Sad Songs (Say So Much) es un temazo del cantante británico Elton John que cierra su álbum de 1984 que llevó por título Breaking Hearts y que fue escrita y compuesta por el propio Elton junto al compositor Bernie Taupin.
Fue lanzado como sencillo principal del disco y llegó al nº 7 en el Reino Unido y al nº 5 en el Billboard Hot 100 de Estados Unidos. Su éxito llegó a todo los rincones del mundo entrando en el Top 10 de muchos países.
Guess there are times when we all need to share a little painAnd ironing out the rough spotsIs the hardest part when memories remainAnd it's times like these when we all need to hear the radio'Cause from the lips of some old singerWe can share the troubles we already know
Turn 'em on, turn 'em onTurn on those sad songsWhen all hope is goneWhy don't you tune in and turn them on
They reach into your room, oh oh ohJust feel their gentle touch (gentle touch)When all hope is goneSad songs say so much
If someone else is suffering enough oh to write it downWhen every single word makes senseThen it's easier to have those songs aroundThe kick inside is in the line that finally gets to youAnd it feels so good to hurt so badAnd suffer just enough to sing the blues
So turn 'em on, turn 'em onTurn on those sad songsWhen all hope is goneWhy don't you tune in and turn them on
They reach into your room, oh oh ohJust feel their gentle touch (gentle touch)When all hope is goneYou know sad songs say so much
Sad songs, they saySad songs, they saySad songs, they saySad songs, they say so much
So, turn 'em on, (turn 'em on), turn 'em on, (turn 'em on)Turn on those sad songsWhen all hope is goneWhy don't you tune in and turn them on
They reach into your room, oh oh ohJust feel their gentle touch (gentle touch)When all hope is goneYou know sad songs say so muchWhen all hope is goneYou know sad songs say so much
When ever little bit of hope is goneSad songs say so muchWhen ever little bit of hope is goneSad songs say so muchWhen all hope is goneSad songs say
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