Feb 9 / Lynse Leanne

Crying Song

I am weird. I have to listen to a particular song to cry…why?

well, i am a control freak and crying makes me feel out of control so when i need to cry i have some sort of control by controlling the song when i cry….haha…now that i have said it it sounds so lame and ridiculous.

But here is the lyrics to the song i cry to. it is “Let Go” by Frou Frou.

drink up, baby down
mmm, are you in or are you out
leave your things behind
’cause it’s all going off without you
excuse me, too busy you’re writing your tragedy
these mishaps
you bubble wrap
when you’ve no idea what you’re like

so let go, jump in
oh well, whatcha waiting for
it’s alright
’cause there’s beauty in the breakdown
so let go, just get in
oh, it’s so amazing here
it’s alright
’cause there’s beauty in the breakdown

it gains the more it gives
and then it rises with the fall
so hand me that remote
can’t you see that all that stuff’s a sideshow

such boundless pleasure
we’ve no time for later now
you can’t await your own arrival
you’ve 20 seconds to comply

so let go, jump in
oh well, whatcha waiting for
it’s alright
’cause there’s beauty in the breakdown
so let go, just get in
oh, it’s so amazing here
it’s alright
’cause there’s beauty in the breakdown


Do you have a song you cry to? What is it?

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  1. Kat / Feb 9 2009

    That’s kind of a weird song to cry to… I mean, the lyrics fit the bill, but the beat is more techno-y like most Imogen songs. You’re a strange one :)

    Anyway, I always cry to “Butterfly Kisses” or “The Hand Song” (Nickle Creek) or “Whiskey Lullaby”. It gets me. And they’re safe to cry to because they’re ‘other-pity’ songs as opposed to ’self-pity’ songs. Those I steer clear from.

    See? I read your blog…

  2. Jared Budlong / Feb 9 2009

    I used to cry a lot when I listened to “Good bye” by Plankeye… I first heard it around the time my brother died, but now (after finding out it is about friends that have left) it is more of a comforting song than a sad one.

    Wow, I need to update my blog… It’s been too long!

    Jared Budlong’s last blog post..Late notice…

  3. Hannah / Feb 9 2009

    I have two…maybe three…

    Switchfoot “Let That Be Enough”
    Nickel Creek “Sweet Afton”
    John Mayer “Not Myself”

    those three help get it out…

  4. sara / Feb 9 2009

    oh, see, there are songs i always cry to (see my earlier post this week), but i always end up crying to random songs, in my car, on a blue tuesday afternoon for no good reason.

    always by myself though :)

    sara’s last blog post..one procrastination. under god…

  5. Dianne / Feb 10 2009

    I don’t consider myself a “cry baby”, but I can have a real good cry from time to time. No particular song is needed, although sometimes I have to hold back tears during worship songs(kinda hard to cry and sing at the same time).

  6. Michelle Jeffcoat / Feb 10 2009

    I too must have emotional inspiration in order to cry. From a long line of being taught from birth to hold it in….
    Old worship song “Oh the deep deep love of Jesus” gets me every time – no matter where I am. Also, The Lulaby in “Prince of Egypt” when Moses’ mom is putting him in the basket to send him off…..I sung it to my own babies and cried every single time without fail.
    “Glory come Down” by Sara Groves too. “It didn’t take me too long to find – the chains you just had freed me from. I got so used to having them on- I didn’t know how to live in freedom. And it can’t be – no it can’t be- what you have intended for me. Glory Come down.”

  7. jason / Feb 10 2009

    Home-Michael Buble

    What might have been- Little Texas

    Embracing Accusation- Shane & Shane

  8. Montysano / Feb 11 2009

    “Let Go” by itself doesn’t do it, but in context in “Garden State” it just kills me.

    I’m probably twice as old as anyone here, but here goes anyway…..

    - “Down In A Hole” by Alice in Chains. The most wrenching cry for help I’ve ever heard.

    - “Blue Ridge Mountains” by Fleet Foxes, just because of the pure beauty of it.

    - “The End” from “Abbey Road” because… it really was the end.

  9. Darcie / Feb 20 2009

    I don’t *have* to have one of these songs, but they usually wind up on my playlist when I’m crying:

    Stavesacre – Gold and Silver
    Matthew – Overboard
    Switchfoot – Let That Be Enough

    Lately I listen to Dustin Kensrue to combat crying. And Yo Yo Ma – Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission is great when I’m super stressed.

    Darcie’s last blog post..no words

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