Sad Songs List – Songs With Sad in the Title

When you think of sad songs you think about songs to play on our music player that have topics of sadness. We do things a bit different on our list of top 10 sad songs. All of our song lists have the word sad in the song title.

Sad songs listed below can go well with our list as cry songs, as well as sad songs, can make you cry. When thinking of sad songs you may think of crying, frowning, unhappy, depressed and gloomy. We will help you out by offering our list of top 10 sad songs.

Sad Songs

10. Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands – Bob Dylan
Released in 1966
On Album Blonde on Blonde
Genre: Folk

9. Sad Eyes – Robert John
Released in 1979
On Album Robert John
Genre: Rock

8. Sad – Maroon 5
Released in 2012
On Album Overexposed
Genre: Rock

7. A Sad Country Song – David Allan Coe
Released in 1974
On Album The Mysterious Rhinestone Cowboy
Genre: Country

6. Sad Man’s Tongue – Volbeat
Released in 2007
On Album Rock the Rebel/Metal the Devil
Genre: Heavy Metal

5. So Sad To Say – The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Released in 2000
On Album Pay Attention
Genre: Ska

4. Another Sad Love Song – Toni Braxton
Released in 1993
On Album Toni Braxton
Genre: R&B

3. Sad Beautiful Tragic – Taylor Swift
Released in 2012
On Album Red
Genre: Country

2. Sad Songs (Say So Much) – Elton John
Released in 1984
On Album Breaking Hearts
Genre: Rock

1. Sad But True – Metallica
Released in 1993
On Album Metallica
Genre: Heavy Metal

Other Great Sad Songs with Sad in the Song Title

It’s Sad To Belong – England Dan & John Ford Coley

Sad Girl – The Intruders

So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) – The Everly Brothers

Lord of the Sad and Lonely – Kid Cudi

Why Should I Be Sad – Britney Spears

Who’s Sad – Smokey Robinson

So Sad About Us – The Who

There’ll Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) – Billy Ocean

Sad Eyes – Bruce Springsteen

The Sad Cafe – The Eagles

Sad Lisa – Cat Stevens

Sad Sad Sad – The Rolling Stones

Sad Song – We The Kings featuring Elena Coats

Sad Girl – Everlast

Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song) – Otis Redding

Nobody Likes Sad Songs – Ronnie Milsap

Sad Tomorrows – Marvin Gaye

Ballad Of The Sad Young Men – Roberta Flack

Why Does Love Got To Be So Sad? – Derek & the Dominos