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What music do you guys listen to when you're sad?
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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2024
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I am really happy you enjoyed :)
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I didn't know Jacques Brel by name but I when to check it out and the first YouTube suggestion was Ne me quittes pas and I recognize it, very sad and very beautiful indeed.
I found his music through Seasons in the Sun which is a rough translation of Brel's song Le moribond. Now I can't listen to the English version, it's worse in every way. His music can be very sad and also beautiful as you said. He was a very talented artist.