8. Walk Through the Fire by Cast of Buffy (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, season 6, episode 7) - this is my favourite of the episodes without Angel in and I love the musical theme of it. This song is poignant and yet captures the action of the scene perfectly and the feelings of all the cast. Sarah Michelle Gellar's voice in it is very haunting as well.
7. One of Us by Glee (season 2, episode 3) - I could not stand this episode (or most of this season's to be honest) but this song was very emotive and as a song on its own, it's not half bad.
6. The Good Kind by The Wreckers (One Tree Hill, season 2, episode 13) - this song has so much emotion behind it, it is practically impossible not to get drawn into the scene.
5. I'll Always Remember You by Miley Cyrus/ Hannah Montana (from Hannah Montana Forever, season 4, episode 13) - ok, it may be a Hannah Montana episode, but I still cried when it was over. It's been the show of my pre-teen years and although I stopped watching it after a while, I had to watch the finale. And they ended it perfectly. It showed Miley and Lily, having grown up, at the airport with their boyfriends (although it typical Disney style, they managed to hide the kissing with a luggage cart that seemed to keep going backwards and forwards) and then the two of them in their new homes, only to end (in typical cheesy style) with Miley returning to join Lily. The montage of some of their best moments along with this song just endedt the episode perfectly, especially as some of those images brought back so many memories for me!
4. Happy Ending by Mika (from Gossip Girl, season 1, episode 6) - sums up the episode perfectly
3. Prom Theme by Fountains of Wayne (from Gossip Girl, season 2, episode 24) - this scene is so melancholic and haunting, its the first thing I remember from season two. It conjures up all the excitment and also all the pain of moving on with your life and leaving school behind.
2. Wedding Dress by Matt Nathanson (from One Tree Hill, season 6, episode 23) - Lucas and Peyton FINALLY get married! This is the song played right at the end of the episode, as they return home after the end of a perfect day.... almost. When Lucas finds Peyton on the floor at the end, this song somehow makes it all the more painful. It's all about getting married but the fear of it as well.
1. Feels like Home by Chantal Kreviazug (from Dawson's Creek, season 2, episode 18) - this song will always be the song that made me fall in love with this show. The adorable yet so not cheesy scene of Dawson and Joey finally realising how in love they are with each other at some random wedding (I ignored that bit). The song is far more poignant that the original and it's very hard not to choke up at it.
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