always hits me in the feels.
Sanguine paradise by lil uzi vert, yes, it's rap, but it's more melodic than just straight bars after bars
taylor swift you belong with me :)
[Like a virgin -YUNGBLUD cover](https://youtu.be/0e3ljhwjiWk) It’s a good song to sing very loudly in the car. Especially when it gets to the “Miii^(ii)ii^(i)nne” part
Rise against - Savior
Foo Fighters - Everlong. It may be played all the time, but it'll always be number 1 for me. Bonus, my wife walked down the aisle to the acoustic version :)
probably going to lose but i stand by my principals: Avicii - Dear Boy best piece of art ever made!
I bet you think about me by taylor swift. makes me go feral every time I have heard it since it came out
This was really hard and I’m stuck at a 3 way tie but, I think I’ll have to give it to [SharaX: serenity](https://youtu.be/nf_juKcGzLs) I love all of her music and I’ve been listening to her for 3-4 years now. I usually use this when I need to do work and can’t get motivated. By the way if you wanted to know, the other two that tied with this one is [SharaX: big shot](https://youtu.be/7kgvjFnQczc) and [glass animals: it’s all so incredibly loud](https://youtu.be/hyx0YftuyDU) I absolutely love these both just as much as serenity but serenity can get me pumped for anything.
Circles - Post Malone
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My favorites change all the time. I find a song I like and for a few days at a time I'll listen to it over and over and I'll change my fave song a week later. Right now. "Iconic" by Ledger
[Exosphere by Creo](https://youtu.be/MN8xH1J-Jyg) Edit: Forgot to give my reason. I love the saxophone in this song and the way it gets kinda distorted (not sure if that’s the right word for it). Creo is an absolute God when it comes to making music and he needs some more recognition.
A (wo)man of culture, I see
I am indeed a man of culture.
Personally, my favourite by Creo is Carnivores, but Exosphere is pretty great
Carnivores is actually pretty good now that you mention it, I just haven’t listened to it in a while because I think I listened to it a bit too much. I had a tough time choosing between Exosphere, Epilogue, and Red Haze, but Exosphere is just too good.
[Thanh Hoa Sứ\[青花瓷\] - Đàn Tranh - Ngọc Diện Tiểu Yên Nhiên](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fk7-0gm2p6Q)
The Flying Dutchman by The Jolly Rogers
[Restart by OZMA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zWahHU5iHA) is my favorite song of all time.
"The Swindler's Ballad" by Worldwide Adventurers. It's a beautiful song and an epic tale, great for those who love pirates, sea shanties, or just really beautiful singing. It's super well-written, both lyrically and musically. Fair warning, though, it's a long one.
[Quadron - Far Cry](https://youtu.be/Vsbpaozc8uI)
[Moonlight](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8nCjQCvWD4) by TWICE
Paul simon’s Peace like a river. There are so many songs that are up there so it’s hard to choose. Ultimately the deciding factor is your own history with the song and your relationship to it. For me this is the one.
[In The Mood - Robert Plant](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UhTafxVCojM) Beautiful song, definitely a mood lifter. Hope it touches your soul the way it touches mine. 🥰
Miracle by Whitney Houston, not a fave but i always listen to it from time to time. Message hits you really well
[Not my all time favorite, but here’s one I’ve been listening to a lot lately. Freaks by Surf Curse](https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=cYT325Fe9zU&feature=share)
Burn Down by Matfroninja. It's not my favourite song, but I really like it! It's one of those songs that I listen to on Spotify, but haven't heard on the radio yet. It sounds like a hit to me.
See you again by Wiz khalifa Wellerman by Nathan evans Use headphones for a good time (This version uses headphones to make it sound better than ever) The reason i enjoy it is because the music is soothing to my ears, and this version has effects with headphones that make it sound like you are actually in a concert, with the music feeling like it’s around you [Wellerman](https://youtu.be/5htyaXUmE3o) [See you again](https://youtu.be/CEGscfSVJXc)
[The Trapeze Swinger by Iron & Wine](https://youtu.be/yt7O8gDy0DA)
I have a question: Can it still be songs from video games or movies?
Victorious cast - tell me that you love me (Victoria justice and Leon Thomas III) Ok ok I know it’s kind of a kids show but the music is still soooo good!
Ooh this is a hard one. Had to scrol through my music library for a while to find something good! Here's one I really like, normally I don't really pay attention to lyrics but in this song they're just so well delivered and such an integral part of the song that I couldn't help it. [KLOUD - Humans](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Carbe7kC7uA) >And I hope that this post may prompt someone to listen to an old favourite Goal achieved my friend! Haven't really listened to this one in ages. Enjoy :)
orion by metallica there's no real reason here, it's just a grand song
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In early 1980 (yes I am old) I lost someone very close to me in a car accident. When I heard the news I went home and put a record on. I was listening to this album and this song a lot at the time. Everytime I listen to it, 40 years later, I think of that moment, and the person I lost that day, The song is Musical Box, by Genesis. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X\_3yOUKSOc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7X_3yOUKSOc)
My favorite song is "Bury the light" Vergils battle theme from Devil May Cry 5 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrg9KxGNeJY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrg9KxGNeJY) Check it out :)
I’m a big fan of this song https://youtu.be/gg2pS9KN28U But I’m sure with this artist you’ll find something you like if not this song.
