Breaker, breaker, heart breaker. Good buddy if that'un don't make big tears roll down your cheeks, you ain't human. Just thinking about that little cripple boy....
But, if I gave that kid a ride in my big truck, I would expect a "pay back" from Mrs. Mama Bear, if you know what I mean.
Love this one, but it is not sad to me. As a committed bachelor who never joined the “take a chance at losing half your stuff” club, this song is a message of affirmation.
Open a new tab and search for the song on youtube. (search "youtube I Wonder" by Kelly Picker" Click on "Use Full Editor" Click on the icon. Click on YouTube video page Copy the address of the youtube page and past it into the box that pops Should look something like "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb9mvkxE5Ww" Done
OH, and click on the preview post button before posting to see if it all went right.
Mickey Newbury has many, and wrote many for others. By far, the saddest album of all time is "Frisco Mabel Joy." I don't think there's a single song on it that wouldn't be a candidate for this thread. An American Trilogy How Many Times (Must The Piper Be Paid For His Song) The Future's Not What It Used To Be Mobile Blue Frisco Depot You're Not My Same Sweet Baby Remember The Good Swiss Cottage Place How I Love Them Old Songs
In my opinion, nothing is sadder than the title track, "San Francisco Mabel Joy." Driving alone in my truck, in moments of Low T I suppose, I've cried to this.