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Get ready to feel all the feels with these heart-wrenching Disney songs that beautifully capture moments of grief, longing, sacrifice, and loneliness. From beloved classics to modern hits, these melodies remind us of heartbreak and hope, carrying emotional stories that stay with us forever. Join us as we take a moving journey through animation’s most touching musical moments.
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00:00Remember me, don't let it make you cry.
00:05Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:07And today, we're counting down our picks for the songs that capture grief, loneliness, sacrifice, longing,
00:13and that very Disney-specific brand of heartbreak.
00:16And when she was sad, I was there to dry her tears.
00:23We will be sticking to animation today.
00:26Number 30. All I Know, Chicken Little.
00:28You know that awful feeling when you leave a conversation and immediately think of everything you should have said?
00:47There's no huge, dramatic breakdown. It's quieter than that.
00:51Like lying awake afterward and replaying the moment in your head, wishing you could somehow go back and do it
00:57differently.
00:57There's regret here, but also that helplessness of knowing the moment has already passed.
01:03All my plans keep falling through.
01:10All my plans, they depend on you.
01:16The melody moves with a lingering, unresolved wait, never quite finding a comforting resolution,
01:23mirroring the way regret just hangs in the air with nowhere to go.
01:26We've all had something we wished we could redo, even when we knew there was no going back.
01:45There's something painfully familiar about the way so much love can still exist between two people
01:51who simply can't find common ground anymore.
02:02Eleanor looks at Merida and sees the daughter she loves and wants to protect.
02:07Merida looks at her mother and sees the person standing between her and the life she longs for.
02:12You can hear the tenderness in the song,
02:14but there's also that feeling of watching someone you love change
02:17and wondering when you stopped knowing exactly what they needed.
02:32Loving someone deeply doesn't make the distance between you any easier to bear,
02:36especially when you just can't seem to reach each other.
02:51Number 28. Little Wonders. Meet the Robinsons.
02:55Have you ever looked around and felt like everyone else somehow got the instructions for life except you?
03:00That's the feeling Little Wonders taps into.
03:03Let it go. Yeah.
03:05Let it roll right off your shoulder.
03:08Don't you know
03:11The hardest part is over
03:14There's something comforting about hearing a song acknowledge that life can be messy,
03:19disappointing, and completely different from what you pictured.
03:22Maybe you're watching other people move forward while you're still trying to work out your next step.
03:27Time falls away
03:29But these small hours
03:32These small hours
03:35It's during me
03:37Maybe something you really wanted just didn't happen.
03:41The song doesn't magically erase any of that.
03:44Instead, it gives you permission to keep going anyway and look out for life's glimmers instead.
03:49For anyone who has ever felt lost, that can feel like a lifeline.
03:53All of my regrets
03:55Will wash away somehow
03:58But I cannot forget
04:01The way I feel right now
04:04Number 27. Your Mother and Mine. Peter Pan.
04:08Oh, Wendy, why do you have to hurt us like this?
04:24This song sounds like a gentle, harmless lullaby on the surface, but when you listen closer, it is an absolute
04:30emotional tear-down.
04:32As the boys listen to descriptions of a mother's unconditional love, the expressions on their faces are just heartbreaking.
04:38Ask your heart to tell you her worth
04:53It's a song that celebrates the ultimate safety net of childhood while simultaneously reminding us of the kids who never
04:59got to fall asleep in it.
05:00It's sweet, it's innocent, and it will wreck you if you think about it for more than five seconds.
05:06Okay, go hug the mother figure in your life. We'll wait.
05:12You're mother and mine
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05:30Number 26, Wherever You Are, Pooh's Grand Adventure, The Search for Christopher Robin.
05:36This song is about connection that remains even once a person is gone.
05:40I'm out here in the dark, all alone and wide awake. Come and find me.
05:46When Pooh and his friends set out into the unknown, believing Christopher Robin is gone for good, they face the
05:52terrifying ache of separation.
05:54The lyrics feel like a promise whispered into the dark that distance doesn't erase love, that memory still matters, and
06:01that friendship can survive even when the world gets bigger and scarier than you expected.
06:05I'll hear you laugh, I'll see you smile, I'll be with you, just for a while.
06:15There's a melancholy sweetness in how it acknowledges loss of togetherness while trying to soothe it.
06:21That combination is exactly what makes it so moving.
06:24It doesn't just make you sad, it makes you feel seen.
06:27I wonder if you're dreaming too, wherever you are.