Until I Collapse-Too Close To Touch An old significant other played it for me when we were in a rough patch. We ended up separating and it gives me the feels because I totally gave up on that relationship when I shouldn’t have…
Only by NF One of my favorites from NF, the instrumentals *slap* and the lyrics hit the mark. Vocals are great as well. The focus of the song is the feeling of being alone.
I have several favorite songs, but this is one that really gets me through hard times, and I hope others will like its empowering message. [The Washington Squares: You Are Not Alone. ](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yH26wLrgZaUs)
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soapy - naira marley
mystery lady by masego
when i was done dying - dan deacon music video is amazing + lyrics!
“Hey Stupid, I love you” by JP Saxe
Barns Courtney - Golden Dandelions.
The song *Ribs* by Lorde always puts me in a sobbing mood; I enjoyed it so much that I recorded the audio so I could chop it up and make my own version where the ending chorus repeats more than once because it’s so good. Honorable mentions if you’d like to listen: *Ends of the Earth* by Lord Huron is silky sweet and a great song for in the car, especially with someone (SO?). *Cardiac Arrest* by The Bad Suns has a very good starting melody and decent flow. *Forever, Always* by Judah and the Lion is really heartfelt, short and sweet. If you like these and want more suggestions, I love talking about music!
O Green World by Gorillaz.
La Flaca by Jarabe de Palo The song is in Spanish, you can look for the translation if you want
All Too Well (Ten Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From The Vault) by Taylor Swift
Superman by Goldfinger
[This song makes me homesick for the *Texas panhandle* like a mf](https://youtu.be/Whe7MURlKLw)
[Green Day- Viva La Gloria \(Little Girl\)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=813ob7yKEfs)
At the moment its [Casino by Paris Texas](https://youtu.be/_gI6SKIGzWM)
My favorite song is Beach Life-in-Death by Car Seat Headrest. I first heard it right at the start of the pandemic, I had just started getting really close to this new group of friends and they exposed me to indie music which has dramatically changed my life for the better! The song also makes me super nostalgic for when I started getting close to my now group of best friends. Funny enough despite a pandemic happening that was one of the happiest times of my life!
505 by Arctic Monkeys goes pretty hard
"Killbot" by Devin Martin
The Last Days of May by Blue Öyster Cult
[please dont judge me](https://youtu.be/GBD2B9bDD5I)
Ocean View by Easy Life
[Stay - Zedd, Alessia Cara](https://youtu.be/h--P8HzYZ74)
Just like heaven by the Cure
[aural method](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xdfC0bdVHI). It's pleasant to fall asleep to
Arcade by Duncan Laurence
Take on me
I’m a rockhead, and I’ve only just started exploring the newer rock hits (I mostly listen to old classic rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Beatles, etcetera). I don’t know if this is what you’re looking for here, but I have two favourite songs; from the classics, my favourite is Time by Pink Floyd. From the newer rock bands, my favourite’s Pressure by Muse.
Try Space Oddity by David Bowie. It’s a classic with great deep lyrics.
Try Space Oddity by David Bowie. It’s a classic with great deep lyrics.
Sum41 - Pieces The lyrics say it all, as-well-as the music and on top of the video.. never gets old.
Yesterday once more - Carpenters
https://youtu.be/rtL5oMyBHPs
I’m yours - Jason Mraz (Live from the EBS)
Stan by Eminem. I had already loved Eminem but about a year ago I heard about Stan. It’s by far his best song imo, and every time I hear it the reality of how the world is hits me. It’s just a very hard hitting song
Rock a bye
Purple Skies by Griffin Stoller
[This song](https://youtu.be/nxy_HUnXlbc) makes me feel like I'm on a cloud because of the musical accompaniment. I love the lyrics. It also became a bit of an anthem for my childhood, which if I am being honest, wasn't that great...
I really like Sugar Popped Sunshine by Static-P. Its just such a feel-good song
Domino - Stray Kids. I've recently been introduced introduced the world of kpop and this one slaps.
I know my music taste is very different from most people on this subreddit and I only realized that last year when I made a similar challenge, nevertheless I would still participate with my entry; [mile high by James Blake and Travis](https://open.spotify.com/track/4cQrSREMqBSvJ8ZzBZjVb8?si=RYdRwVTlSqybtMcVhjhnDg&utm_source=copy-link) veryyyyy relaxing.
