What’s your favourite beautiful song?

[Veryfullon]

I’m always in the lookout for a really emotional song that gives you goosebumps. I currently like ’By your Side’ (Abbey Road Live Version) by Jonas Blue. What’s your favourite beautiful song?

Say What You Will - James Blake. The goosebumps that song gives me.

The Ship Song, Nick Cave. The lyrics are wonderful.

To Build A Home - The Cinematic Orchestra

Morning has broken by Cat Stevens.

Resurrecting this thread because I was about to start the same one.

Piano Man - Billy Joel. I can’t even type ‘but it’s sad and it’s sweet and I knew it complete, when I wore a younger man’s clothes’ without my whole body coming up in goosebumps.There, it’s happened again. Such a physical reaction. Incredible.

Lark Ascending. I always liked it but it played on the radio after DD died. I had the privilege of seeing it live a couple of weeks ago, and it moved me to tears. It was so nice to see the documentary about it on the BBC afterwards.

I have just done loads of research and looked at different threads. I have now a play list.

Some of my favourites:

A man is in love- Waterboys
Labrinth- Jealous
Libertines- Music when the lights go out

Weightless - the handsome family
James Taylor - lots but copperline a favourite
Glenn Campbell - Dreams of the everyday housewife

Rusalka's Song to the Moon

Prettiest Eyes - The Beautiful South. Such an amazing song about life-long love

Someone you loved (Lewis Capaldi)
If tomorrow never comes.
The power of love (F.G.T.H.W)

Goosebumps?

Let the River Run by Cary Simon

Embrace - Glorious Day

Carly

This

Absolutely heartbreaking when you're facing an empty nest and your babies have all flown

Strong by London Grammar

Songbird by Fleetwood Mac

The Story by Brandie Carlisle

As I Lay Me Down by Sophie B. Hawkins

Someone out there by Rae Morris

This Wild Ride - Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness

The Dimming of the Day. I love the Bonnie Raitt version but David Gilmore played it live very beautifully.

And following a pp with a classical one “Intermezzo” from Cavalliera Rusticana.

Crystal - Stevie Nicks

Grace by Kate Havnevik. I first heard it just after my nan died and i had such an extreme reaction to it. The music is just beautiful and soft, almost like I can imagine being in limbo. A suspended state , like an adult protected in a uterus. Perfectly summed up the pain that I felt and it was the only song I could bare to listen to for months. Everything else was just too much but this soothed my nerves and just felt like an extension of that mood when you have lost somebody that's so central to your life.

Northern Sky - Nick Drake
Shiver - Lucy Rose
Love is Stronger than Pride - Sade