any songs make you tearey eyed?

[OrangeShadow]

Every time i listen to Just A Moment by Nas and Quan i cant help it.
You see ast summer a student that goes to my schol died in a car crash. that was a pretty big blow to the school.
Then this year9my senior year) on of my friends(a fellow senior)dad dies. he was well known and liked and this was another blow. Then less than 2 weeks later another one of my friends(also another senior) died from a drug OD. he was very popular and well liked .Then about a month or 2 later another one of my friends(a senior) dad died from cancer.now when i hear the song i think of those four people.

[Montaq]

When Brian sang "At this moment" on Family Guy, I nearly bawled.

[Meck77]

Sorry to hear about your losses OrangeShadow. All I can suggest is stay positive, focused, and do something to make a difference at your school in honor of your friends.

A song that jerks a tear for me.......Ukranian National Anthem

http://pages.prodigy.net/l.hodges/anthem.htm

Ukraine's glory hasn't perished, nor her freedom
Upon us, fellow compatriots, fate shall smile once more.
Our enemies will vanish, like dew in the morning sun,
And we too shall rule, brothers, in a free land of our own.

We'll lay down our souls and bodies to attain our freedom,
And we'll show that we, brothers, are of the Kozak nation.


Ukraine has not perished, neither her glory, nor freedom,
Upon us, fellow-Ukrainians, fate shall smile once more.
Our enemies will vanish, like dew in the morning sun,
And we too shall dwell, brothers, in a free land of our own.

We'll lay down our souls and bodies to attain our freedom,
And we'll show that we, brothers, are of the Kozak nation.

We'll stand together for freedom, from the Sian to the Don,
We will not allow others to rule in our motherland.
The Black Sea will smile and grandfather Dnipro will rejoice,
For in our own Ukraine fortune shall flourish again.

Our persistence and our sincere toils will be rewarded,
And freedom's song will resound throughout all of Ukraine.
Echoing off the Carpathians, and rumbling across the steppes,
Ukraine's fame and glory will be known among all nations.


You see I have pretty close ties to my roots being that my father was born in Ukraine and my mother was also Ukrainian. My ole man fought in the UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army in WWII) http://hometown.aol.com/shukhevych/. The mission of the UPA was to fight for a free Ukraine from all foreign occupation.

Infact most people have never even heard about these guerella fighters who fought right along side American' and other Allies. Infact my old man fought the German front and later the Russian front and survived two different concentration camps by escaping them both.

Anyhow I feel very connected to the struggles of the Ukrainian people because I have family there and I have visited there a few times. Growing up as a child at our Ukrainian Church we would honer those veterans who fought in WWII and sometimes I would have the honor of holding the Ukrainian flag during the ceremony. It was a great honor for me but I couldn't help but shed a tear while thinking about the MILLIONS of Ukrainians who fought and died for Ukraine and those that suffered during the Ukrainian Holocaust.

Ukrainian Holocaust you might be asking yourself. Yes over 7,000,000 people were murdered at the hands of Stalin. http://www.sovereignty.org.uk/siteinfo/newsround/sovkill.html

Anyhow Ukraine "Won" it's independence back in 1991 but it wasn't until recently that a true democratic leader has emerged in Ukraine via the "Orange Revolution" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orange_Revolution

I'm just greatful that the revolution ended peacefully and the Communists failed to take over Ukraine yet again. Some of you may recall that after the Soviet collapse there was a huge power vacume in this country and alot of concern about what would happen with the Nukes left over. Ukraine could have kept them but they were promised support from the United States and a chance to join other free democratic nations. Well support from the USA has been negligible but the Ukrainian people have fought on and taken their country back again and I believe it's for good this time!!!

It's funny when I showed the bus to my dad for the first time. He knew I was building a bus but didn't exactly know the details. When I pulled up to his house the first thing he says is "I like the color". You see during the protests in Ukrainian they used the color Orange to signify the people's democratic fight against the communists party of Russia.

Don't get me wrong I bleed Red/White/Blue :USA: but I also bleed Orange not only for the Broncos but for my people of Ukraine and the Orange Revolution. It's kinda cool to have that connection to the color on a fan level and a personal level.

