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Let's get a little melancholy, people.

 

What's your favorite sad song??

 

It doesn't have to be a typical sad song, but if it's not, you have to give us a little bit of the reason why it is a sad song to you.

 

I'll get it started with an easy one:

 

 

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What were George Jones' last words before he died?
"We were standing at the foot of the bed and George just hasn't said nothing, and all of a sudden, he opened his eyes, and I was fixin' to go toward him, and the doctor kind of held me back," Nancy said. She recounts his final words as: "Well hello there. I've been looking for you. My name's George Jones."

 She believes he was speaking to God and that he had gone to heaven

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3 hours ago, ALF said:

 

What were George Jones' last words before he died?
"We were standing at the foot of the bed and George just hasn't said nothing, and all of a sudden, he opened his eyes, and I was fixin' to go toward him, and the doctor kind of held me back," Nancy said. She recounts his final words as: "Well hello there. I've been looking for you. My name's George Jones."

 She believes he was speaking to God and that he had gone to heaven

This is the only answer. 

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As a blues enthusiast I've certainly had a number of sad songs in my favorites mix.  

 

But this song I'm posting...ugh.  Its not blues, its not really country either, but it has personal sentiments to me.

 

 

If you want the backstory, fine, here it is.

 

I've mentioned on here before, I lost my soulmate to cancer 5 1/2 years ago.  Before she died, she wanted a celebration of life instead of a funeral.  

 

One day, she gave me a list of about 5 or 6 songs to put on a mix to play at the COL.  This song was on the list.

 

I knew the singer, but had never heard of the song.  Joey Feek died of cancer a few years after recording this song.  

 

I looked at the title and said to my wife, "you must really hate me, you don't think I'll be grieving enough without hearing that song?" 

 

She said, "fine", crossed it off the list and added another. 

And yes, I put in in the mix.  When it played at her COL, the person I was talking to at the time, I asked that it person to talk a little louder so I didn't hear it.

 

It took me a year to  be able to listen to it in its entirety.  5 + years later, I still can't hear it without shedding a tear or two. 

 

So yeah, there it is.  

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