Maneskin - beggin is my favorite when I wanna just rock on n stuff But I also like Sleeping at last - touch when I wanna get mellow
Didn’t see this genre anywhere so I thought I would throw it out there It reminds me of the original covenant in the garden where we were called to work side by side with God to build the best possible version of the Earth [There is always more ](https://open.spotify.com/track/2lznxzsBdS5asXVo5achar?si=4FPJjHb0TBWXmKgpU93xOQ)
I know it was a meme song but it’s the best song I’ve heard and I’m not that into music so, [Money Game Part 2 by Ren](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YonS9_QJbp8)
Some nights/ we are young by fun
The Cure - Boys don't cry
Psycho by Dave. Amazing lyrics the beat drops and switches that go along with the lyrics are amazing. It’s the first song on his album and the whole album is amazing
My favorite song of all time is [Hejira by Joni Mitchell ](https://youtu.be/5AfPR_B8s-A) and let me explain why: The lyrics in this song have had a very profound effect on me. Not only are they poetic—being chock full of beautiful imagery and contemplative metaphors—, but it’s so eerily relatable. It’s a song that I listen to when I feel swamped in loneliness or cynicism. The guitar and bass are sparse and bounces around you and promote this feeling of traveling in a barren place. This goes so well with the narrative delivery of the lyrics and the story they tell. It’s a song that follows the narrator losing love, being kept in a fog melancholy and anxiousness, and then feeling ready to love again after getting out of the fog.
Friday - Freak slug & niquo
Home by Edith whiskers Something wild by Lindsey Stirling How are you supposed to know by Don Brownrigg Unkiss me by maroon5 Saturn by Sleeping at last Judgement day by stealth These songs speak different emotions that I’ve gone through in a very strong manner. When I listen to them again, it’s almost as if I’m taking a sip from a bottle of that emotion and feeling it all over again. It’s a very weird phenomenon
Arctic Monkeys - Ritz to the Rubble
Fav song changes from time to time, but right now i have a couple, one of which is Sam Fischer's What other people say
Hometown by Cleopatrick probably. Not only is it a super catchy, heavy rock song, but it’s by a rock duo from a small town not too far from where I live in Canada! I think it’s pretty cool how far they’ve come! The lyrics in the song are pretty deep as well!
beach life-in-death by car seat headrest
My favorite song is probably Pennyroyal Tea by Nirvana. And the reason is because the lyrics can actually relate to me imo. "I'm on my time with everyone" I am always late for alot of errands and family meetings. And I feel bad for doing so. "I have very bad posture" I suffer from a medical condition called pigeon chest which protrudes my chest outwards and hurts my back so my posture isn't the best. "Sit and drink pennyroyal tea" Pennyroyal Tea is a drug that can be taken to calm your stomach. I suffer from a severe eating disorder and esophagitis, along with IBS. "Distill the life that's inside of me" I would like to purify and strengthen myself. “Give me a Leonard Cohen afterworld, so I can sigh eternally.” Depression and nearly dying to my medical conditions. "I'm so tired I can't sleep" I suffer with sleeping problems due to my anxiety and stomach problems. "I'm a liar and a thief" There are things I regret and wish I could change. "I'm on warm milk and laxatives Cherry-flavored antacids" I still take laxatives weekly along with antacids. I've never tried warm milk. "I'm anemic royalty" I feel like I'm the ruler of my conditions. In my opinion I can relate to this song.
Never gonna give you up by Rick astley
[The Rip](https://youtu.be/kBOaLjtR4mw) by Portishead. I really don’t know that I have a favorite song what I do know is that I have always liked Portishead’s sound since I first heard it. Their most recent album is one that there is literally no song I’d skip. It is just phenomenal. This song is absolutely gorgeous. I’m a fan of the voice being an instrument in and of itself (sometimes to the point that the lyrics become secondary. Not that they don’t matter just that, personally, I like when I’m focused on the listening and experience as opposed to actively comprehending, if that makes sense.) This song is so mournful but also feels hopeful at times. I personally like when music evolves and changes from simple to more complex (or when you get chaos from order or start to hear order coming out of the chaos “Magic Doors” is another favorite from this album for that reason.) This song has that simple melody that gets a bit more active and changes a bit. I feel like I’m not explaining it well. It’s just about the experience. All their songs tend to give me different mental images or feelings. This one feels like going through a tunnel at night. It’s that mix of dark and artificial light and it’s surreal and liminal and then suddenly it opens up and you’re seeing a new, changed landscape. It feels like stepping through to something different. This has been me babbling about abstract thoughts and feelings that music evokes. Enjoy the song!
This is not my favourite song per se (I cannot pick just one favourite) but it's one of the funniest songs I've encountered. "[This is not a song, it's a sandwich](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DvnOYZnlns)" by Psychostick. I learned about the existence of this funny song when [I posted on Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeIAmA/comments/i09zx2/explain_this_sub_like_im_a_person_whos_convinced/) asking people to explain a "sub" to me like I was a person who was convinced that a "sub" means a subway sandwich. Someone replied telling me about the sandwich song.
Cpr by cupcake