Some of you probably saw some CNN footage of the Ukrainian election and protests in Ukraine last year. If you are curious to learn more about what happened in Ukraine recently here are some news clips from my cousin (Olga Halaburda) who is a news reporter from Green Bay news who demanded to be sent to Ukraine to cover the story. She was one of the very few Americans who was sent there to cover the story as it unfolded.
http://wfrv.com/ukraine/ Check it out!


Any other fellow Ukes in the house?
GO BRONCOS!
GO UKRAINE!

[JPEZ]

National Anthem!! (Star-Spangled Banner) :USA: :thumbsup:

[Mr. Trout]

I'm Sailing Away by Styx...gets me every time

[Rohirrim]

The closing duet (with chorale) in Mozart's "Figaro" that starts, "Contessa, pardone." Most beautiful music ever written.

[jonny1]

"A Boy Like That/I Have a Love" from West Side Story - unbelievable match of music, lyrics, and story line - and the vocal performances by Marni Nixon as Maria and Betty Wand as Anita . . .

just kills me everytime I hear it.

[Rock Chalk]

Its a country song, cant remember who by. But it goes like "Let me tell ya a secret, about a father's love, a secret that my daddy said was just between us. Now daddy's dont just love their children every now and then, its a love without end amen."

Love that song.

[jonny1]

Its a country song, cant remember who by. But it goes like "Let me tell ya a secret, about a father's love, a secret that my daddy said was just between us. Now daddy's dont just love their children every now and then, its a love without end amen."

Love that song.

George Strait sang it, Aaron Barker wrote it.

[Rock Chalk]

George Strait sang it, Aaron Barker wrote it.
Well it makes me teary eyed. My poppa is a good man and a good father. Reminds me how lucky I am.

[Tredici]

Wow. For a minute there I thought I was in the Why Women Suck thread.

:gossip:

Hilarious!

[Crush Girl]

"How Can I Help You Say Goodbye" by Patty Loveless.

Within a three-year period, when I was in high school, I lost my grandmother to cancer, my mom and one of my best friends - both in car accidents. Almost 10 years later, I haven't said "goodbye" to any of them and am not sure I ever will, and I still can't get through 30 seconds of that song without crying.

[Sodak]

"Kill the Poor" by the Dead Kennedy's. That one gets me every time...

[ØrangeÇrush]

Cats in the Cradle...summed up my relationship with my father rather well.

he was always gone, then when I was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. He passed away with lung cancer. My parents were divorced, and he didn't tell anyone in the family, and we only found out when my step mother called after he passed.

I only saw him twice from the time I was 10 years old... The song makes me feel like I never had the chance as a kid to grow up with him, and now its too late. Some of my best memories were when I was really young and he was around a lot.

[Montaq]

Cats in the Cradle...summed up my relationship with my father rather well.

he was always gone, then when I was stationed in Yokosuka, Japan. He passed away with lung cancer. My parents were divorced, and he didn't tell anyone in the family, and we only found out when my step mother called after he passed.

I only saw him twice from the time I was 10 years old... The song makes me feel like I never had the chance as a kid to grow up with him, and now its too late. Some of my best memories were when I was really young and he was around a lot.

I once jokingly told my sister that when I hear "No Son of Mine" by Genesis that I think of my relationship with my dad and she told him. It made him feel bad and he called and apologized for not being the best father and that he was very proud of me. I felt really really bad for saying that even though I was kidding.

[Crushaholic]

I get teary eyed when I watch the show called "Hit Me Baby 1 More Time". The premise is that recording artists from the 80's come back to sing their hit song in front of a live audience. The audience votes for the favorite. What makes me cry is how old they look today... :vermeil:

[FADERPROOF]

Tool - aenima

Sounds weird, but when tool breaks down to jsut drums as Maynard sing "Im praying for rain, I"m praying for tidal waves, I wanna see the ground give way, I wanna watch it all god down," That part always get to me, especially in concert.

Metallica - Fade to Black

Just a perfect song right there, no real explanation other than the tempo and lyrics of the song that get me.

[Sodak]

"Hinkley Had a Vision" by the Cruci**cks. That's another one...

[TheManeMan]

Wind of Change - Scorpions

[Hogan11]

"God Only Knows" - Beach Boys ...arguably the most goregous song in the history of R'N'R.

[bronco militia]

holly crap!

bwhahahahaha! at this thread

:vermeil: :vermeil: :vermeil: Ha! Ha! Ha!

