After that, there is competition, with perverse incentives: whoever has the most heartrending story wins.
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He lingered in the background for a couple of years, then tearfully retired in one of the most heartrending pro wrestling moments in recent memory.
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Thank you for being my mom and my dad In perhaps one the most heartrending songs on the album, Eminem dedicates "Castle" entirely to Hailie Jade.
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Here are all the times Eminem references his daughter in Revival: "Castle" In perhaps one the most heartrending songs on the album, Eminem dedicates "Castle" entirely to Hailie Jade.
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So for the five year anniversary of the show's goodbye, we've rounded up a few of the most heartrending, sob-worthy, serious case-of-the-feels moments in FNL history.
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Maggie's story is the most heartrending of the three in the book because she seems the least deserving of other women's judgment; you can't get much worse than vilifying a teenage assault victim for speaking her truth.
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This album features the song "World War Three" which features Watts' first vocal duet, with female singer-songwriter, iRussi. The album proceeds to the forlorn cry for connection–the primal prayer, and serrated screams of “Motherfather,” which may be the most heartrending and passionate song of the album. “Running Out of Heroes” shows us Watts is poised to take his place in the singer/songwriter world in this intricate, lyrically gorgeous vocal performance.
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" At American Songwriter, Jeff Terich wrote that "Muchacho never stays in one place for too long", and that Houck "can do a tender, dreamy pop song, or he can plug in and just get straight to rocking". Austin L. Ray of The A.V. Club graded the album an A-, and called it "Houck's most accomplished release to date" that is at its core "most heartrending and life-affirming, equal parts lost-love devastation and hip-swaying, horn-led exultation." The Line of Best Fit's Janne Oinonen rated the album eight-stars, and said it is a "rewarding gem" even "despite its decidedly downbeat subject material," that "hops effortlessly over various woe-is-me traps". At Clash, Peter Adkins affirmed that "this is no outing in kitsch" because it is "a beautiful outing in hauntingly pastoral heartbreak" that he vowed is "impressive.
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All Fall Down, The Brandon deWilde Story covers mostly chronologically the life of Brooklyn-born Andre Brandon deWilde, growing up in Baldwin, Nassau County, New York, then moving to Manhattan with his parents after a series of events catapulted him from a typical 7 year old American school boy to a national phenomenon as a child prodigy theatre and film actor that eventually earned him the tag of "one of America's most heartrending cultural icons".RememberingBrandon.netMcLean, Patrisha, All Fall Down, The Brandon deWilde Story c. 2012, Faces, Incorporated McLean writes how deWilde achieved fame as the "tow-headed, gap-toothed boy" who starred in the films The Member of the Wedding (1952) and Shane (1953), the latter which earned him an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor nomination, at age 11, for uttering the immortal words, "Shane, come back", to Alan Ladd. He continued into adulthood with similar successes, until an obsession with music and a dependence on drugs brought his career to a self-imposed standstill.
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