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* [[ https://www.patreon.com/posts/2735960 Anthony Martignetti's death]]. Amanda loses her best friend and mentor and blogs about it.
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* [[ https://www.[[https://www.patreon.com/posts/2735960 Anthony Martignetti's death]]. Amanda loses her best friend and mentor and blogs about it.
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* "A Poem for Dzhokar" because a lot of people outside the Amanda Palmer fandom mistook it for a poem that did CryForTheDevil. The poem itself is quite sad, with stream of consciousness lines that question how can an ordinary person do such a terrible thing like bomb the Boston City Marathon.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aon0aYvjwbU "Bigger on the Inside"]]. Written after the backlash from "A Poem for Dzhokar," where Amanda talks about the hurt from the aftermath, especially "You’d think I’d learn my lesson/ From the way they keep on testing/My capacity for pain/And my resolve to not get violent".
* [[ https://www.patreon.com/posts/2735960 Anthony Martignetti's death]]. Amanda loses her best friend and mentor and blogs about it.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aon0aYvjwbU "Bigger on the Inside"]]. Written after the backlash from "A Poem for Dzhokar," where Amanda talks about the hurt from the aftermath, especially "You’d think I’d learn my lesson/ From the way they keep on testing/My capacity for pain/And my resolve to not get violent".
* [[ https://www.patreon.com/posts/2735960 Anthony Martignetti's death]]. Amanda loses her best friend and mentor and blogs about it.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYy4DNwnsms "The Thing About Things"]].
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** The music video just makes it more so: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sW4dwXXX7Q
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**The music video just makes it more so: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sW4dwXXX7Q
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** Trust me: As someone who ''has'' heard it, the music makes it even sadder.
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* "Coin Operated Boy". It is about a girl who wants a coin-operated boy because she has grown bitter after several failed relationships.
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*This may be a bit of a given, considering the song, but her cover of 'Hurt' is heart wrenching.
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* "The Bed Song". This troper's never heard it, but just reading the lyrics makes her sob.
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AmandaPalmer, be it with or without The Dresden Dolls, [[TearJerker can make some pretty sad songs]].
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* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE92yD9zNhg The Point of it All]]" from AmandaPalmer's solo album, ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' "But no one can stare at the wall as good as you, my baby doll/and you're aces for coming along/you're almost human, after all..."
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* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE92yD9zNhg The Point of it All]]" from AmandaPalmer's Amanda Palmer's solo album, ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' "But no one can stare at the wall as good as you, my baby doll/and you're aces for coming along/you're almost human, after all..."
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** Pretty much the entire album of ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' counts. It was produced by Ben Folds, [[TearJerker/BenFoldsFive for whom this trope may be an actual superpower]].
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* The final verse of Amanda's [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pevhSaiHTLc&feature=share parody]] of ''Music/{{Friday}}''.
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** This troper almost never cries at music, but this brought her damn close.
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** This troper almost never cries at music, but this brought her damn close.
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* "Runs In The Family" can be a major tear-trigger to people who have loved ones going through hard times. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
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* Off of the new collaboration, ''8in8'', we have "Because the Origami," a duet between Ben Folds and her about a runaway son. Grab a box of tissues, and [[take a listen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAqudu4l-uo]]
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* Off of the new collaboration, ''8in8'', we have "Because the Origami," a duet between Ben Folds and her about a runaway son. Grab a box of tissues, and [[take a listen. http://www.[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAqudu4l-uo]]com/watch?v=bAqudu4l-uo take a listen.]]
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* Off of the new collaboration, ''8in8'', we have "Because the Origami," a duet between Ben Folds and her about a runaway son. Grab a box of tissues, and [[take a listen. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAqudu4l-uo]]
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* [[http://blog.amandapalmer.net/post/3448247232/christchurch-canceled-due-to-massive-earthquake This blog post]], written in the aftermath of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. If Mrs. Palmer's tour was on time, she would have been right at ground zero. The tone, the content, the links to the NZ Red Cross, the poem at the end . . . well, it had at least two tropers sobbing.
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* [[http://blog.amandapalmer.net/post/3448247232/christchurch-canceled-due-to-massive-earthquake This blog post]], written in the aftermath of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. If Mrs. Palmer's tour was on time, she would have been right at ground zero. The tone, the content, the links to the NZ Red Cross, the poem at the end . . . end... well, it had at least two tropers can really get you sobbing.
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* [[http://blog.amandapalmer.net/post/3448247232/christchurch-canceled-due-to-massive-earthquake This blog post]], written in the aftermath of the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. If Mrs. Palmer's tour was on time, she would have been right at ground zero. The tone, the content, the links to the NZ Red Cross, the poem at the end . . . well, it had at least two tropers sobbing.
