 On August 2022, OnStar released a new commercial called “Be safe out there.” The aim is to spread awareness about their services and the help that the OnStar advisors can offer in any situation. The commercial is fascinating also because of the featured song: let’s discover more about it. Show You can find the original 2022 OnStar commercial here on Youtube. The song featured in the 2022 OnStar commercial “Be safe out there” is Another Night by Real McCoy. You can find the official music video below. Real McCoy - Another Night (Videoclip) Real McCoy is a German Eurodance band that became famous in the 90s. Another Night was their first big hit, released in 1993, and it reached the top positions of the music charts even in the USA and the UK. It’s a song that perfectly represents the dance sound famous in the first half of the 90s. Below you can find the lyrics you can hear in the commercial: Another night, another dream, but always you Just another night, another vision of love I talk talk, I talk to you Another night, another dream, but always you In the song, a guy and a girl want each other physically and crave another night of love. They know that after every encounter, they’ll be alone, so they take every opportunity like living a dream. Discover other popular commercial songs on Auralcrave Okay, so it's absolutely no secret that the last two three several years have been intense, and that's me being generous—which means you obviously need a sad song playlist to get you in your feels. When you come home, and it feels like life kicked you in the teeth in a major way (#relatable #everyday #whenisitfriday), sometimes it helps to let it all out before you figure out what to eat. In short: You, my friend, are in need of a good cry. Instead of doom-scrolling social media, let's let some songs help us through it. And the good news? You don't even need to search Spotify, inevitably stumbling across two to three mediocre sad-girl playlists maximum, because we have one riiiight here that's 100 percent tested and guaranteed to make the tears flow. We've got the latest, just-released angsty jams—turns out COVID-19 gave singers a lot of material to work with—but we've also got the classics on here that have been making you weep for literally years. Yes, of course Adele is on here, how could you even doubt it? So draw the curtains, curl up under the covers with your favorite stuffed animal, and have a packet of Kleenex at the ready—these 62 sad songs are about to take you on an emotional, sob-filled rollercoaster ride. Bonus: Text a friend and have them join in on the sing-along cryfest. You're welcome. Don't let the title fool you. Adele's telling her son about why his parents divorced, and everyone on the planet heard the lyrics and immediately burst into tears. It's effective. listen now 2 "The Luckiest" by Ben Folds I mean, this is definitely about loving someone desperately, but it's also about what your life would be if you didn't have them and all the screw-ups that led you to this moment. (deep shuddering sob) listen now 3 "Birthday Cake" by Dylan Conrique This song is actually drawn from real-life (a friend's mom died from cervical cancer). And it is just as much of a gut punch as you think it's gonna be. listen now 4 "hope ur ok" by Olivia Rodrigo Sour is full of teenage rage anthems... and then all of a sudden on the last track, she becomes a geriatric millennial sipping wine, scrolling Facebook, and thinking about the friends she lost touch with. It's so sad. It's so sweet. Many tears. listen now 5 "New Year's Day" by Taylor Swift Nobody: You: Please don't ever become a stranger whose laugh I would recognize anywhere. Me: 😭 listen now 6 "It'll Be Okay" by Shawn Mendes I mean, it's probably not a coincidence Shawn came out with this right after he broke up with Camila Cabello, since this song discusses the possibility of ending a romantic relationship. "I will love you either way." Immediate recipe to burst into tears. listen now 7 "Glimpse of Us" by Joji Have you ever broken up with someone, started seeing someone new, and not been able to get your ex out of your mind? This basically captures it perfectly. listen now 8 "See Her Smile" From 'tick, tick... BOOM!' This song from the off-Broadway musical tick, tick...BOOM was not included in the 2021 film, and yes I will be forever bitter that I never got to hear Andrew Garfield go full emo with this one. But I digress. It's a sad song about how you feel helpless when someone you love is hurting and you can't do anything about it. listen now 9 "Rainbow Connection" by Kermit the Frog Why is this tiny green muppet making me CRY????? I'm kind of enamored with secretly depressing songs that you might not know are sad unless you really listen to the lyrics. This is one of the best. It's a sad sneak attack. listen now 10 "Tracks of My Tears" by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles This one goes out to all the depressed extroverts out there and the popular and/or perpetually happy kids who are hurting inside. Burnt out from putting on a brave face? Belt this song out. listen now 11 "Baby Mine" From 'Dumbo' There are a lot of sad Disney songs, but this lullaby takes the cake. listen now 12 "Stormy Weather" by Etta James Etta James is one of the most indulgent, emotional performers. She's perfect for wallowing in your biggest feelings. Even "At Last," her most famous song, sounds sad even though it's technically a happy song. But "Stormy Weather" is for sure sad. It's the musical