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* According to an article, the song "Into The Ocean" has helped people who were contemplating suicide. Justin's response?
-->"If I have saved others, I don't know what to say, but if I can do that for them, why... can't I do that for myself?"
-->"If I have saved others, I don't know what to say, but if I can do that for them, why... can't I do that for myself?"
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This Troper, and belongs more on Heartwarming Moments
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* Justin's devotion to his daughter is so sweet, it makes me cry to listen to some of the music that can be applied to that connection.
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* "Any Man In America" is this for anyone who's been through a divorce, on the losing end of a custody battle, or both. The liner notes for this album even include [[spoiler: a letter from Justin to his young daughter Blue, pictures of them together and pictures of band members with their own children, pets and hobbies.]]
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* "Any Man In America" is this for anyone who's been through a divorce, on the losing end of a custody battle, or both. The liner notes for this album even include [[spoiler: a letter from Justin to his young daughter Blue, pictures of them together and pictures of band members with their own children, pets and hobbies.]]
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It\'s Just Me
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* "It's Just Me", the hidden bonus track on Foiled is definitely a TearJerker, especially when it gets to "I wanna feel the punch inside my heartbeat on the floor, I don't wanna hurt no more!" When Justin sings it, it's gut-wrenching, but just try singing it yourself and not ending up in tears, yelling the last six words.
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* According to an article, the song "Into The Ocean" has helped people who were contemplating suicide. Justin's response?
-->"If I have saved others, I don't know what to say, but if I can do that for them, why... can't I do that for myself?"
-->"If I have saved others, I don't know what to say, but if I can do that for them, why... can't I do that for myself?"
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*"Quiet Mind" is this in a more heartwarming sense.
*"The Feel Again (Stay)" can be interpreted several ways despite the direct lyrics. All ways result in a tearjerker, especially for fathers.
*Any given performance under lead singer Justin Furstenfeld's solo name 5591 can break the down the toughest heart.
*Justin's devotion to his daughter is so sweet, it makes me cry to listen to some of the music that can be applied to that connection.
*"The Feel Again (Stay)" can be interpreted several ways despite the direct lyrics. All ways result in a tearjerker, especially for fathers.
*Any given performance under lead singer Justin Furstenfeld's solo name 5591 can break the down the toughest heart.
*Justin's devotion to his daughter is so sweet, it makes me cry to listen to some of the music that can be applied to that connection.
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* "Hate Me".
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* "Hate Me".Me." You can tell it's going to be one right from the title. The anger and self-hatred running through the song is applicable to ''many'' mental disorders.
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A sizable part of [[Music/BlueOctober this alternative rock band's]] song catalog [[TearJerker can evoke this reaction]].
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* "For My Brother" is particularly gut wrenching, once it turns to a plea for help. It's roughly the emotional equivalent of being sent through a meat grinder.
* "Hate Me".
* Also, "Black Orchid". You know it'll be depressing when it was written as a confession to the singer/writer's mother that he was suicidal, at the age of ''fourteen'', but the sheer helplessness in his voice is what can make one unable to listen all the way through.
* "My Never". Admit it, we've all been there before.
* "Congratulations", the band's duet with Music/ImogenHeap.
-->"I can't change this, I can never take this back, but now I can't change your mind..."
* "Any Man In America" is this for anyone who's been through a divorce, on the losing end of a custody battle, or both. The liner notes for this album even include [[spoiler: a letter from Justin to his young daughter Blue, pictures of them together and pictures of band members with their own children, pets and hobbies.]]
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* "For My Brother" is particularly gut wrenching, once it turns to a plea for help. It's roughly the emotional equivalent of being sent through a meat grinder.
* "Hate Me".
* Also, "Black Orchid". You know it'll be depressing when it was written as a confession to the singer/writer's mother that he was suicidal, at the age of ''fourteen'', but the sheer helplessness in his voice is what can make one unable to listen all the way through.
* "My Never". Admit it, we've all been there before.
* "Congratulations", the band's duet with Music/ImogenHeap.
-->"I can't change this, I can never take this back, but now I can't change your mind..."
* "Any Man In America" is this for anyone who's been through a divorce, on the losing end of a custody battle, or both. The liner notes for this album even include [[spoiler: a letter from Justin to his young daughter Blue, pictures of them together and pictures of band members with their own children, pets and hobbies.]]
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