three classic rock songs from the 1990s<\/a> that give you all the feels. <\/p>\n\u201cTears In Heaven\u201d by Eric Clapton from \u2018Rush: Music From The Motion Picture Soundtrack\u2019 (1992)<\/p>\n
If there were ever a competition for the saddest song ever written, we\u2019re pretty confident this tune would win the ultimate prize. The reason this track was written is almost too sad to even talk about here or think about ever again. (Eric Clapton\u2019s four-year-old son fell out of a window on the 53rd story of a building and died.) But trying to cope with tragedy led the British-born six-string player to pen this track with the help of co-writer Will Jennings. Indeed, if you want to cry, listen to this song and think about its awful origins.<\/p>\n
\u201cBlack\u201d by Pearl Jam from \u2018Ten\u2019 (1991)<\/p>\n
Pearl Jam lead singer Eddie Vedder is as passionate as he is talented. And that passion always comes through in his band\u2019s songs. They drip with it, ooze with it. It\u2019s as if Vedder dies every time he sings. And that raw emotion comes through in major ways on the band\u2019s song \u201cBlack\u201d from their debut LP, Ten. It\u2019s a song that demands its listeners live up to Vedder\u2019s passion, his emotion. <\/p>\n
\u201cOne\u201d by U2 from \u2018Achtung Baby\u2019 (1992)<\/p>\n
In a way, Pearl Jam finds itself in the lineage of the Irish rockers U2. Like Vedder, U2 lead vocalist Bono is passion incarnate. Just check out the song \u201cOne\u201d, which is all about the possibilities of love but also how it can fail. People take advantage of love, of loving hearts. It\u2019s enough to make you feel crushed, to have you crumble. It\u2019s okay to weep, let it all out! <\/p>\n
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