06:36Number 25, Always There, Lady and the Tramp 2, Scamp's Adventure.
06:42Sequels rarely hit you in the feels quite like this, yet this number from the Lady and the Tramp sequel
06:47manages to punch above its weight class.
06:50Always there to warm you in the winter.
06:57Always there with shelter from the rain.
07:02It delves straight into the angst of wanting to break free from expectations, only to realize that the wild world
07:08out there is a lot colder and scarier than you thought.
07:11It captures that painful moment of adolescent rebellion where you think you know everything, balanced against the quiet, enduring worry
07:19of parents who just want to keep you safe.
07:21With endless love to share, love that will follow you everywhere.
07:33It's a tearjerker for anyone who has ever slammed a door, run off to find themselves, and instantly regretted it
07:39the second things got tough.
07:41Family, Family, Family, Family.
07:51Number 24, Not in Nottingham, Robin Hood.
07:55Disney animals usually get to sing about living your best life, but in Robin Hood, Alan Adale sits down with
08:01a lute to sing about absolute crushing poverty and oppression.
08:05Every town has its ups and downs.
08:13This is easily one of the bleakest songs Disney has ever put out.
08:17As you watch the citizens of Nottingham locked in chains, stripped of their belongings, and freezing in damp dungeons, this
08:24slow, melancholic folk tune spells out the sheer hopelessness of their situation.
08:28I'm inclined to believe, if we weren't so down, we'd up and leave.
08:41There's no upbeat bridge, no silver lining, just an honest look at a town suffering under a corrupt regime.
08:48It hurts to watch, it hurts to listen to, and it stays with you long after the credits roll.
08:54Can't there be some happiness for me?
09:02Not in Nottingham.
09:06Number 23, If I Never Knew You, Pocahontas.
09:10It is a crime that If I Never Knew You was originally cut from the theatrical release of Pocahontas,
09:16because it is hands down one of the most emotionally devastating love songs ever written.
09:21If I never knew you, if I never felt this love.
09:30As Pocahontas and John Smith face an uncertain, terrifying dawn,
09:34they sing about how meeting each other completely changed the fabric of their existence, even if it means heartbreak.
09:40I never knew that fear and hate could be so strong.
09:44All they'd leave us were these whispers in the night.
09:48It captures the ultimate bittersweet truth of life,
09:51that loving someone deeply leaves you vulnerable to incredible pain,
09:55but you wouldn't trade that love for the world.
09:57It's mature, it's poetic, and it proves that sometimes the saddest songs are the ones filled with the most gratitude.
10:13Number 22, Once Upon a Time in New York City, Oliver and Company.
10:18This song breaks your heart before you even realize it.
10:21Ain't it great the way it all begins in New York City?
10:28Right away you're making time and making friends.
10:32There's something so beautiful and lonely about the way it sees a city,
10:36a place full of lights, dreams, and endless possibilities,
10:40yet also making you feel completely alone, like sweet little Oliver,
10:44the only kitten in the litter not to find a forever home.
10:47It sounds hopeful, but beneath that is this ache of a dream slipping through your fingers.
10:59It captures how a huge city can feel intimidating and terrifying
11:03when you're searching for somewhere to belong.
11:06It's gentle, wistful, and painfully lonely,
11:09and makes you wish you could reach through the screen and adopt Oliver yourself.
11:13It's always once upon a time in New York City.
11:20Number 21, Dos Oruguitas, Encanto.
11:24It's like Lin-Manuel Miranda was determined to make audiences tear up by the end of the movie,
11:29starting with Waiting on a Miracle, which captures Mirabel's deep isolation.
11:33And keep down the unspoken, invisible pain, always waiting on a miracle, a miracle.
11:41Then there's Dos Oruguitas, which tells the story of two caterpillars who love each other
11:45but must let go in order to transform.
11:57Change becomes something beautiful and painful at the same time.
12:01But the emotional depth multiplies when you understand its connection to Abuela Alma and Pedro.
12:07The song becomes a metaphor for sacrifice, separation, and generational grief.
12:22It's about love enduring through loss, but also the cost of survival.
12:27Letting go of the person who made you feel safe while carrying their memory forward.
12:32Miras ya son milagros, rompiendo fin salidas, hay que volar, hay que encontrar su propio futuro.
12:42Number 20, I Will Go Sailing No More, Toy Story.
12:47Throughout most of the first Toy Story, Buzz is convinced he's a real space ranger, not just a toy.
12:53But after seeing an action figure commercial, he's thrown into an existential crisis.
