Sad Songs I Used To Love

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Here's my top 5:

5. First Kiss by George Fenton


4. Canon by Johann Pachelbel


3. River Flows In You by Yiruma


2. Fox Rain by Lee Sun Hee


1. Lonely Lullaby by Owl City


I consider them as a sad song because it makes me feel and think how blessed I am.

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