Why do I find the song "Baby" by Tenacious D so sad?
962653
im guessing you relate to it some how. might not be the exact situation they are going through, but somehow you can interpret it to your own life.
222400
I've heard it on 'life for rent' and live and it is a really good song, but I wouldn't call it beautiful. Its a song where Dido is having a go at an ex and some of the lyrics are a bit strong such as 'see you when your 40, lost and all alone', but the melody is really good, I would recommend a listen.
816828
Don't know if this might help but I agree, that song now matter how sad it is, it is beautiful.
1017787
sad but true - metallica
1107501
Yeah because Sum 41 and Blink-182 have such depressing songs...\n\nNow this is depressing:\n\nCold seems crippling lame meander thourgh corridors aromas's thick with age mark off the day reflections of my life are fading\n\nPull me out of body don't want it don't want in,\nFeeble frail and rotting descending I'm lost in,\nA structure that's collapsing don't want it cast into,\nMaker take the body don't want it wants me\n\nPast has found its place salvation is no more will god accept my peace bleached will pardon me reflections of my life are fading\nPull me out of body don't want it don't want in,\nFeeble frail and rotting descending I'm lost in,\nA structure that's collapsing don't want it cast into,\nMaker take the body don't want it wants me\n\nI just want to run fly kites wrestle jump and play\nSwim through waves that crash to shore memories in me\ncocooned in misery\n\nI'm sick and tired of embracing reflections of past time recieve me or cast me away\n...god please take me away\nResistence futile suicidal ideas I will crucify my own being satisfy selfish needs **** the deities justify my own right to what's waiting for me\n\nOn the other side the time has come lock and load I'm coming I'm coming I'm coming I'm coming home\n\nPull me out of body don't want it don't want in,\nPull me out of body don't want it don't want in,\nPull me out of body don't want it don't want in,\nFeeble frail and rotting descending I'm lost in,\nA structure that's collapsing descending don't want it,\nMaker take the body don't want it it want's me\n\nI just want to run fly kites wrestle jump and play\nSwim through waves that crash to shore memories in me cocooned in misery\nThe darkness overcomes soul soars to the other plain\nExistence past the door I sail through purgatory's bay\n\nI asked god for poison cradle me sown to my dreams souls searching death blossoms where clouds lie over me held in god's hands death blooming...\n\nIt's called "Death Blooms" by Mudvayne. It would be really fun to put a sound chip of that song in someone's birthday card...
854608
Yes, it is a truly beautiful song. I think the warehouse effect adds to the beauty. It's kinda haunting. Achtung Baby is my fav U2 album. I like Acrobat. That song is one of the best ever. I think that album is the most played in my collection. A fantastic array of truly beautiful songs.
662838
The song sings of a good ideal. If you had a beautiful last few months with health that permitted you to do those things that would be great.\n\nBut many terminal illnesses are quite withering - you might love deeper and talk sweeter. Realistically, a lot of people in palliative care aren't going to be climbing mountains or skydiving. Dying is a lot harder than people realize.\n\nBut so long as you get the song's strong message, you can probably just smile at the excessively romanticized lyrics. :-)
820759
Animals by Nickelback. Good tune, but majorly overplayed.
83974
in a way yes, in the sense that it says theres no religion, no heaven, so join us (perhaps in commusnism), i agree on you with that, but i think is a song that was written to make us this think about what the world could be like. Thank you for that insight though, i never thought about the song in that way!
173559
the song & video pwns me
1158737
i do that song makes me crie everytime i hear it. it reminds me of how i used to like this guy but he died in a car accident right before i got the chance to tell him how much i liked him and i still have nightmares i loved him so much but he slipped away!!! it still hurts so much it was almost like a sign from God letting me know not to hide my emotions anymore!!
401642
Songs make you feel that way because of the fact that songwriters pull their music and lyrics from somewhere incredibly deep inside themselves. It's an expression of strong emotion, and it touches you deeply. I just lost a friend in a car accident, and a certain song (Brave Saint Saturn...Estrella) had me absolutely sobbing. The songwriter was writing about something totally different than I was experiencing, but his emotion touched mine through music in a way that only music can.
275172
No, you are most definitely not alone.  I think it is a release for you.  You often find songs that will make you cry and/or remind you of what you have lost.  It seems that you just want to make yourself feel worse, but I think it is just a coping tool to help you move on.  This takes place because you can cry it out of your system.  Go figure!
968836
You have to be kidding me! I love that song. I wondered if you knew what you were talking about, then I read on. I love Rush! They are my favorite bad. My group of friends call ourselves "The New World Group" because we are following the course of that song! Thank you for making my day!\n\nIsn't it just a little depressing that some people have never heard this song? ;)
873975
THE SONG MIGHT BE ABOUT SUICIDE.
1079442
I'd say that everyone is "getting retarded on your other question" because you made an obscure reference to an outdated band.\n\nI love the Dead Milkmen, but I understand they aren't (nor were they ever) in the musical mainstream and as such most folks simply wouldn't appreciate the quote you provided.\n\nIf you're going to make obscure references, you had best be prepared for the confusion and misunderstanding it will cause.  \n\nI'll wager that even amongst the few who answer this question, there are fewer still who can name any songs besides "Bitchin' Camaro" or "Punk Rock Girl", and fewer still who can name the albums for those songs.\n\nThat's what really bugs me.  Great music falls by the wayside as Kanye and J.Lo  dominate peoples minds.\n\nIt seems we're a dying breed, my friend.
1062360
Tom Cruise was on stage, war injured Vietnam veteran. A sad \ncommentary about how we as a society treated those courageous men and women who served. The song came to mind first, but this just seems more appropriate.