12:57His pain is reflected as I Will Go Sailing No More plays over him.
13:01He was sure he knew everything about himself, but now it feels like it's all a lie.
13:06Way beyond the moon
13:10In my silver ship I sail
13:14I dream it ended too soon
13:18In one last, triumphant effort, he tries to disprove everything he's been told,
13:23Only to literally come crashing down, reality finally sinking in.
13:28The way Randy Newman captured Buzz's emotions in the music and the lyrics
13:31Helped raise the bar for Pixar's other emotional pieces.
13:35Clearly I will go sailing
13:44No more
13:49Number 19, She Never Felt Alone, The Aristocats.
13:53During their journey back to Paris, Duchess recites a somber poem about how much she and her kittens mean to
13:58their mistress, Madame Bonfamille.
14:00This moment is enough to move anyone to tears, but the poem was originally planned to be part of a
14:05whole song titled She Never Felt Alone.
14:08As a slow, melancholy melody plays, Duchess sings about how Madame was happiest with the cats around, even in her
14:14ailing age.
14:15We're the greatest treasure she could own
14:23Because, with us, she never felt alone.
14:26To her, the pets are the only family she has left, so losing them is even more tragic.
14:32It's a shame this beautifully gloomy tune never made it into the finished film, but at least soundtracks have kept
14:37it alive.
14:38We're the greatest treasure she could own
14:44Because, with us, she never felt alone.
14:52Number 18, I'm Still Here, Jim's Theme, Treasure Planet.
14:57It's hard not to relate and sympathize with Jim Hawkins' rebellious nature, given the hardships he's faced.
15:02Alternative rock artist John Resnick decided to reflect Jim's difficulties with I'm Still Here.
15:08Taking inspiration from his own life, Resnick's song paints a vivid picture of the character's struggle to fit into a
15:13world that misunderstands him.
15:24All the while, we see him learning his way around the ship and bonding with Silver, along with heartbreaking flashbacks
15:30of his strained relationship with his biological dad.
15:33It's appropriate that this song is labeled Jim's theme, since it highlights his parallel relationship with his fatherly figures, while
15:39also hearing his growing pains loud and clear.
15:51Number 17, Sally Song, The Nightmare Before Christmas.
15:55Sally has had a bad feeling about Jack's Christmas plan from the start, but it's far too late to talk
16:00him out of it.
16:01The only thing she can do now is lament the situation through a melancholic tune.
16:05She fears for the Pumpkin King's safety, not just as a friend, but as someone she cares about on a
16:11romantic level.
16:12And does he notice my feelings for him?
16:20She has no idea if Jack will return her feelings, and if anything happens to him, she may never get
16:26a chance to find out.
16:27It's a tragic two-for-one deal.
16:29But thankfully, it's never too late and Sally and Jack enjoy a happy ending together.
16:34They're definitely meant to be, considering they both sang their respective laments.
16:39As anyone can see, we're simply meant to be.
16:49Number 16, Our Town, Cars.
16:52While out on a drive, Sally reflects on the history of Radiator Springs during its heyday.
16:57During the flashback, we're treated to a slow tune recalling a time when the town was bustling and friendly, always
17:02busy and thriving.
17:03Long ago, but not so very long ago, the world was different.
17:16Unfortunately, time marches on, and things change with it.
17:19With the new interstate built, business declined until the area practically disappeared from the map.
17:25Despite their town being forgotten, the cars of Radiator Springs stick around because come what may, it's their home.
17:31If this unfortunate history wasn't depressing enough, the song hits another sorrowful note of feeling left behind in a world
17:38that never stops changing.
17:51Number 15, Aloha Oi, aka Farewell to Thee, Lilo and Stitch.
17:56It looks like it might be Lilo and Nani's last night together before they are separated.
18:01Nani decides to spend the night comforting her little sister, while sadly singing the Hawaiian folk song, Aloha Oi.
18:17It translates to Farewell to Thee, and was reportedly originally written as an apology from the Queen to her people.
18:24In a way, it perfectly fits this scenario, Nani feeling like she failed as a big sister, and having to
18:30part with the only family she has left.
18:32Her soft, broken voice as she tearfully sings only tugs at our heartstrings even harder.
18:47We're relieved to say that the sister's story doesn't end there, but it's still gut-wrenching.
18:53Number 14, The Next Right Thing, Frozen 2.
18:56Things could be going better for Anna.
