You ought to check out Wynona Judd's version of I Want To Know What Love Is. Her mother and sister and numerous familiar faces were in the audience and they were all just a boo-hooin'. She puts a lot of power and a lot of hurt in her version.
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You ought to check out Wynona Judd's version of I Want To Know What Love Is. Her mother and sister and numerous familiar faces were in the audience and they were all just a boo-hooin'. She puts a lot of power and a lot of hurt in her version.
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1. Sundown and The Ranger by Marty Robbins, had to pull off the road when I first heard it.
2. Highland Cathedral played with bagpipes.
2. Highland Cathedral played with bagpipes.
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I forgot about two Willie did and Blue Eyes was one of them. The other was in a duet with Julio Igleasias: "To All the Girls Ive Loved Before."
"I Fall To Pieces" by: Patsy Cline is another.
"The Air That I Breathe" by: The Hollies as well as "Spirit In the Sky."
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shouldazagged
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"Nessun Dorma" was another choice that rang a bell for me. Thanks for the reminder.
Puccini's Nessum Dorma from Turandot.
I was gonna say that song too.
But I only know it by it's original artist, David Geddes. Got that one on a CD in the car now.
Jim
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...especially those who know what it means when the staff car pulls into the driveway...
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...especially those who know what it means when the staff car pulls into the driveway...
"He was Walking Her Home"
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Opera does it for me...
A LOT of operas have tremendous tear-jerkers but I remember when I first heard La Boheme I broke down not because it was sad, but because it was so beautiful.
A LOT of operas have tremendous tear-jerkers but I remember when I first heard La Boheme I broke down not because it was sad, but because it was so beautiful.
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Wedding March. 
Some of y'all are just wussies. C'mon Dave, we gotta start pulling man cards.
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"I loved her first" danced to this with both daughters at their
weddings.
"Danny Boy" Was first song at my dad's funeral
"Taps" My dads funeral and Father-in-law's funeral and at
many of their war buddies funerals
"Amazing Grace"
"Daddy's Hands" by Holly Dunn
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"I loved her first" danced to this with both daughters at their
weddings.
"Danny Boy" Was first song at my dad's funeral
"Taps" My dads funeral and Father-in-law's funeral and at
many of their war buddies funerals
"Amazing Grace"
"Daddy's Hands" by Holly Dunn
Not a bit ashamed to admit it
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"Because of" by Leonard Cohen
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Unfortunately.
shouldazagged
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You can have mine if you like. I don't need to prove anything anymore.
On the other hand, anyone who cries over a Michael Bolton song is hard of hearing at the very least. That's like being reduced to tears by Kenny G!
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"Death Letter Blues" by Son House.
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