ok,we got the funniest.how bout the saddest you've heard

Mine would have to be "Teddy Bear" by Red Sovine.Even tho I love the song,growin up with a trucker for a dad,it makes me tear up & feel like a puss every time I hear it lol.

 

I'd probably have to say North Dakota by Chris Knight. I know it's a touch eery, but something about it hits a little too close to home.

 

Def has to be "If you get there before i do" by Collin Raye.But country music is full of crying songs im sure that ill remember a better one that will put another tear in my beer

 

I wouldnt take my girl to the dog fight cause Id know she'd win..
shes quite the nasty ol bitch when she aint got her chew in..



you might think Im a crazy, but i tell you no lie..

I probably be better off dead or even married to a guy..




dont know the name that song.. I like it though..

 

actually,another one that gets me,even tho it aint really country,is "white trash beautiful" by everlast.Don't make me cry,but it does tug at the heart strings a lil.It kinda makes me remember bein a kid ridin with dad in his rig,some nights we couldn't make it home & had to just jump back in the sleeper.even tho I was just a passenger,when I got to go on the road with dad was really the only time I got to spend with him for the most part.I've rode with him in severe snow storms,& I remember times he couldn't make it home cuz of the snow.just watching that vid,I can only imagine what my mom went thru,knowing he was livin on coffee & trucker speed,& gettin drunk when he got home just to try & sleep.I know my wife worries about me any time I do roof work,& thats fairly safe.

 

I'm so lonesome I could cry gets me Hank Williams Sr.We sang it at a friends funeral last week and there was not a dry eye in the whole crowd

 

Sittin' on the Dock on the Bay by Otis Redding. A kinda' happy sounding song but it has a dark background. Makes me kinda' sad.

 

Whiskey lullaby
concrete angel

 

whiskey lullaby & concrete angel are both great sad songs.martina mcbride & allison krauss are probably my favorite modern-day female singers.watching the old vids of dolly singin"i will always love you" can be a little sad too.granted,it's disturbing that porter wagoner was an old ass man bonin a teenagerbut there was obviously feelings there.she used to be in tears by the end every time she sang it.

 

oh,another good sad song,is Gary Allen,"the best I ever had".he wrote it for his wife.she killed herself right as he was starting to get famous.If you watch the vid,it's really sad

 

From the first time I heard this, I felt like it was lived.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPG1n1B0Ydw&feature=avmsc2"]YouTube- Sugarland - Stay

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Red7UiF0NoU&feature=related"]YouTube- Alyssa Lies - Jason Michael Carroll
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-TXBniRz1g"]YouTube- Tim McGraw: Don't take the girl - music video (lyrics in description)

...and a sad with a happy ending to end with.​

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvLyJs2FHh0&feature=related"]YouTube- The Little Girl (with song) - John Michael Montgomery

 

I'd have to say just about anything from George Jones. He learned from listening to the best singer of all time Hank Williams Sr.

Here are some other sad songs.

Hurt - Johnny Cash version
Chiseled In Stone - Vern Gosdin
Wanted - Alan Jackson
Go Rest High On That Mountain - Vince Gill

 

George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today
George Jones - The Grand Tour
George Jones - These Days (I Barely Get By)
Hank Williams - I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
Hank Williams Jr. - The Pressure Is On
Hank Williams III - 5 Shots of Whiskey
.357 String Band - Black River Blues
Scott H. Biram - Still Drunk, Still Crazy, Still Blue
Lefty Frizzell - Long Black Veil
Willie Nelson - Crazy
Merle Haggard - Siver Wings
David Allan Coe - Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone)
Keith Whitley - Don't Close Your Eyes
Faron Young - Four in the Morning