18:58Her loved ones appear gone, and she's all alone in the darkness in an unknown place.
19:03The only thing she can think to do now is sing about her sorrows, and slowly pick herself back up.
19:08With all the pain she's endured, it'd be easy for her to just give up and fall into darkness's embrace.
19:14I can't find my direction, I'm all alone.
19:19The only star that guided me was you.
19:25But she knows she still has a job to do, so she'll grieve a little, regroup, and do the next
19:30right thing.
19:31The music's tone, reflecting Anna's emotional shift, from broken and sorrowful to triumphant and determined, is the icing on top.
19:38And with the dawn, what comes then?
19:43When it's clear that everything will never be the same again.
19:51It makes it all the more satisfying when her perseverance pays off.
19:55Number 13, Proud of Your Boy, Aladdin.
19:58Originally, Aladdin was to feature our titular street rat's mother, and a heartfelt song dedicated to her sung by her
20:05son.
20:05Throughout his life, the protagonist has seen himself as constantly failing his beloved mom.
20:10But all he wants is to do right by his parents, by any means necessary.
20:15Make good and finally make you proud of your boy.
20:25Lyricist Howard Ashman was passionate about this number.
20:28And anyone who wants to make their parents proud can easily relate to it.
20:32Tragically, this beautiful tune, and Aladdin's mother, were cut from the final product.
20:37But at least we got the somber reprise of One Jump Ahead.
20:40If only they'd look closer
20:45Would they see a poor boy
20:48No siree
20:50Miraculously though, Proud of Your Boy was revived for the Broadway version,
20:54and brought into the spotlight where it belongs.
20:56The reason that you should believe me, not yet, I know, but someday and soon, I'll make you proud of
21:07your boy.
21:08Number 12, Very Good Advice, Alice in Wonderland.
21:12Alice has had enough of exploring Wonderland and wishes to go home, but she's lost in the woods.
21:17So she sits still and sings a remorseful tune.
21:20Be patient is very good advice, but the waiting makes me curious.
21:30She laments how she let her curiosity get the better of her, and didn't listen to her own advice.
21:35About halfway through the number, she breaks down in tears.
21:38Before long, the sympathetic creatures of the forest listening in fade away, leaving poor Alice alone again.
21:44I give myself very good advice, but I very seldom follow it.
21:55Seeing the young girl cry is hard enough, but the song hits even harder as adults,
22:00when we worry if we'll ever learn from our own mistakes.
22:03Number 11, Goodbye May Seem Forever, The Fox and the Hound.
22:07We doubt there's a Disney fan alive who hasn't teared up while watching The Fox and the Hound.
22:12Undeniably one of the saddest moments in the movie comes during Goodbye May Seem Forever.
22:17To set the scene, Widow Tweed's neighbor is threatening her beloved Fox Todd.
22:21Yet from your sadness, our happiness grew.
22:27And I found out I needed you too.
22:32To save Todd, Tweed has to make the hardest decision in her life,
22:36abandoning and returning him to the wild.
22:38The tune is mostly recited in Tweed's head, with a chorus taking over at the end.
22:42But the absolute heartbreak of the moment is plain for all to see.
22:46But in my heart's a memory, and there you'll always be.
23:01Even those who haven't had to say goodbye to a loved one will be bawling like a baby after this
23:05one.
23:06Number 10, Go the Distance, Hercules.
23:09I have often dreamed of a far-off place.
23:14Hercules always felt like a fish out of water because of his uncontrollable godlike strength.
23:19After one too many catastrophic spills, he laments his frustration with a somber piano melody,
23:25wanting to find a place where he can feel like he belongs, no matter how treacherous the journey seems.
23:30The voice keeps saying, this is where I'm meant to be.
23:36For the last two verses, Hercules brings the tune up from an uncertain quiet song to an all-out triumphant
23:42declaration,
23:43more determined than ever to prove himself a hero and finally live in a way where he can feel accepted.
23:49I can go the distance, I'll be there someday, if I can be strong.
23:56You can't help but sympathize with his situation, and cheer him on as he pushes himself towards his dreams.
24:02I would go most anywhere to feel like I belong.
24:13Number 9, One of Us, The Lion King 2, Simba's Pride.
24:17Deception, disgrace, evil is plain as the scar on his face.
24:27Kovu was already under fire for being an outlander, but after a horrible misunderstanding,
24:32Simba has finally had enough and he exiles the young lion from the Pride Lands.
24:37The other Pride Landers condone this decision by joining together in an angry choir as they violently chase Kovu away.
