Songs that Make you Want to go Limp

If that makes any sense lol. Just a song that completely relaxes your body and mind. Here's mine:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFkmQMJXMaA

I don't really know what "going limp" means but these do I guess:

Maurice Ravel - Pavane Pour Une Infante Défunte

Miles Davis - Blue in Green

Dexter Gordon - Guess I'll Hang My Tears Out to Dry

Aaron Copland - Concerto for Clarinet

Duke Ellington - Sophisticated Lady

Freddie Hubbard - But Beautiful

Sonny Rollins - You Don't Know What Love Is

Odd Nosdam - Fly Mode

Odd Nosdam - Kill Tone(weird fracking video to boot)

DJ Shadow - Midnight (sooooo soothing)

The Slackers - Rude and Reckless

Regina Spektor - The Ghost of Corporate Future

Andrew Jackson Jihad - I Love You (cute, funny, and kinda relaxing)

Michael Hedges - Spare Change

Dogs by Pink Floyd.

Loveliest of Trees - Butterworth

Bruce Dickinson-Arc of Space

Great song

For me

Iron and wine with calexico- Dead Mans Will

I don't really know what "going limp" means

ex-mortis

The Unnamed Feeling - Metallica

Aaron Copland - Concerto for Clarinet

ex-mortis

Also, if we're gonna include instrumental pieces, I'm posting "The Lark Ascending." Piece is too long for a Youtube video, but I think what's in that video gives you enough of the idea.

Drowse

Peter, Paul and Mary - Puff the Magic Dragon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_rItLPTXc

Im not even kidding

[QUOTE="ex-mortis"]

Aaron Copland - Concerto for Clarinet

PannicAtack

Also, if we're gonna include instrumental pieces, I'm posting "The Lark Ascending." Piece is too long for a Youtube video, but I think what's in that video gives you enough of the idea.

I never cared for opera that much but it's a genre I respect quite a lot. BTW The Lark Ascending is great; this is the first time I hear of Ralph Vaughan Williams but I will probably check out more of his works. Thanks for the recommendation.

Also none of the pieces I posted are really "songs" except for some versions of Sophisticated Lady but I stopped being pedantic about it because people will refer to any piece of music as a song, I don't think the OP was specifically referring to sung music. Personally I don't call something a song unless it is one but it's become such a common term that it really isn't worth it to split hairs.