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*** Made somewhat {{narm}}ful if you know that the sample in the beginning is from [[http://www.strindbergandhelium.com/content/iron.html Stringberg and Helium]], however.
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** Named after a CaptainBeefheart song, fyi.
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* "Runs In The Family" can be a major tear-trigger to people who have loved ones going through hard times. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
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* "Runs In The Family" can be a major tear-trigger to people who have loved ones going through hard times. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.wow.
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** The cover of "What's the Use of Wond'rin'?" puts the song in a whole new (and disturbing) prospective.
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** Pretty much the entire album of ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' counts. It was produced by Ben Folds, for whom this trope may be an actual superpower.
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** Pretty much the entire album of ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' counts. It was produced by Ben Folds, [[TearJerker/BenFoldsFive for whom this trope may be an actual superpower.superpower]].
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** Pretty much the entire album of ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer?'' counts.
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** This Troper still has no idea what that song is even ''about'' (drug use? terminal illness? dolls?), and she still cannot finish the song without crying. Also, the album in question was produced by Ben Folds, for whom this trope may be an actual superpower.
** Obnoxious title aside, "Strength Through Music" makes this troper bawl every damn time. How many songs are there about school shooters? How many artistic works in any medium that make you pity them?
** Obnoxious title aside, "Strength Through Music" makes this troper bawl every damn time. How many songs are there about school shooters? How many artistic works in any medium that make you pity them?
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* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]]" a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
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* "[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]]" a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both several shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
*This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I Family" can be a major tear-trigger to people who have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger.loved ones going through hard times. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE92yD9zNhg The Point of it All]] from AmandaPalmer's solo album, ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer.'' "But no one can stare at the wall as good as you, my baby doll/and you're aces for coming along/you're almost human, after all..."
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* [[http://www."[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE92yD9zNhg The Point of it All]] All]]" from AmandaPalmer's solo album, ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer.'' Palmer?'' "But no one can stare at the wall as good as you, my baby doll/and you're aces for coming along/you're almost human, after all..."
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]] a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
* ''Half-Jack''. Full fucking stop.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]] a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
* ''Half-Jack''. Full fucking stop.
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* Pretty much the entire album of Who Killed Amanda Palmer?
* [[http://www."[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]] Replica]]" a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh,wow.
* ''Half-Jack''. Full fucking stop.wow.
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* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh,
* ''Half-Jack''. Full fucking stop.
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AmandaPalmer, be it with or without her band, [[TearJerker can make some pretty sad songs]].
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AmandaPalmer, be it with or without her band, The Dresden Dolls, [[TearJerker can make some pretty sad songs]].
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* Let's talk about the Dresden Dolls for a moment. Even the ''name'' is depressing. Highlights include about ninety percent of their debut album (listen to the lyrics of "Half-Jack" closely and marvel at what you're hearing), "Delilah," "Sing" (which manages to be both one of the most somber songs ever written and one of the most triumphant), and "Me & the Minibar," the last line of which will ''make your jaw drop'' with depression overload. Imagine something [[{{Narm}} so depressing you can't help but laugh]] and dial it back exactly enough to keep it completely serious.
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE92yD9zNhg The Point of it All]] from AmandaPalmer's solo album, ''Who Killed Amanda Palmer.'' "But no one can stare at the wall as good as you, my baby doll/and you're aces for coming along/you're almost human, after all..."
** This Troper still has no idea what that song is even ''about'' (drug use? terminal illness? dolls?), and she still cannot finish the song without crying. Also, the album in question was produced by Ben Folds, for whom this trope may be an actual superpower.
** ''Blake Says'' and ''Another Year'' could also qualify.
** Obnoxious title aside, "Strength Through Music" makes this troper bawl every damn time. How many songs are there about school shooters? How many artistic works in any medium that make you pity them?
** The cover of "What's the Use of Wond'rin'?" puts the song in a whole new (and disturbing) prospective.
* Pretty much the entire album of Who Killed Amanda Palmer?
* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP00qel_0qs Trout Heart Replica]] a song Amanda wrote while on tour after seeing a dead trout's still beating heart, at both shows this troper saw that when she played this, the entire audience was in tears.
* This troper had a brief breakdown after staying up helping to coax a friend out of depression, and the day before "it" happened, I'd loaded a lot of fanmixes onto my iPod, sight unseen. I turn on my iPod and the first song that pops up is "Runs In The Family". Congratulations; I have not only a tearjerker, but a serious trigger. Gorgeous song, but... oh, wow.
* ''Half-Jack''. Full fucking stop.