equivalent of a big, healing cry session. listen now 13 "The Boxer" by Simon and Garfunkel This song's for when you're sad but like... functioning enough to go journal in a coffee shop in the hopes it makes you feel better. listen now 14 "Not a Day Goes By (Reprise)" by Stephen Sondheim The late composer was known for writing show tunes that hit our most sorrowful emotions with razor-sharp precision. But while you may know "Send in the Clowns" or "Being Alive" (thank you, Adam Driver), I want to call out a deeper cut. This song is about the moment you realize it's actually really effing hard to get over someone. That specific pain is the worst. listen now 15 "Stay" by Rihanna feat. Mikky Ekko Bringing out the big guns, obviously. Chances are you've cried to this song *at least* once, don't even lie. listen now 16 "Say Something" by A Great Big World and Christina Aguilera Literally rip my heart out and throw it on the floor because I cannot deal with how gut-wrenching this iconic duet is. Reduce me to a puddle, why don't you! listen now 17 "Small Bump" by Ed Sheeran You've heard "The A Team," and yes, that one was beyond sad. But Ed singing from the perspective of a couple who suffered a miscarriage? That's next level sad. listen now 18 "Buy the Stars" by MARINA Perhaps one of the most underrated pop stars of our generation (and that is no exaggeration), MARINA is excellent at delivering music that pulls on your heartstrings. "Buy the Stars" is no exception—try to keep your composure at the 2:40 mark, I dare you. listen now 19 "Old Money" by Lana Del Rey Lana has a way of putting even the baddest of bitches in their feelings. I mean, how could she not when she sounds like an actual angel descending from the heavens while singing this tearful ballad? Asking for a friend. listen now 20 "I'll Never Love Again" by Lady Gaga If you're like me, hearing this at the end of A Star Is Born left you a soppy, wet-faced mess in the back of the theater. Won't spoil it for those who have yet to watch, but uh...yeah, you'll be messed up for days weeks months after the end credits roll. listen now For those though days in your 20s where life is unexplainably hard and you desperately crave the sweeter, carefree moments of your childhood. 😞 listen now We included "Stay" in our list of Miley's best songs for a reason (because it slaps). It was criminally underrated then, is criminally underrated now, and deserves your sad girl energy more than ever. listen now 23 "Lithium" by Evanescence The geniuses behind "Bring Me to Life" and "My Immortal" created yet another golden track to accompany your existential dread. The push and pull of fighting with your sorrows? Now that's what I call Relatable™. listen now 24 "Ruby" by Foster the People "Happiness ain't free/ Everybody fights just like me" honestly hits real different after a 3 AM weeping sesh. listen now Poured the entirety of your soul into a person who chewed you up and spit you out? This song is exactly what your exhausted heart needs. listen now 26 "everything i wanted" by Billie Eilish It would've been waaaay too easy to put "when the party's over" on this list, but Billie's voice in this track sounds like her chest is tight from holding back a sob, and that's enough to let the tears flow. listen now 27 "Love in the Dark" by Adele Let's be real—you came to this list with the full intention of seeing multiple Adele appearances. Ask and you shall receive. listen now 28 "The Scientist" by Coldplay Sure, "Fix You" might be the iconic Coldplay staple that people always flock to, but "The Scientist" demands just as much respect, 'mmkay? (FYI: It sounds even sadder after your third—fourth? fifth??—glass of wine.) listen now 29 "Falling Short" by Låpsley Hmmm, guessing she wasn't talking about my height when she wrote this. 😶 listen now 30 "Look After You" by The Fray There's a running commentary that every single big song by The Fray sounds exactly the same, but TBH that doesn't even matter because they're the KINGS of sad bangers. listen now 31 "Forever & Always (Piano Version)" by Taylor Swift Feel free to fight me on this (and lose) but the piano version of "Forever & Always" is infinitely better than the slightly angrier original version. It really gets across the pain of an unreciprocated breakup and shows just how much Joe Jonas hurt Taylor's teenage feelings. It just goes there, you know? listen now 32 "A Little Bit Longer" by The Jonas Brothers 33 "Clair De Lune" by Flight Facilities Flight Facilities might be known for making danceable electronic music, but "Clair De Lune" is different—the second you hit play, a shot of melancholy is injected into your veins, instantly placing you into a trance. True story. listen now BRB, blasting the living sh*t out of this (and demolishing the nearest box of tissues, of course) until I can see Lorde on tour IRL. listen now 35 "Rainbow" by Kacey Musgaves Originally, Kacey wrote "Rainbow" to personally encourage herself in times of hardship, but that later changed. "It turned into a song as a little message to myself, and then ended up being a song for anybody with any kind of weight on their shoulders," she told Taste of Country. (Ah, so that's why it makes me blubber like a big ol' baby!) listen now 36 "It's All in Vain" by Wet There's truly nothing more depressing than being with someone physically and still feeling lonely...aka the feeling that Wet flawlessly captures in this hauntingly beautiful track. listen now 37 "Somebody Else" by The 1975 If you had to