[Beantown Bronco]

Where's Dick Vermeil when you need him?

[bronco militia]

Where's Dick Vermeil when you need him?


no doubt! bwahahaha! :hitself:

[TexanBob]

"I Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer" (the Joan Baez version althought the Stevie Wonder version is good too).

[Crushaholic]

"God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood

[ak1971]

Angel of Death...Slayer

[TheManeMan]

Cemetary Gates - Pantera

P.L.U.C.K - System of A Down

Holy Mountain - System of A Down

[Florida_Bronco]

"God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood

Amen Brother.

Dunno if you know who Randy Shughart and Gary Gordon are, but I saw a tribute video to them that played that song and it really got to me, especially because I admire those men so much.

[Kid A]

Few songs really make me cry, but some certainly get me emotional.
Do You Realize?--The Flaming Lips (the simple lyrics and Wayne's wavering voice get me every time)

[Northman]

Tiny Tears- Devin Townsend
The Omen- Laaz Rockit
Love Song for a Vampire- Annie Lennox
Hysteria- Def Leppard

[OrangeShadow]

"God Bless the USA" by Lee Greenwood

No doubt i have many family members that were or are in the arme forces so..

[bendog]

Hear comes the bride. I always cry for the groom. He doesn't yet know how bad it's gonna be, poor sob.

[broncosteven]

Strauss "Four Last Songs" all 4 are amazing but "Beim Schlafengehem" makes me contemplate my mortality. Every one should check these out & listen with an open mind.

"Seasons in the Sun" had a friend die, we were both about 6, a few years before this came out.

[MT-Tdawg]

Im just waiting for somebody to say "Barbie Girl"

[IHaveALight]

Lightning Crashes by Live

[Sir Mawn]

Few songs really make me cry, but some certainly get me emotional.
Do You Realize?--The Flaming Lips (the simple lyrics and Wayne's wavering voice get me every time)

A sad sad song indeed.

Peter Gabriel's Blood of Eden is one of mine.

REM's everybody hurts.

[gunns]

Wind Beneath my Wings-My daughter was in a singing group and sang it solo at an amusement park. I cry everytime.

[Crushaholic]

Im just waiting for somebody to say "Barbie Girl"

That falls under the category of "songs that make you puke".... ugh!~

[fuzzy]

Few songs really make me cry, but some certainly get me emotional.
Do You Realize?--The Flaming Lips (the simple lyrics and Wayne's wavering voice get me every time)

you beat me to it, those lyrics are amazing.

'fake plastic trees' and 'pictures of you' are close behind for me.

[epicSocialism4tw]

Few songs really make me cry, but some certainly get me emotional.
Do You Realize?--The Flaming Lips (the simple lyrics and Wayne's wavering voice get me every time)


Do You Realize? is pretty intense. The lyrics are very personal to the listener.

That "Dancing with my Father" (or whatever it's called) song by Luther Vandross is pretty intense also.

[epicSocialism4tw]

A sad sad song indeed.

Peter Gabriel's Blood of Eden is one of mine.

REM's everybody hurts.


Blood of Eden - good choice.

"Don't Give Up" is also a very touching song.

[Evenrude]

Leader of the Band - Dan Fogelberg

Wings of a Dove - Jim Reeves version

[DB-Freak]

A sad sad song indeed.

Peter Gabriel's Blood of Eden is one of mine.

REM's everybody hurts.
Everybody hurts is a beautiful song.

Do you realize is pretty touching, but everybody hurts is just great.

But none of them get me teary eyed.

[Arkie]

The Super Bowl Shuffle gets me every time. I usually do okay until William Perry busts out with "You're lookin' at the Fridge, I'm the rookie. I may be large, but I'm no dumb cookie." That's freaking classic! My eyes are welling up just thinking about it.

[broncosteven]

Blood of Eden - good choice.

"Don't Give Up" is also a very touching song.

I agree on "Don't give up" The bridge is awsome.

[broncosteven]

A sad sad song indeed.

Peter Gabriel's Blood of Eden is one of mine.



Dude! "Washing of the Water" is great off that album also. I love that the horn's are arranged like a Lousiana funeral march.

[DB-Freak]

Angel of Death...Slayer
Can you tell me what that song is about exactly?

