Have you ever heard a song that gave you the chills? What song?

Answer 1

"Shake the disease" by Depeche Mode.

Answer 2

i'm getting chills in simple terms while a song is truly, truly solid. Or while it has a deep, significant connection to a minimum of something. Un Giorno according to Noi by utilising Josh Groban by no skill ceases to amaze me nonetheless. I cry every time I hear to it, heavily! Defying Gravity from depraved is likewise one that provides me the chills, yet I doubt listening to the recording will provide me those chills now that i've got seen the instruct in actual existence. it is so surprising!

Answer 3

Vince Gill - Go rest high on that Mountain. This song came out just a few months before my younger brother was killed by a hit and run driver while he was walking to school. He was 14. This song was his favorite song and another brother and I sang it at his funeral. I still cry when I hear it. My little brother was so well liked in the city he lived in that there was more than 400 people at his funeral. Go Rest High Jeremy.

Answer 4

Two. "Beautiful Day" by U2. It starts out ever so slowly and then when Bono's vocals come in, my heart skips a beat. It has a beautiful meaning behind it and whenever I listen to it, I think of the beautiful things in my life.

The second is "America" by Simon and Garfunkel. The way they sing it almost brings tears to my eyes. The meaning behind this one is awesome too.

Love them both and ALWAYS get chills whenever I hear them.

Answer 5

Not Dark Yet {Bob Dylan}


Dylan has had one hell of a glorious career, was one of the Fathers of music as we know it.
He opened so many doors for artists, contributed so much to music, inspired so many of the bands and artists we know of to push the envelope in their own music.
He isn't for everyone, but for those people that he touches...he goes way deep.

His music will live on forever. After he is gone, music will still sing his songs.
He is a one of a kind, never to be seen again.
And when he is gone, it will truly be a momentous sadness.

This song gave me chills.
His career winding down, his life winding down, and the sum of it all so simply stated, but so eloquently sung.
The music for this piece is phenomenal.
It reminds one of their own mortality, and inevitable fading.

It may not move you, but do listen to it if you have the chance.

Answer 6

The first time I heard "Have You Forgotten" by Darryl Worley. It literally sent chills up and down my spine. Although I am not healthy enough to literally enlist in the military, it made me want to take a gun, hop the next flight to Afghanistan and hunt Bin Laden down myself.

Answer 7

To Zion by Lauryn Hill

Answer 8

The Moment I said It by Imogen Heap

Answer 9

Kathy Mattea- Where have you been.
It's about an old man and woman separated in the hospital for the first time since they've been married.

Answer 10

when i was a kid my parents used to listen to "jon english" and there was this song he sang called "she was real" about him riding along some lonely road one night and picking up this young woman and giving her a lift and when he turned around she wasnt on the back of the bike no more so he went back to search for her thinking she haad fallen off, he had rememebred her saying where she had lived so he went to see her parents and they had told him she had died years ago on that road so she had been a ghost - it freaked the hell outta me when i was a kid i would cover my ears and yell at my parents to turn it off lol

Answer 11

"The Jetset Life Is Gonna Kill You" by My Chemical Romance, "Wasteland" by 10 Years (the video almost had me crying), "I'm A Fake" by The Used, and a few others I can't remember at the moment.