Grieving songs

Cathartic

These are songs that I found to be effective at releasing pent-up grief after Jenny's disappearance and death.

"Little Lamb Dragonfly", Paul McCartney/Wings, Red Rose Speedway
"All Dead", Queen, News of the World
"The Cask of Amontillado", Alan Parsons Project, Tales of Mystery and Imagination
"Mother and Child Reunion", Paul Simon
"Great Gig in the Sky", Pink Floyd
"Where's Summer B.?", Ben Folds Five
"Through the Long Night", Billy Joel, Glass Houses
"Ode to Billie Joe", Bobbie Gentry
"Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight", The Beatles, Abbey Road
"Goodbye to Love", The Carpenters
"Shangri-La", ELO, New World Record
"Bluebird Fly Away
"Now You're Gone", Jeff Lynne, Armchair Theatre
"Blown Away", Jeff Lynne, Armchair Theatre
"Alyson", Elvis Costello
"Harmony", Elton John
"I'm Sorry", Elton John
"The Last to Know", Dan Fogelberg, Phoenix
"Bluebird Is Dead", ELO, On the Third Day
"One Summer Dream", ELO, Face the Music
"Bluebird", ELO, Secret Messages
"Wish You Were Here", Pink Floyd, (eponymous)
"Prayer for the Dying", Seal
"While You See a Chance", Steve Winwood, Arc of a Diver
"Drive", The Cars
"Turn of the Century", Yes
"Diamonds and Rust", Joan Baez ("well I'll be damned, here comes your ghost again")

These are songs I couldn't listen to for several years afterwards.

These are songs which would probably be on one of the above lists if I had heard them at the time (most of them were released later).

"The Luckiest", Ben Folds, Rocking the Suburbs
"Losing True", The Roches, Keep On Doing
"I Can Tell", Michael Penn, Resigned
"Heaven Beside You", Alice in Chains
"Eternal Flame", The Bangles
"Ghosts", Dan Fogelberg, The Innocent Age
"You and the Mona Lisa", Shawn Colvin
"Paris Nocturne", Dan Fogelberg and Tim Weisberg, Twin Sons of Different Mothers
"Julie Don't Live Here", ELO, Time (CD remaster with extra tracks)
"Love Doesn't Kill You", Fastball, The Harsh Light of Day
"Wading in Deeper", Katzenjammer
"One Headlight", The Wallflowers, Bringing Down the Horse