listen to one single piece of music by The 1975 for the rest of your life, it better be "Somebody Else." Die hard fans agree, casual fans agree, hell, even frontman Matty Healy listed this in his top 10 faves from the band...so uh, take that for what you will. listen now 38 "When Did I Lose It All" by Pale Waves "I wanna marry you, but not now" — Pale Waves/my boyfriend 😭 listen now 39 "Jar of Hearts" by Christina Perri I'm going to age myself by a million years for saying this, but I first heard this song on VH1 back in 2009 (*cough* when they used to play actual music videos *cough*) and was instantly blown away. The pain in Christina Perri's voice! The emotion of the lyrics! They don't do it like this anymore, kiddos. listen now 40 "Something in the Way" by Nirvana Legend has it that "Something in the Way" was originally based on a stretch of time when Kurt Cobain was sleeping under a bridge in his home state of Washington. People can't agree on if that rumor is true or not, but imagine how lonely Kurt must have felt if it was. :'( listen now 41 "Stone Cold" by Demi Lovato Still cursing out the Recording Academy to this day for failing to give Demi a Grammy for this track. My "allergies" act up every. Damn. Time. listen now 42 "Read All About It, Pt. III" by Emeli Sandé Is that a draft? Oh, no...turns out it's just the chills running through my body at the sheer emotion in Emeli Sandé's voice. listen now "Lean On" isn't the only vibe that MØ is capable of delivering, you guys. Burn a candle as this deep cut of hers involuntarily causes your throat to tighten. listen now If you're reading this, imma need you to stop sleeping on BANKS RTFN because she is a literal goddess that has a song to fit each one of your moods. "Mind Games" is just one of the few that will get you feeling every single emotion. listen now 45 "If I Ever Feel Better" by Phoenix Depressed, feeling generally empty on the inside, and a little hopeless...but make it funk. Boom. listen now 46 "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac Alright, so this isn't the saddest of sad songs, but it's like...you know that moment you're like "Shit, I'm an actual grown-up now and life came at me so fast?" This song feels like that. Thank you, Stevie. listen now 47 "ghostin" by Ariana Grande A heartbreaking song in which Ariana explores the hardships of dealing with the loss of her ex while in a new relationship. Rest in peace, Mac Miller 💔. listen now 48 "She Used to Be Mine" by Sara Bareilles "She is hard on herself / She is broken and won't ask for help / She is messy, but she's kind / She is lonely most of the time"...Sara, just saying, you really didn't have to expose me like this. listen now 49 "This Night Has Opened My Eyes" by The Smiths You know what's worse than feeling sad? Feeling not happy yet not sad at the same time, much like Morrisey describes. I'll take "ennui" for $500, please. listen now Not to make you feel bad, but Birdy recorded this when she was 15 (!) years old. Yep, feeling hella unaccomplished right about now. listen now Ah yes, yet another child prodigy to make me feel badly about my lack of songwriting abilities. :') Just gonna go ahead and rub this into your big fat wound right about now, but AURORA literally wrote this when she was twelve. Twelve!!! Goodbye, logging TF off. listen now 52 "You & I" by One Direction Um, where my Directioners at??? If Zayn's high note at 2:58 doesn't leave you a bleeding mess, then you aren't a real one. I said what I said. listen now 53 "Fade Into You" by Mazzy Star Fun fact: I cried while listening to this in the shower once. Do with that information what you will. listen now Before Sia started churning out hit singles and hiding her face behind elaborate wigs, she made enigmatic songs like this one—another gem from VH1's golden days :'). listen now 55 "Chamber of Reflection" by Mac Demarco If I had a dollar for each time Mac forlornly sings the word "alone" on this track, I'd be approximately $15 richer. listen now 56 "Good to Love" by FKA Twigs Hahaha, what? Me?? Crying??? Nope, I just have FKA's ethereal voice and otherworldly talent in my eyes. listen now 57 "Malibu Nights" by LANY Bet you didn't expect to hear a song on here that's entirely about Dua Lipa breaking a man's heart, but here you are. listen now Rising like a Phoenix from the ashes, Kesha sings of the sexual harassment, emotional distress, and employment discrimination she faced. listen now 59 "Because of You" by Kelly Clarkson Specifically for when the emotional traumas from your childhood are weighing down your fragile spirit. listen now 60 "Don't Speak" by No Doubt In need of a dramatic song for your next at-home karaoke sesh? Hello, "Don't Speak" is two parts perfect, one part sad-angsty, all parts crowd pleaser. listen now Hipster YouTube ate this up back in when it started making the rounds back in 2012, and with good reason—with lyrics like "if you're still breathing, you're the lucky one," there's literally no way to not get choked up while listening. listen now 62 "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M. Starr Bowenbank Assistant News Editor Starr Bowenbank is the assistant news editor who writes about all things pertaining to news, pop culture, and entertainment—you can follow her here. Leah Marilla Thomas Leah Marilla Thomas is an entertainment writer, UNC alum, and former Hasbro Toy Tester (yes, that's a real thing) who loves The Good Place and Love Island equally. 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