Classic sad ole' country songs...got any to add to the list?

Fool...John Wesley Ryles

Starting Over Again...Dolly Parton

Statue Of A Fool...jack greene

Spring...Tanya Tucker

Losing Kind of Love...Lacy J. Dalton

Silver Wings And Golden Rings....Billie Jo Spears

Sweet Dreams....Patsy Cline

I Fall To Pieces....Patsy Cline

Crazy...Patsy Cline

Till I Can Make It On My Own....Tammy Wynette

Teddy Bear....Red Sovine

Phantom 309...Red Sovine

Stranger....Johnny Duncan

Its A Cheating Situation...Moe Bandy

All These Things...Joe Stampley

Standing Room Only....Barbara Mandrell

Hello Walls....Faron Young

Where've You Been....Kathy Mattea

Eighteen Wheels & A Dozen Roses....Kathy Mattea

It Was Almost Like A Song....Ronnie Milsap

Ten Years of This...Gary Stewart

In Some Room Above The Street....gary Stewart

We Cant Go On Livin Like This....Eddie Rabbitt

Goodbye Time....Conway Twitty

Everytime Two Fools Collide...Dottie West & Kenny Rogers

The End Of The World...Skeeter Davis

No Charge...Melba Montgomery

For My Broken Heart....Reba McEntire

Out Of Your Shoes...Lorrie Morgan

Dont Close Your Eyes...Keith Whitley

Anymore...Travis Tritt

Name On A Wall...Statler Brothers

Broken Down In Tiny Pieces...Billy "Crash" Craddock

Go Rest High On The Mountain...Vince Gill

When I Call Your Name....Vince Gill

Farewell Party...Gene Watson

Rollin With The Flow...Charlie Rich

Years...Barbara Mandrell

If Tomorrow never Comes...Garth Brooks

The Dance....Garth Brooks

Unanswered Prayers...Garth Brooks

Still...Bill Anderson

Just Someone I Used To Know...Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton

Just Get Up & Close The Door...Johnny Rodriguez

Dont Worry Bout me....Marty Robbins

White Sport Coat....Marty Robbins

Walk On By.....Leroy Van Dyke

Borrowed Angel....Mel Street

Golden Tears...Dave & Sugar

These are just some of my favorites from my own collection, and lets dont forget about everything from George Jones!

Classic Country Songs List

Country Sad Songs

I'll Think Of Something-Mark Chestnut

Hello Darlin'-Conway Twitty

Linda On My Mind-Conway Twitty

It Ain't Cool-George Strait

Nobody In His Right Mind-George Strait

Tell Lorrie I Love Her-Keith Whitley

I'm Over You-Keith Whitley

Good Ol Boys-Don Williams

Kern River-Merle Haggard

Lady Down On Love-Alabama

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Classic sad ole' country songs...got any to add to the list?

They don't have to be sad, but at least somber please. And no newer country please...I just don't like it.

Country Bumpkin by Cal Smith

Coat Of Many Colors by Dolly

The Grand Tour, He Stopped Loving Her Today, Still Doing Time, I Heard You Crying In Your Sleep, The King Is Gone,...

"To Daddy," which Dolly Parton wrote, was a hit by Emmylou Harris. I've always found that song sad.

Jim Reeves' "Blue Side of Lonesome," written by the great Leon Payne, is one of the saddest songs he ever performed.

I mentioned this song in my blog the other day: "I'll Have Made It to the Bridge," written by the late Del Reeves, from Charlie Louvin's first solo album, is beyond sad. It's downright depressing.

Speaking of Charlie, a minor hit of his, Bill Anderson's song "Think I'll Go Somewhere and Cry Myself to Sleep" will do exactly what the song title states.

And, if you want to cry for a week or so, try Eddy Arnold's "Little Angel with the Dirty Face."

PS - I much prefer Lefty Frizzell's version of "The Long Black Veil." He puts more emotion into it, and the haunting whistle behind those "S's" enhances the feeling of the song. I'm a Cash fan, but I really felt his rendition of that song left something to be desired.

Tell Laura I Love Her is a sad old country song, but I don't know the writer or singer.

I just had a couple others on the tip of my tongue, but can't think of them right now.

Chiseled In Stone; Vern Goslin.

You don't know what lonely is till you see it chiseled in Stone

Lorena ,.old civil war song

I'll Be all smiles tonight,Written by A.P, Carter ,covered by many.

Woolverton mountain by the Brothers Four, Green green grass of home by Tom Jones, anything by Jim Reeves (It hurt so much) and Conway Twitty (The letter)

"Smokie Mountain Rain" and "It Was Almost Like A Song" by Ronnie Milsap

"Blind Man In The Bleachers" by Kenny Starr

"Wildfire" by Michael Martin Murphey