Songs to wallow to during a pandemic

[Daniel Montgomery Joined: May 14th, 2011 Topics: 299 Posts: 2478 View Predictions]

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Hi all,

I thought I’d post a thread about any music people are listening to to cope during coronapalooza. But for me personally, when I’m feeling down, sometimes I prefer to listen to sad songs than cheer up, so I thought I’d set up separate threads for good wallow songs at a time of crisis or difficulty and good songs for cheering up when you need a boost.

Lay on your sads here. For me, Patty Griffin gives good wallow: “Not Alone,” “Moon Song,” “When it Don’t Come Easy.” Sarah McLachlan’s “Angel” never fails. And call me cliche, but R.E.M.’s “Everybody Hurts” is a legit classic.

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[Marcus Snowden (The Artist Formerly Known as msnowden1) Joined: Nov 18th, 2012 Topics: 163 Posts: 6137 View Predictions]

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YoungBoy Never Broke Again – Lonely Child
Kevin Abstract – Corpus Christi
Brockhampton – TONYA
Halsey – 929
Robyn – Dancing On My Own
Joji – SLOW DANCING IN THE DARK
Billie Eilish – listen before i go
Trippie Redd – I Tried Loving
Drake – Doing It Wrong
Taylor Swift – New Year’s Day

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[rue Joined: Oct 31st, 2019 Topics: 5 Posts: 745 View Predictions]

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The House That Built Me- Miranda Lambert

More- Halsey

Your Type- Carly Rae Jepsen

The Man Who Can’t Be Moved- The Script

Falling- Harry Styles

Cornelia Street- Taylor Swift

Marry Me- Thomas Rhett

Strawberries & Cigarettes- Troye Sivan

Ribs- Lorde

Prom Queen- Catie Turner

Italy- Lisa Cimorelli

Ghostin- Ariana Grande

Hands- Rachel Platten

Light On- Maggie Rogers

Not all sad songs lyrically but they all have a melancholic feel to them that makes them good for when you’re sad

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[Marcus Snowden (The Artist Formerly Known as msnowden1) Joined: Nov 18th, 2012 Topics: 163 Posts: 6137 View Predictions]

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There’s also a song by Sam Cooke that I love called “(Somebody) Ease My Troublin’ Mind”. It’s a beautiful composition. https://open.spotify.com/track/0JgMWvvUhH6UyWOG2oeG1b

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