Melancholy

A combination of cancer and melancholy over humanity’s destructive attitude towards nature led him to weigh down his body with diving weights and jump off of the side of a friend’s ship.

Albarn’s piano tribute is slower and more melancholy than the original version, but instantly recognisable as the 1980 track.

Co-written and produced by pedigreed hitmakers Ariel Rechtshaid and Dan Nigro, it’s an intriguing banger – melancholy and dramatic and driven by a Kate Bush-like vocal performance from Kylie.

Even when you listen deeper, the record contains plenty of hope amid the melancholy.

Fousheé plays along with Yachty on “pRETTy,” adopting a trap-influenced melody, and performs perhaps the album’s best lyrics on the melancholy second part of “The Alchemist.

From the moment she steps out of the cab into the misty morning of 1960s New York, Hepburn is a vision of melancholy and glamour, a broken dream in high heels and a tiara.

His Academy Award winning theme for The Last Emperor (1987) is exquisitely placed between wistful and melancholy.

His melancholy song melted the stone-cold heart of the god of death.

His newest album, “Empty Spaces,” has been called emotive, pensive, and melancholy.

In the title role, Steve Davislim displays thrilling technical prowess, while as his (almost) doomed son Idamante, Catherine Carby’s mezzo is both melancholy and golden warm.

It was a melancholy moment.

Melancholy has been part of 's songwriting toolbox from the start.

Melancholy has given way to anxious concern about the dangers which climate change poses for the future of the planet.

Morgan came to accept the melancholy she believed to be caused by the pill as her new normal.

Or maybe to emit a long sigh that expresses both melancholy and consent.

Overall, managing seasonal melancholy requires a multifaceted approach that focuses on maintaining good mental health throughout the year.

Sometimes cited as “lesser Miyazaki,” is actually one of his most complex and melancholy films.

That melancholy lifted with bigger, bolder rock numbers (“Burn,” “Primary,” and especially “Shake Dog Shake”) and slower, wistful plaints (“Charlotte Sometimes,” “From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea”).

The movie carries the grim and melancholy tone of many Cold War movies as it explores the themes of compassion and personal connection that bares surprisingly relevant for a story of this era.

The soldier’s posture is awkward, almost inattentive; the whole mood is one of melancholy, if not desolation.