24:52Their views are made loud and clear.
24:54Kovu doesn't belong with them, he's pure evil in their eyes, just like Scar.
24:59While none of the main characters sing in this number, Simba's short-sightedness was clearly a major influence for the
25:04lyrics.
25:05He never gives Kovu a chance to explain himself, and his distrust may have inadvertently doomed the circle of life
25:11as we know it.
25:21Number 8, Do You Wanna Build a Snowman? Frozen.
25:25Do you wanna build a snowman?
25:28After accidentally hurting Anna with her powers, Elsa isolates herself.
25:32But Anna still tries to convince her to come out and play for two uplifting verses.
25:37Do you wanna build a snowman?
25:39Or ride our bike around the halls?
25:42After the tragic death of their parents, however,
25:45those playful prods become tearful pleas in the melancholy final verse.
25:49Anna begging her sister to let her in when they need each other the most.
25:52I'm right out here for you, just let me in.
25:57Unfortunately, it's far too late.
25:59Elsa won't budge, too afraid to go near her sister ever again.
26:03This sob-inducing ballad was almost removed from the finished product,
26:07but it ultimately won the staff over with its creative imagery,
26:10steady story progression,
26:12and just how it subtly portrays a strong relationship fading away.
26:16Do you wanna build a snowman?
26:27Number 7.
26:29No Way Out.
26:30Brother Bear.
26:31Everywhere I turn, I hurt someone.
26:35Kenai was transformed as punishment for killing another bear.
26:38But when he coincidentally ends up befriending the late bear's son, Coda,
26:42he can't keep the truth hidden forever.
26:45During his confession,
26:46a sorrowful, regretful Phil Collins number plays over the scene.
26:50I did something very wrong.
26:51Brother Bear.
26:54I let you down.
26:56Some audiences didn't appreciate how this ballad drowned out the dialogue of an intense moment,
27:00but they can't deny how it matches Kenai's inner struggle.
27:04Of all the things I hid from you,
27:07I cannot hide the shame.
27:10He acted out of vengeance and betrayed the trust of someone who looked up to him.
27:14If he could take it all back, he would for his new little brother.
27:17Unfortunately, you can't undo the pain you caused, but you can atone for it.
27:22There's no way out of this dark place.
27:29Number 6.
27:30Someone's Waiting For You.
27:32The Rescuers.
27:33Be brave little one.
27:36Make a wish for each sad little tear.
27:41Poor Penny has been through a lot at such a young age.
27:44She ran away from the orphanage, feeling like she would never be adopted,
27:48only to end up abducted by the despicable Madame Medusa.
27:51Heartbroken by her hopeless situation,
27:54she silently cries into the night air as a depressing melody plays over the scene.
28:05Despite its somber tone, the song carries a hopeful feeling,
28:09like a mother's voice reassuring her that things will get better.
28:12It may not feel like much, but sometimes a little faith is all we can rely on.
28:17Have faith, little one.
28:21Till your hopes and your wishes come true.
28:26In Penny's case, it's faith that she'll be rescued and one day finally adopted.
28:30Because both things might happen sooner than she thinks.
28:34Today, she's being adopted.
28:36And here she is with her new mother and father.
28:41Number 5.
28:42Remember Me.
28:43Coco.
28:44We first hear the film's most important song as a ranchero-style folk ballad,
28:48sung by the late Ernesto de la Cruz.
28:50It became his most popular song as he pleads to his fans to remember him when he leaves them.
28:56Remember me.
28:58Though I have to travel far, remember me.
29:01In reality, Cruz's childhood friend, Héctor, wrote the song as a lullaby for his daughter, Coco,
29:07wanting her to remember him when he's forced to leave her.
29:09I sing a secret song to you each night.
29:13We are apart.
29:16Remember me.
29:18While the backstory of the hit tune ends in tragedy, the song itself is a treasure,
29:24helping people cope with multiple situations, such as unwelcome separation or even heartbreaking loss.
29:30The message is the same, wanting to be remembered until they can be together again.
29:35Until you're in my arms again, remember me.
29:50Number 4.
29:51Reflection.
29:52Mulan.
29:53Look at me.
29:55I will never pass for a perfect bride.
29:59After an embarrassing incident in town, Mulan takes a slow, unhappy stroll through her garden,
30:06facing an identity crisis.
30:07She wants to make her family proud, so she pretends to be what her culture considers the perfect woman.
30:13But that's just not who she is.
30:15Who is that girl I see?