I know it references to the holocaust and Auschwitz, but I don't get the Angel of Death reference.

Is it just to give a vivid description on how you would have died in Auschwitz?

[MT-Tdawg]

That falls under the category of "songs that make you puke".... ugh!~

Ha! I agree...but i'm still waiting for somebody to say it.

[TerrElway]

...both by U2. "Kite" and "Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own".

Both are by Bono about his father. What is it with us guys and communicating with our dads?

He wrote them about/for his dad after he died of cancer.

Some of the best lines from Sometimes you can't make it:

"And it's you when I look in the mirror
And it's you when I don't pick up the phone
Sometimes you can't make it on your own"

"We fight all the time
You and I, that's alright
We're the same soul
I don't need, I don't need to hear you say
That if we weren't so alike
You'd like me a whole lot more"


"You're the reason I sing
You're the reason why the opera is in me
Well, hey now
Still got to let you know
A house doesn't make a home
Don't leave me here alone"


And from Kite (about his dad's struggle with cancer and Bono trying to make peace with him):

"I want you to know
That you don't need me anymore
I want you to know
You don't need anyone, anything at all"

In summer I can taste the salt in the sea
There's a kite blowing out of control on a breeze
I wonder what's gonna happen to you
You wonder what has happened to me
I'm a man, I'm not a child
A man who sees the shadow behind your eyes

Who's to say where the wind will take you
Who's to say what it is will break you
I don't know where the wind will blow
Who's to know when the time has come around
I don't wanna see you cry
I know that this is not goodbye

[Hogan11]

Can you tell me what that song is about exactly?

I know it references to the holocaust and Auschwitz, but I don't get the Angel of Death reference.

Is it just to give a vivid description on how you would have died in Auschwitz?

Josef Mengele was the head Nazi Dr. @ Auschwitz and was dubbed "The Angel Of Death" because of his actions and experiments there.

[Pezman]

Peter Gabriel - Red Rain
Toto - Africa

Both those have special meaning to me but the one that just gets me everytime is Enya - On Your Shore
I mourned losing my childhood pup listening to that song for quite awhile. I still cant listen to it without bringing up memories of the day we had to put him down. :(

[Bronx33]

Tears in heaven-unplugged clapton

[B-Love]

This will admittedly be soft unless you have little kids, but Phil Collins' "You'll Be In My Heart", from the Tarzan soundtrack, is an eye waterer for me.

I highly recommend you hold your little toddler or 5 year old, etc., and stare at him/her while listening to that song.

For me it just brings out a primitive parental protection cry almost every time. My son is 8, but that particular Disney soundtrack was his favorite from the time he was 3 thru age 7. I cannot count the number of times I would water up as that song was playing while I was looking in the rearview mirror at him, in his childs seat.

[-Slap-]

...both by U2. "Kite" and "Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own".

Both are by Bono about his father. What is it with us guys and communicating with our dads?

He wrote them about/for his dad after he died of cancer.

Sting's Soul Cages album focuses on the same theme with an aching poignance.

[KillerBronco#76]

I might have said "Dust in the Wind" before Old School came out now i can only laugh when i hear that song.

[Sir Mawn]

Martha - Tom Waits. Another one that gets me.

[Mtbrncofn]

Butterfly Kisses. I can't remember the singer. It's about a daddy and his little girl.

Don't Take the Girl by Tim McGraw. Gets me every time.

I can't believe I picked two country songs.

[DBroncos4life]

Some of BlackHawks songs get me. Post mark burmingham??? and that song one of the guys did before he died. Something about a boat. That one last time song is a KILLER! For those that haven't listen to it at all.

When she picked up the telephone,
His voice came on the line.
She said: "This can't be happening,"
An' tears fell from her eyes.
She said: "What am I supposed to do?
"I can't handle losin' you."
He said: "I just had to call to say goodbye,
"One last time."

He said: "There are some things in this life,
"That are out of our control.
"Like who we fall in love with,
"And when it's time to go."
An' she said: "What about the plans we had?"
He said: "This connection's gettin' bad."
"Now c'mon baby, let me hear you smile,
"One last time."

She started to apologise,
For all the things that she'd done wrong.
She said: "I would have loved you better.
"If only I'd known."
He said: "You were the perfect wife:
"Promise me you'll go on with your life."
She said: "The boys won't understand."
He said: "Tell 'em Daddy loves 'em and, be strong, whoa."

