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**Zvmwissq** · 09-26-2010, 06:05 AM

Yeah, I'm not a real cry-er either. But here's a few that give me that verging on feeling:

Father Lucifer - Yes, really. I love the majesty of the trumpets and the melancholy of the whole song. There's this big swirling updraft of hope and optimism - nothing's gonna stop me from floating! But something always does...

Crucify - Really only the bridge, especially when it winds down it sounds like Tori's crying actually. I cry! Uh huh uh huh

"Mother" - When she hits that last final note.

"Me and a Gun" - Tell me what's right.

"Pretty Good Year" - the rolling bass notes right after "let me tell you something about America," and then the stings sweep in again.

"Cloud on My Tounge" - When she sings "you can go now" four times, and the strings start back in again.

"Space Dog" - The bridge is just so beautiful and the lyrics move me, and that hum of the organ at the end.

"Playboy Mommy" - so kitzshy in this way that really works.
Real Men - the mmmmhmmmms
Wampum Prayer - the bitterness of some of the lyrics. Greed is the gift
Toodles Mr. Jim - all of it. This might be my No. 1 The unbelievable sweetness and sadness of it.

That's all I can think of right now.

09-26-2010, 06:05 AM	#28
Zvmwissq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 522 Senior Member	Yeah, I'm not a real cry-er either. But here's a few that give me that verging on feeling: Father Lucifer - Yes, really. I love the majesty of the trumpets and the melancholy of the whole song. There's this big swirling updraft of hope and optimism - nothing's gonna stop me from floating! But something always does... Crucify - Really only the bridge, especially when it winds down it sounds like Tori's crying actually. I cry! Uh huh uh huh "Mother" - When she hits that last final note. "Me and a Gun" - Tell me what's right. "Pretty Good Year" - the rolling bass notes right after "let me tell you something about America," and then the stings sweep in again. "Cloud on My Tounge" - When she sings "you can go now" four times, and the strings start back in again. "Space Dog" - The bridge is just so beautiful and the lyrics move me, and that hum of the organ at the end. "Playboy Mommy" - so kitzshy in this way that really works. Real Men - the mmmmhmmmms Wampum Prayer - the bitterness of some of the lyrics. Greed is the gift Toodles Mr. Jim - all of it. This might be my No. 1 The unbelievable sweetness and sadness of it. That's all I can think of right now.
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