can you please list as many sad songs about loneliness or rejection association depression or anything along those lines that you can rember the more the better I would really appreciate it thanx Work me, Lord-Janis Joplin
Got a feelin-Mamas and Papas
Hesitation blues-Janis Joplin
To love somebody-Janis Joplin
The Rose-Bette Midler
Summertime-Janis Joplin
Today-Jefferson airplane
Yesterday-Beatles
Dissilusion-ABBA
Slipping through my fingers-ABBA
Piece of my heart-Janis Joplin
Seasons in the sun-One of the Beach boys...don't rememeber who.
Turtle blues-Janis Joplin
Little girl blue-Janis Joplin
Stay with me-Bette Midler
Maybe-Janis Joplin
I need a man to love-Janis Joplin
bang, bang-Cher
Bye, bye baby-Janis Joplin
House of the rising sun-The animals
Cry baby-Janis Joplin
ain't no more cane-The band
Baby don't go-Sonny and Cher
Ball and chain-Janis Joplin
A woman left lonely-Janis Joplin
All my trials-Joan Baez
What good can drinkin' do?-Janis Joplin
One night stand-Janis Joplin
Date rape-Sublime
Mama, when my dollies have babies-Cher
American Pie-Don McLean
Wish you were here-Pink Floyd
Down on me-Janis Joplin
Like a Rolling Stone-Bob Dylan
Peace! Also try "Crazy" by Lara Price Band from CD "I Got News." Discovered them last summer at blues festival. Great young singer with young guitar phenom Laura Chavez. Can order them online from "cdbaby." Report It
"Subdivisions"-Rush- deals with isolation and rejection
But for uplifting
"Don't Look Back"- Boston What went wrong - Blink 182
Adams song - Blink 182
End of the road - Boys 2 Men
4 Seasons of Loneliness - Boys 2 Men *really good, listen to the lyrics itll make you cry
These Days - Rascal Flats
I could go on with wayy more hit me up if you want anymore Another Day in Paradise - Phil Collins
Only the Lonely - The Motels
Boulevard of Broken Dreams - Green Day
Don't You Forget About Me - Simple Minds
Every Rose Has Its Thorn - Poison
I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues - Elton John any Nick Cave song gets me depressed or homicidal... so it depends. Hey You-- Pink Floyd
Wish You Were Here-- Pink Floyd
John Lennon/ Green Day-- Working Class Hero
Iron Man-- Black Sabbath
The Unforgiven-- Metallica
Fade to Black-- Metallica
Yesterday-- the Beatles
Message in a Bottle-- the Police
Born to Run-- Bruce Springsteen
Welcome to the Machine-- Pink Floyd
Pink Floyd did 2 whole albums about loneliness and social alienation: Wish You Were Here and The Wall. They're both great. I'd check them out. Creep by Radiohead
One by Metallica
Youth Gone Wild by Skid Row
Bohemian Rhapsody By Queen
In the Garage By weezer All By Myself - ignore the histrionics of Celine Dion's version, and go for the original, by Eric Carmen.
Alone Again (Naturally) by 70's songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan Hmm, right now the two that come to mind are about lonliness. Probably the most poetic ever is Percy Mayfield's "Send Someone To Love". The most anguished is Fenton Robinson's "Somebody Loan Me A Dime". Also throw BB King's "Three O'Clock In The Morning" in there, too.
For social rejection, sung in code, Ray Charles' version of "You Don't Know Me" rings true today.
Sorry for providing all blues songs to your question, but this is the blues section! Trouble in mind
alone she cried
lonely place
blues aint nothing but a man crying for is gal
Id rather dink muddy water (sleep in a hollow log)
51 Highway blues
Anything written by Sly Handy
99% of all blues songs that's why its called the blues
I Guss you got them blues ah
I got me the Blues to How Long, How Long Blues
Serves Me Right to Suffer
Love in Vain
Worried Life Blues
Careless Love
Chump Man Blues
Key to the Highway I Got a Mind to Give Up Living - Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Never Say No - Paul Butterfield Blues Band
No More Lonely Nights - Charlie Musselwhite
I'm A Stranger - Charlie Musselwhite
Gone and Left Me - Charlie Musselwhite
In Your Darkest Hour - Charlie Musselwhite
My Road Lies in Darkness - Charlie Musselwhite
I Had Trouble - Charlie Musselwhite damn right i got the blues-buddy guy, i cried like a baby-koko taylor, blind girl-etta james, angel from montgomery-bonnie raitt, cool guitars-jimmy thackery, matchbox-johnny lang, still got the blues-gary moore, and if you're feeling sad and want to hear a song that feels the same way, close your eyes and listen to LENNY by stevie ray vaughn. i hope you can find comfort in music. good luck, and i wish you the best. | 