Ever just want to just hug and cry? We've probably dated. Simple, sad, elegiac cut that maintains its dignity in the face of adversity. Starting spare with solo piano and string swells, it gets progressively fuller as a tender string section comes in @:06, removes the will to live and replaces it by :29. The second half starts with a longer spare solo piano section, then uses pulsing, marcato strings, horns and woodwinds @:49 to build tension to a major key "everything's alright" ending @1:07. Good for deaths of famous people, lost love, remembering war veterans and remembering those unfortunates who had to listen to this damn song as it was played over and over while being written.