Saddest Rap Songs

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Then this is the song for you. And it's sad too.

At the time I wrote Good Riddance, I was breaking up with a girl that was moving to Ecuador, and I was trying to be as understanding about it as I could. The song blew up and a mere two months later, Christina Aguilera found herself in the studio rerecording the lyrics and transforming the song into the version we all know today. Sure I'd want them off the radios asap, but in this day and age, we've grown up hearing that trash and taken no notice of it.

Saddest Rap Songs

While it may seem counterintuitive, depressing and sad music can actually cheer you up. Think about your favorite sad song and think about how it makes you feel. Does it bring back fond memories? Does the sad song remind you of the one who got away? Was the song played as a mourning at a funeral perhaps? Nostalgia does that to a person. Whatever the heartache that made you stumble upon this article, you should know that things will get better. Take comfort in knowing that time will heal all wounds. Now grab some tissues and take a listen to the saddest songs of all time. Don't forget to share the list on your favorite social network if you enjoyed it—it might just help cheer someone else up. Here's a peak at our top saddest songs of all time—keep scrolling for the full list. Wish You Were Here was originally going to end with a country fiddle composed by jazz violinist extraordinare Stéphane Grappelli. Grappelli recorded his part but it was ultimately retracted during the mixing process. A very faint version can still be heard near the 5:21 minute mark. Grappelli was not credited but did receive his fee for the contribution. Moment you'll cry: What have we found? The same old fears. Wish you were here. According to , Creep tells the tale of an inebriated man who follows the woman he is attracted to, trying to get her attention. In the end, he lacks the self-confidence to face her and feels he subconsciously is her. The lyrics grasp at optimism, but the subject sinks back into the throes of self-pity. From then on, the track has appeared in pretty much everything. Knowing that songs about tragedy were big hits and selling lots of records, he got together with some of his friends at the time to write it. When I was in high school, me and my girlfriend had to get an abortion, and it was a very sad thing. And, I didn't really want to write this song from any kind of political standpoint, or make a statement. I just wanted to reflect what it feels like. So, anyone who's gone through that before, then you'll know what the song's about. It was long rumored that Kurt Cobain was homeless and lived under a bridge which was the inspiration behind Something in the Way. This rumour was refuted in the 2001 biography, Heavier Than Heaven. This was after his realization that at 29, he had not lost anyone really special in his life. Knowing that he was being comfortable and death would eventually strike made him take stock of how important everyone around him truly is. The solo was recorded in mono with just one microphone and almost no editing. Moment you'll tear up: Love of mine Someday you will die But I'll be close behind I'll follow you into the dark Did you know? Eminem has admitted that he gets a lot of fan mail and people take his words too literally — that is what Stan is based on. The referenced story from In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins is also an urban legend. Moment you'll tear up: And even if I could it'll all be gray Put your picture on my wall It reminds me, that it's not so bad It's not so bad Bono wrote the lyrics while struggling to reconcile his responsibilities as both a married man and a musician. Being part of a band was often at odds with his domestic life. While writing the lyrics, he came to the realization that neither of these facets defined him; rather, the tension between the two did. According to Bob Geldof, he wrote the song after reading a telex report at Georgia State University's campus radio station, WRAS, about the shooting spree of 16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer. Spencer shot at children playing in a playground at Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego, California on January 29, 1979. She killed two adults, and injured eight children and a police officer. It was about his first impressions of new bandmates and Krist Novoselic. This song was at first written with Bono's daughters in mind, or more generally, about a kite as a metaphor for someone or something escaping one's realm of control; the song is, more or less, about Bono coming to the realization that a day will come when his daughters will no longer need him. God Only Knows was originally going to be credited to Carl Wilson. Brian Wilson eventually decided to release it as a The Beach Boys track instead as their next hit, Good Vibrations, was not ready yet. God Only Knows was banned by certain radio stations at the time for blasphemy. Moment you'll tear up: I may not always love you But long as there are stars above you You never need to doubt it I'll make you so sure about it Tears in Heaven was written by Eric Clapton and Will Jennings about the pain Clapton felt following the death of Conor, his four-year-old son, who fell from a window of the 53rd-floor New York apartment on March 20, 1991. Clapton, who arrived at the apartment shortly after the accident, was visibly distraught for months afterwards. This was a very turbulent time for him. In August 1990, his manager; two of his roadies; and fellow musician Stevie Ray Vaughan were killed in a helicopter accident, and only seven months later came the death of his young son. At the time I wrote Good Riddance, I was breaking up with a girl that was moving to Ecuador, and I was trying to be as understanding about it as I could. I wrote the song as kind of a bon voyage. I was trying not to be bitter, but I think it came out a little bit bitter