What Gets You Emotional?

The Scientist by Coldplay
Tears at the drop of a hat. Haha.

Adele - Set Fire To The Rain -_- straight up brings tears to my eyes since it's so accurate, not to mention Rolling In The Deep.

Nina - Someday

Anna David - Fuck You

Almost Lover - A Fine Frenzy. Dead and gone.

Who We Want To Be - Tom Day

Supernatural makes me cry on a regular basis, even the episodes I've seen four thousand times. Because Sam dammit.

But also Small Bump but Ed Sheeran which is weird because a) Ed Sheeran is not what I would call my emotional music, and definitely not my favorite... anything really; b) I've never been directly affected by a miscarriage; c) I'm not a kid person at all. I don't really want them. Or anything to do with them.

And yet I always cry at the end. It's weird.

Firefly - Ed Sheeran
Ed never fails to write a song and make me cry. This has so much emotion to me.
Small Bump - Ed Sheeran
When I listen to this, I think about when I was a kid and how much trouble I had put through my mom. She's alive and well but just thinking of her " dead " breaks my heart. She's always nice and sweet, kind, caring, God- I love her so much.
Edward Scissorhands
I didn't cry at the movie until the end. I laughed at the beginning because Edward (played by Johnny Depp) was so awkward and it was just cute to me.

But then at the end. It was so sad. I don't wanna spoil it but I needed like some tissue box to control myself.

The songs "Can't Help Falling in Love" by Elvis Presley and "Stray Italian Greyhound" by Vienna Teng.

And deffo "Mr. Brightside" by The Killers. I have no doubt that in 10 years, I will hear it on the radio and turn it up and start shrieking the lyrics.

Songs about happy familys and fathers. They make me realize I will never have a happy family or a happy relationship with my father

For some reason, "Coming Down" by Five Finger Death Punch always makes me emotional.

Lately I've felt a bitter kind of happiness when I listen to Sextape by Deftones.

I re-watched Pan's Labyrinth recently and cried like a child.

The first ten minutes or so of the movie UP! gets me every single time.

"Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

"Deep Inside of You" by Third Eye Blind.

The majority of Ron Pope's music.

The majority of Taylor Swift's album Red.

Basically every fucking Nicholas Sparks novel Especially The Guardian.

I don't cry at really anything, but the song I have the most of a mental or emotional reaction to is Taswell by C418. It starts off vague and kind of boring, but about four minutes in it changes abruptly to this hopeful beat with the old tune still woven in. At the end, it's the most amazing song I've ever heard. You have to be patient though, you can't rush it. The eight and a half minutes goes by quickly.

The songs that are currently making me very emotional are "Somebody Who" by Au Revoire Simone, "Armonía de Amor" by Gondwana, and "Ain't Fun" by Paramore. The first two because they remind me of the boyfriend. And the third because it gives me hope.

Songs don't really get me emotional, but I do get goosebumps from hear certain songs especially Ungrateful by Escape The Fate

The song that's really getting me emotional is Who Are You? by Fifth Harmony and Impossible by Fifth Harmony. Brings up a lot of memories.

I don't get emotional really when it comes to songs or anything, but when it comes to seeing BMTH, goddamnit, I couldn't help but cry the last two times I've seen them. In the other thread Can bands save lives?, I explain why, if you're curious.

TV show series finales and Nicholas Sparks movies, with the exception of one that I can't remember the name of but it stars Julianne Hough

Seeing those ASPCA commercials. Tears me apart.

That and when there's a stillbirth/miscarriage or a baby in distress on a TV show/movie. I'll end up bawling like a baby before it's all over with.

One song that always makes me emotional is Slow Dancing in a Burning Room by John Mayer. No clue why.

Thinking of the future and what I really should put my efforts toward in order to either make my dreams come true or play it safe. Both are terrifying.

The realization that we as human beings are infinitely small and pointless and that nothing we do could ever change the oscillations of the Universe. It hurts.