He said: "Honey, I've gotta go."
She said: "Don't you dare hang up.
"There's so many things I need to say.
"I love you so much."
I was almost like she felt him leave.
She cried out: "Can you still hear me?"
She fell down on the kitchen floor,
When the signal died,
As the pilot tried to pull out of the dive.
One last......

[TheNextStep]

"Neden Game" by Insane Clown Posse usually makes me tear up...

[DBroncos4life]

"Neden Game" by Insane Clown Posse usually makes me tear up...



Figures that a Raiders fan is a jugga lo. Who's going chicken hunting?

[mattleecrew]

Aint No Sunshine - Paul McCartney, Unplugged

[KillerBronco#76]

Time of our life- Greenday (damn good song)

[REB]

Anything by Brittney Spears or Rickey Martin. And then when I'm done balling I want to ram an ice pick in my ear. :)

But on a more serious note Cat's in the cradle and Forever Young for the whole father and son thing and there's a song by Tim Rushlow I can't think of the name of it but it has to do with grandpa developing alzheimers and kinda not being there anymore. Good tune.

REB

1-2-3-:Broncos:!!!!!!!

[MT-Tdawg]

"Neden Game" by Insane Clown Posse usually makes me tear up...

ROFL! ROFL!

[crazyhorse]

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We're gonna beat the hell outta you...you...you...you...you.....



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I'm gettin' choked up just thinking about it.

[Tredici]

....heyyyy

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We're gonna beat the hell outta you...you...you...you...you.....



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I'm gettin' choked up just thinking about it.

And you even had to steal that from Denver. -- Yes, it's true. That song was introduced to American sports stadiums via the Denver teams.

[DBroncos4life]

Waiting on Joe is a pretty sad song as well.

[crazyhorse]

And you even had to steal that from Denver. -- Yes, it's true. That song was introduced to American sports stadiums via the Denver teams.

I didn't steal it!

I bought it from this one dude.

[orange 4 life]

1) cats in the cradle (harry chapin. gets me EVERY time)
2) looks like rain (grateful dead)
3) wind beneath my wings (sung at my mothers funeral by a friend of mine)
4) in the arms of the angels (dont know the artist? also a song from the funeral)
5) theme from titanic (celine "i am the greatest singer in the world" dion. makes me think of mom)
6) brokedown palace (grateful dead. that along with looks like rain are love lost songs and even though im happily married they still occasionally get to me depending on the mood)
7) standing on the moon (grateful dead. makes me miss jerry)
8) i will take you home (grateful dead-brent mydland sung to and for his daughter and then died. very sad.)

okay, so i have alot of songs that make me cry.

i guess im just sensitive and in touch with my feminine side. LOL

jake

[SoCalBronco]

Lady in Red. By Chris DeBurgh (sp).

[Hogan11]

1) cats in the cradle (harry chapin. gets me EVERY time)
2) looks like rain (grateful dead)
3) wind beneath my wings (sung at my mothers funeral by a friend of mine)
4) in the arms of the angels (dont know the artist? also a song from the funeral)
5) theme from titanic (celine "i am the greatest singer in the world" dion. makes me think of mom)
6) brokedown palace (grateful dead. that along with looks like rain are love lost songs and even though im happily married they still occasionally get to me depending on the mood)
7) standing on the moon (grateful dead. makes me miss jerry)
8) i will take you home (grateful dead-brent mydland sung to and for his daughter and then died. very sad.)

okay, so i have alot of songs that make me cry.

i guess im just sensitive and in touch with my feminine side. LOL

jake

I've often cried after being subjected to Grateful Dead records as well :poke: :giggle: Ha!

(Sorry Jake, I......I Just couldn't resist Ha!)

[Kid A]

Hurt--(Johnny Cash version, especially the video)

[Hogan11]

Hurt--(Johnny Cash version, especially the video)

That is one creepy video IMO.....Cash made it a very powerful song...kinda Joy Divisionish in it's sense of overwhelming doom and sadness.

That was quite a statement to go out on.

[Mtbrncofn]

Lady in Red. By Chris DeBurgh (sp).