30:21Staring straight back at me.
30:25On the other hand, if she acts like her true self, she'll only bring shame to her family.
30:30Overall, this melodious moment of self-doubt really highlights the uncertainties of who we really are,
30:36unsure of what our reflections will show us.
30:38The deleted, extended version expands on Mulan's frustration at having to hide her true self,
30:43when she really wants to set it free.
30:45Is that perfect bride?
30:49It's not me.
30:52Though I've tried.
30:55When will my reflections show?
31:00Number 3.
31:01God Help the Outcasts.
31:02The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
31:04I don't know if you can hear me.
31:07Or if you're even there.
31:11After reluctantly taking sanctuary inside Notre Dame, Esmeralda prays a gentle hymn to God
31:17for those who have been mistreated in the past.
31:19While others pray for wealth, fame, and other materialistic things, this Romani woman asks
31:24for protection.
31:25Not for herself, but for all the outcasts who have faced prejudice and racism, including
31:29her people and a certain hunchback.
31:32God help my people, we'll look to you still.
31:38This is inarguably one of Disney's boldest songs, with a heavy, powerful message and
31:43rich with emotion in every line.
31:46God help the outcasts, we're nobody away.
31:53This ballad also further cements Esmeralda as the selfless, empathetic woman that Quasimodo
31:58loves.
31:59It's no wonder he can see heaven's light after she shows him kindness.
32:02I swear it must be heaven's love.
32:10Number 2.
32:11When She Loved Me.
32:12Toy Story 2.
32:13When somebody loved me, everything was beautiful.
32:20Before Woody can leave to be with Andy again, Jessie reveals that she once had a special
32:24kid too, Emily.
32:25The two were inseparable and always there for each other.
32:28But as Emily got older, Jessie became neglected.
32:32But she began to drift away.
32:35I was left alone.
32:39And just when it seemed like their connection could be fixed, the cowgirl doll was abandoned
32:43by someone she loved.
32:44This emotional piece could drive anyone to tears, as it sheds light on Jessie's traumatic
32:49backstory and abandonment issues.
32:51Some have even interpreted the tune as an uneasy love ballad, or a metaphor for parents watching
32:56their children grow up and move on without them, feeling unloved and not needed anymore.
33:01Every hour we spent together lives within my heart when she loved me.
33:17Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.
33:21I'll Try.
33:22Return to Neverland.
33:23A frightened child forces herself to grow up, abandoning magic and innocence.
33:28All the world is made of faith and trust.
33:35I'm so sorry.
33:38I'm pixie dust.
33:40Almost their reprise, The Princess and the Frog.
33:44Years of exhausting, back-breaking labor vanish instantly as cruel reality crushes hope.
33:50People would've come from everywhere, I was almost there.
33:59Will the sun ever shine again?
34:01Home on the range.
34:03That hollow feeling when everything you love is suddenly gone, and tomorrow looks completely
34:07dark.
34:08How do you go on when you can't help but wonder?
34:14Will the sun ever shine again?
34:18The wish.
34:19Wish.
34:20It's that gut-punch realization that the person you trusted most actually stole your future.
34:26So I make this wish.
34:29To have something more for us than this.
34:33Healing incantation.
34:35Tangled.
34:36Rapunzel tearfully sings while using her magical hair to save dying Eugene.
34:40Flower gleaming glow, let your power shine, make the clock reverse, bring back what once
34:46was made.
34:46Rapunzel.
34:47Oh nightingale, break free from prison.
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35:05So nature bring dawn to this darkness, spring has come, flowers bloom.
35:23Number 1.
35:25Baby Mine, Dumbo.
35:26Baby Mine, don't you cry.
35:34After a hard, mortifying week, Dumbo pays a visit to his mother's cell.
35:38She can't leave the cart, but she can still hold her child tightly with her trunk, rocking
35:43him back and forth for comfort.
35:45All the while, a soothing, reassuring lullaby plays, as if Mrs. Jumbo herself was saying how
35:50much she loves her little pachyderm.
35:53Rest your head close to my heart, never to part, baby of mine.
36:03What makes this scene so heartbreaking is how unfair this whole situation is.
36:07A mother trying to protect her baby gets locked away for being a mad elephant, leaving the
36:12child to face harassment and humiliation alone with no hope of seeing her again.
36:16Until he finally hits the big time.
36:19Baby Mine, Baby Mine
36:28Did we miss one of your saddest Disney songs?
36:30Let us know in the comments.
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