oh incurable humanist you are..

We could just list every single song here couldn't we?

But I think December's the big one for me here.


Can't you see all this love?
Can't you see all this love???

I totally agree.

There are too many to choose from! If I had to narrow it down... Loveology, Braille and December.

Braille used to make me cry all the time.

Braille has started to make me cry just in the last few weeks. My friend and I are saturating ourselves with 11:11 at the moment. I never really got into it as much as the other albums until now....

I cry almost every time I listen to "Somedays". "Samson" also used to make me cry, but not so much anymore.

I don't think I've ever cried when listening to any of Regina's songs, but then again I don't cry when I listen to any song. But I come close to crying every time I hear the "good is better than perfect" part in Man of a Thousand Faces...she sings it with so much feeling.

yeah, thats sucha poignant line.

I've cried once to any song.
As over done as it is.
The Call.
I think of sad and morbid things when I hear that song.
I DO get one good thing out of this, it makes me appreciate the song more.

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Originally posted by Rosa, Dang It:
I don't think I've ever cried when listening to any of Regina's songs, but then again I don't cry when I listen to any song. But I come close to crying every time I hear the "good is better than perfect" part in Man of a Thousand Faces...she sings it with so much feeling.

I agree. That line chokes me every time I hear it.
Earlier I was feeling a bit emotional and I cried while listening to The Devil Comes to Bethlehem (the lightness/darkness bit at the end) I always forget how beautiful that song is.

^mhmm! I forgot, and then relistened to it one day, and then had it on repeat for about a month.

anyway, on topic, i don't tend to cry from music but the closest i get tends to happen in the 'forgive me-ology' section of loveology. Probably been said already, but still true.

I still can't really listen to Samson because it like... paralyzes me with sadness. I just sit there, unable to stop listening, but feeling so profoundly hurt. Dust to Dust is the same way for me, currently. I just want to cry, but I can't because I'm so frozen with emotion. Its really weird. Besides those two:

Loveology (forgive-me-ology)
Summer in the City
The Virgin Queen (the emoh-hey thing)
Hero
Human of the Year
Somedays ("I've gone away don't call me, don't write...")
Dance Anthem of the 80s ("I'm walking through the city like a drunk but not," etc. etc.)

I'm sure there are a bunch I'm forgetting, but those are the ones that currently come to mind. I don't think anyone's music has ever affected me like Regina's does, its just all so full of emotion.

For some reason, I've taken up listening to Making Records on a daily basis recently, and feeling sad. It has layers of things that make me want to cry. The wires making her obsolete. So not true regina. The "and there's no one to stop me from being so tired and sleeping with my mascara on." Pretty much, sadly, defines my life. The music in general, the whole thing ahhhhhh! It's like you can have the things you want and you should be happy, except when you think about it choosing one course necessarily means you miss out on other things.

Oh man..

Loveology: (I'm-sorry-ology, forgive-me-ology)
Raindrops: (movin' by real fast like...) I know, I know...
Just Like the Movies: (And if he loves me...)
Man of a 1000: (I'm crying for things that I tell others to do without crying)
The Virgin Queen: (the gibberish part)
A cooler Version of Yourself: (I fall asleep when you're inside
Somedays: (and it's harsher than yours)
Buildings: (and he'd give her time)
Braille: (blowing out wishes, blowing out dreams)
Human of the Year: (outside the cars are beeping)
December: (can't see all this love?)

note: I don't cry every time I hear these songs haha. They are just the most emotional to me.