Oooohhhh, I love that one! I always wonder if their marriage ever made it after that. I'd heard that he wrote that song to his wife after he cheated.

[scorpio]

4) in the arms of the angels (dont know the artist? also a song from the funeral)


Angel by Sarah McLachlan

Er, at least that's what my sister told me. Yeah.

[scorpio]

That is one creepy video IMO.....Cash made it a very powerful song...kinda Joy Divisionish in it's sense of overwhelming doom and sadness.

That was quite a statement to go out on.

Yeah, Cash made that song 10x more powerful than Trent ever could have, and I like NIN a lot.

[Cujo]

There is another sad song. It's an old country song from the 70s. I think its called "Teddy Bear"
Its about a young handicapped boy who talks on the Cb to truck drivers and his one wish is to ride in a semi truck. He gives out his address over the airwaves and hundreds of truckers pull off the road and stop by to take turns giving him a ride. the boy thinks he is just talking to one trucker but others are listening and everybody shows up to give this handicapped kid his wish.

[Florida_Bronco]

There is another sad song. It's an old country song from the 70s. I think its called "Teddy Bear"
Its about a young handicapped boy who talks on the Cb to truck drivers and his one wish is to ride in a semi truck. He gives out his address over the airwaves and hundreds of truckers pull off the road and stop by to take turns giving him a ride. the boy thinks he is just talking to one trucker but others are listening and everybody shows up to give this handicapped kid his wish.

I heard that song too and it's good. REP.

[Disco Man]

Mazzy Star Fade into you seems to always get me

[anthonypacino]

Mazzy Star Fade into you seems to always get me
Yeah that is a good one, Soma by the Smashing Pumpkins kinda gets me, and Sloop John B by the Beach Boys (reminds me of my grandpa for some strange reason)

[Disco Man]

Yeah that is a good one, Soma by the Smashing Pumpkins kinda gets me, and Sloop John B by the Beach Boys (reminds me of my grandpa for some strange reason)
U2 October is a great tear jerker

[Ray Finkle]

Clapton's "Tears in Heaven" When my cousin died, they played that song during his video tribute. To this day, I can't hear that song because it brings back that video...

[BRONCCRUSHFAN]

1. The National Anthem (I love America, and am proud to be an American).

2. Oh Danny Boy (Goes along with my ties to Ireland).

3. There goes my life (yes I threw a country song in there).

4. I alone-Live (Makes me think of my best friend and what a remarkable woman she is).

5. Fallin'-Aleshia Keys (see above).

[Florida_Bronco]

1. The National Anthem (I love America, and am proud to be an American).


REP!

[SteveTensi13]

"Sad eyes" by Christopher Cross.

[sirhcyennek81]

song that makes me cry...anything by bjork. and not because its moving for me...

[watermock]

Winds of Change is cool.

The Star Spangled Banner because of what owe to them. Even my lazy ass got the flag out. We are in the water, we have to see it thru.

Second place:

America the Beautiful. Beautiful song.

Third Place:

Time by Pink Floyd

Just because I was high on dope(opium laced thai stick, for real') and that bell rung on the Pioneer stero. I jumped three feet when the bell rang. It was in Quad. Who says Vietnam was a waste, I got super wasted on a bong.

Quad records were cool. The wax had DOUBLE grooves. The turntable had TWO needles. Totally cool.

Dating myself here. Old Black Water by the Doobies was fantastic. On a double skin in a high powerd Pioneer system while stoned, it was great.

In '72, a buddy came back from nam and smuggled in a little tai. It's sticky.

I took one hit and was off I probably took more... Then they put in Dark Side of the Moon on my ass..in Quad. They cranked up just for me... When the bells hit I hit the ceiling.

[TheManeMan]

This song makes me teary eyed but, not because im sad...

Peter Griffin - Rock Lobster (http://rocklobster1.ytmnd.com/)

[DB-Freak]

This song makes me teary eyed but, not because im sad...

Peter Griffin - Rock Lobster (http://rocklobster1.ytmnd.com/)
That was fricking hilarious. I remember that episode so well.

"Think of it as a HBO minority fairy tale."

[Sassy]

The Star Spangled Banner because of what owe to them. Even my lazy ass got the flag out. We are in the water, we have to see it thru.

Second place:

America the Beautiful. Beautiful song.

I agree with Mock on these...