anyway... Candle in the Wind 1997 is a rewritten and rerecorded version of Elton John's 1973 hit Candle in the Wind originally a tribute to Marilyn Monroe that was released as a tribute single to the late Diana, Princess of Wales. When Diana, Princess of Wales was killed in a car crash in Paris, France in 1997, John sank into a deep depression, and to cope with grief quickly, decided he wanted to pay a tribute to her. John publicly performed Candle in the Wind 1997 only once, at the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales in Westminster Abbey on September 6, 1997. While he continues to sing the original 1973 version of the song at his concerts, John has repeatedly turned down requests to perform the 1997 version. He refused even when asked to do so for the memorial concert for Diana in July 2007, having vowed never to perform it again unless asked by Diana's sons. This slow, sentimental song was recorded for a horror film called Ben. A lonely boy named Danny Garrison befriends a rat, naming it Ben after he hears about the leader of a flock of killer rats ; the rat becomes the boy's best friend and keeps his spirits up in the face of bullying and his terrible illness. The balance of power between Danny and Ben begins to shift, with Ben beginning to control the killer rats, and becoming increasingly irrational and violent. The film closes with Danny, determined not to lose his friend, tending to a badly injured Ben. Back in 1975, Stevie Nicks was stuck at a crossroads: Does she return to school, or does she instead continue her musical path alongside Lindsey Buckingham? The duo had recently been dropped by their label and she was pondering the landslide which was her life. Moment you'll tear up: Well, I've been afraid of changing 'Cause I've built my life around you But time makes you bolder Even children get older And I'm getting older too Did you know? During the editing of the movie The Graduate, the directors timed certain scenes to that of The Sound Of Silence. Instead, they opted to buy the rights to use The Sound Of Silence for their soundtrack, a practice that was not very common in movies of that era. Robertson and the song is about something he went through. He lost his Dad and it's about the lack of communication between him and his father before he died. There's also the irony of him having a baby just after losing his father. The song was written after Robertson's father died, 12 weeks before the birth of his own son. Stay With Me was written in a mere half hour. Sam Smith was in a studio with William Phillips and Jimmy Napes who were experimenting with chords on the piano and simple drum patterns. Sam began layering his own voice samples until it all began to sound like a choir. Parts of that demo wound up on the final recording. Sarah McLachlan introduced Hold On with this explaination at VH1 Storytellers: This is a song, basically um, another one of those few and rare occasions where a song came out very quickly and easily. It was from pure emotion. Um, I watching a, a documentary called a 'Promise Kept' it was made in Canada. It was about this woman who uh, discovered her fiance was HIV positive and basically the story followed her and her husband. They got married, um, and he got progressively sicker and she took care of him right up until the end, and she was telling her story with just such, y'know, beautiful clarity and honesty and uh, it just, it struck home in a way that I, I couldn't really describe except by writing this song and I really feel like it's a, sort of a, something that came out of me through her. This is called 'Hold On. When Say Something was originally released, the song went completely unnoticed. During an episode of So You Think You Can Dance in 2013, eventual winner Amy Yakima used the song during her performance. The song blew up and a mere two months later, Christina Aguilera found herself in the studio rerecording the lyrics and transforming the song into the version we all know today. Moment you'll tear up: And I will swallow my pride You're the one that I love And I'm saying goodbye Upon first listen, The Way sounds like a happy track. This song was inspired by a news article about Lela and Raymond Howard, an elderly couple who had disappeared in Texas. The couple was on their way to a family reunion when they disappeared. The band imagined that the couple had begun reminiscing and decided to take off on their own romantic trip; however, the true story wasn't quite as romantic. Lela had Alzheimer's, and Raymond was recovering from brain surgery. They veered off the road in their Oldsmobile 88 and were found dead at the bottom of a canyon. A single tear measures 0. Moment you'll tear up: You see her when you close your eyes Maybe one day you'll understand why Everything you touch surely dies Did you know? Adele wrote Someone Like You after breaking up with her boyfriend of 18 months. She believed that she would one day marry the 30 year old man rumored to be photographer Alex Sturrock but alas, she was left heartbroken and he would end up getting engaged just a few months later. Moment you'll tear up: But I couldn't stay away, I couldn't fight it. I'd hoped you'd see my face and that you'd be reminded That for me it isn't over.

If you play game by its rules make sure you play to win. I won't drive when I'm angry because I know I won't be u. So, anyone who's gone through that before, then you'll know what the song's about. There's no shame in sharing about lost love, especially if it leads to a great song. Clapton, who arrived at the apartment shortly after the accident, was visibly distraught for months afterwards. Lucifer publicly performed Candle in the Wind 1997 only once, at the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales in Westminster Abbey on September 6, 1997. This song deserves to be number one on our Top 10 Saddest Hip-hop Songs You Need To Hear list. You sigh a sigh so el that the ocean moves in waves; Washing up on the shore with every breath you take.