What songs just make you swell with emotion?

[SuncreamInTheWinter]

Can share why if you want or just share the song name. Or add a link so we can listen.

Attended an online funeral today and they played Highland Cathedral and realised it is always one that gets me. I was at this Proms in the Park that's seen on the video and I cried then and cried today when I heard it.

amoureuse kiki dee
the scientist coldplay
just can’t.

Dreams - Fleetwood Mac
Lotta Love - Nicolette Larson
Rainy Days & Mondays - Carpenters
Move Closer - Phyllis Nelson

Never Enough from Greatest Showman.
Blackstar David Bowie.
Drive The Cars.
Bread of Heaven hymn.
3 bereavements and a divorce.

Everglow by Coldplay. I think of the beautiful 'everglow' I will forever carry in my heart for my beloved, late and much missed sibling. Tears and smiles every time...

The Cure. Love Song

Lady - Lionel Ritchie
The Boxer - Simon & Garfunkel
Jealous Guy - Roxy Music
Brooklyn Roads - Neil Diamond

You’ll Never Walk Alone - the original rather than sung in a scouse accent or any of the many cover versions

Can't believe someone said celine Dion (not envy)

Home thoughts, clifford t ward

Strange fruit.

At 17

This woman's work does it for me too, @Shinjirarenai

Tears in Heaven Eric Clapton.

Another with 'You'll Never Walk Alone' but definitely the Gerry & The Pacemakers version. Such fantastic memories standing on The Kop at Anfield - many years ago but still brings a tear, or two, to my eye.

The Verve - Drugs don’t work
Snow Patrol - Chasing cars
Beautiful -Christina Aguilera
Alessia Cara - Scars to your beautiful

@SuncreamInTheWinter - that is amazing, really powerful stuff, never heard it before.

The Pipes - just wow..............

Agree with quite a few mentioned. Also

Don’t Give Up - Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush
Don’t Cry - Guns and Roses

And a not so well-known one: Remember Me by Christie Hennessy. I will be having that at my own funeral.

Drugs Don't Work - The Verve

When I was in my teens I performed in a drug awareness show for Yr6s. This song was played at the end of the show.

They were some of the most fantastic times of my life and that feeling when the music gets louder and the audience start clapping is just amazing.

I can't listen to this song now as it just makes me sad and bitter that I'm now miserable and depressed lol.

Robert Miles - Children
Massive Attack - Teardrop
Tears for Fears - Mad World

I'm sure there are more but these stand out for me!

Oh, and Hallelujah. But only Jeff Buckley’s version.

Literally.I'm love with this. m.youtube.com/watchv=mfd1izwed9e

Sunshine on Leith by the Proclaimers

My brother chose it to be played at my mum's funeral which is the first time I had heard it. I saw the Proclaimers here in Adelaide last year and the whole theatre sang along and it was very emotional.

Now if I need to cry I will put it on youtube and sob my heart out.

When I watch the poppy service from royal Albert hall with all the families and veteran etc . Proud, humbled and blessed. Not sure what the music is called.

Editors - The Weight of the World

Dubstar - stars because nostalgia

Bridge over Troubled Water, Simon and Garfunkel (i will ignore the terrible recent cover)

Add another vote for This Woman’s Work, Kate Bush

The Living Years - Mike & The Machanics.

Can't believe someone said celine Dion envy (not envy)

What a shitty comment, music is such a personal thing.