Side A
Artist	Song
coldplay	trouble
radiohead	how to disappear completely
weezer	say it ain't so
travis	dear diary
the cranberries	empty
the smiths	this night has opened my eyes
sunny day real estate	how it feels to be something on
tool	parabol
tool	pushit (salival version)
the smiths	please please please let me get what I want
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
nin	a warm place
the cranberries	not sorry
the smiths	last night I dremt that somebody loved me
weezer	the world has turned and left me here
radiohead	nice dream
a perfect circle	3 libras
sigur ros	staraflur
coldplay	we never change
incubus	the warmth
coldplay	don't panic
sarah mclachlan	hold on
morrissey	there's a place in hell for me and my friends

Comment:

Many repeated artists on this one, but sadness runs over the same grounds. I made this tape a few years ago (2?) for my close friend when she was sad. The tape consists of songs I knew she had personal associations with along with other sad songs. The tape relates to feelings of failure to meet expectations, being lost and alone, struggling between personal desires and external forces, etc. But, it ends with a somewhat positive affirmation... I just wanted to remind my friend that despite the loneliness and emptiness she feels, she's "got somebody to lean on."

*ah yes, reminder by the comment... you have to splice parabol and pushit just right, and I orginally forgot to mention that it's the salival vers. of "pushit"

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