Tear Jerker / Josh Groban

• His version of "I'll Be Home For Christmas", an already normally tear-jerking song. The beginning and end are radio messages to soldiers overseas from their children. The worst:
  Eight-ish year old girl: Hi, Daddy. Mommy, Bella, and I wrapped our presents today. We saved some special for you so you can open them when you get home. I hope you'll be able to come home soon. I love you.
• His version of "Canto Alla Vita", for whatever reason.
• "To Where You Are" and "Broken Vow" can send one into crying jags.
• “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, the Rodgers and Hammerstein ballad from the musical Carousel off of hisStages album. Groban also did a live version for the In Memoriam segment of the 2015 Tony Awards, in which the choruses of at least seven Broadway shows sang backup, to beautiful and tear-worthy effect.
• Then there is "Awake"
• "You Are Loved (Don't Give Up)" can make some people struggling with depression burst into sobs. That'd make the song powerful enough on its own, but combine it with Josh Groban's voice...
• "War At Home" is also pretty heartwrenching.
  And he says...
  You see these hands?
  They're bruised and brown
  They're yours alone
  Hold on now
  We're still going down
  Hold on now
  We're still fighting
  At home
  The war at home
• "You Raise Me Up" Period.
• "Believe", from The Polar Express.
  we were dreamers not so long ago
  but one by one, we all had to grow up...

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