Fields of Gold by Sting. Oh dear.

1000 Seconds by Secret Machines.

Perfect Day & The Kids - Lou Reed

But loads depending on what mood/level of sobriety I'm at.

Jeff Buckley, Two headed boy pt. 2-NMH,
I love Creedence-Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, 5 Verses-Jeremy Warmsley, & Falling slowly-The Frames all come to mind.

literally made me cry when I was kicking dope... but then again so did tampon television commercial. (I mean, the poor woman couldn't control her flow... it was terrible!)

is Star Alfur by Sigur Ros

Everyone needs to man up!

"Sawdust & Diamonds" by Joan Newsome
"Hives Hives" by Xiu Xiu
"Aurora" by Bjork

i cried when i saw Mogwai played Tracy.
This Gentle Heart's Like Shot Birds Fallen by A Silver Mt. Zion makes me cry nearly every time i hear it :(

lots of mogwai
imogen heap - hide & seek

brings up some pretty bad memories, that & its a beautiful song

"I hope and I pray that he'll leave me some day"
Brings up too many bad memories of trying to escape an abusive relationship. Compounded by who it's written by.

Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens

:-(

But I don't really cry. I'm a man and men don't cry.

by Arcade Fire.

As did Hurt by Cash.

I don't know now, but the recluse by cursive is slightly tearjerking.

Probably just because of its epicness. It's amazing.

Do You Realise?-Flaming Lips
Mr. Tambourine Man-Dylan

meh, i was never manly anyway.

Okkervil River - For Real and Elliott Smith - Twilight

"Avant La Haine" by Romain Duris and Joana Preis
"What's Happenin' Brother" by Marvin Gaye
"Motion Pucture Soundtrack" by Radiohead
"Svo Hljótt" by Sigur Rós

Manic Street Preachers - Small Black Flowers That Grow In The Sky

becaus im oh so manly

Either 'I Know It's Over' by The Smiths, or 'On The Bus Mall' by The Decemberists

Untitled 4 by Sigur Ros off of ()

Switching Off by Elbow, but only when its perfomed live

how Fields of Gold could make you cry, but I find the Eva Cassidy version more moving.
Oh, and I cried watching Katie Melua sing Songbird with Eva Cassidy on that BBC programme where artists sang with their heroes.
Or something.. =]

New disaster- elliott smith
italy- fuck

so nothing for me !

but No surprises by Radiohead brings me closest to tears.

I've ever cried to music, but on a rainy night on a bus, listening to Great Expectations by Elbow, I came pretty close.

See also Wish You Were Here and Wishful Thinking by Wilco.

when listening to One More Cup Of Coffee followed by Oh, Sister. I was walking to work though, which is an immensely sad time of the day

La Ritournelle is a really beautiful piece of music. Shame the radio edit robbed it of some of the best bits.

this mortal coil - you and your sister

breathless- nick cave

morphine - souvenir

alice in chains- would? (with this one im not sure if its the song or teenage memories)

Naked If I Want and Wild Is The Wind

and after watching boys on the side i take a little gulp when i hear roy orbison's 'you got it'

but Mogwai Fear Satan always gets me. Always. Not actual tears, I suppose but it makes me all [WELLING UP] [SHAKES HANDS]

I did cry at it at Leeds Festival a few years back when they presceded it with Sine Wave but that was more an accumulation of drink, poppers and extreme tiredness.

Folding Stars by you-know-which-currently-controversial-band is very sad. Sad songs are either about;

a) failed relationships or
b) death

An example of each;

Hardly Getting Over It by Husker Du is a relationship drink-drive carcrash scene of a song.

I Will Follow You Into the Dark by Death Cab is eye-wateringly, voice-tremblingly sad, especially with the animated film.

tortoise & bonnie prince billy - daniel
arvo pärt - speigel im speigel

For a while it was Tonight Will Be Fine by Leonard Cohen. And on one memorable occasion My Favourite Dress by The Wedding Present. That bit at the end.

No wait I TAKE IT ALL BACK IT NEVER HAPPENED.

you only live once- the strokes
jeff buckley - most songs, 'calling you'
laura marling oddly enough, i don't know why.

Georgia by Elliott Smith, White Daisy Passing by Rocky Votolato.

about

BPB - I see a darkness

the moldy peaches - nothing came out

REM - leave (the alternate version from life less ordinary)

Otis redding - a change is gonna come

Tom waits - a little rain