| Lament |
| Monody |
| Requiem |
| Threnody |
| Sad song |
| Down tune |
| Sad music |
| Sad piece |
| Sad psalm |
| Gloomy air |
| Doleful air |
| Morose song |
| Somber tune |
| Gloomy tune |
| Somber song |
| Solemn song |
| Dreary sound |
| Obsequy song |
| Solemn music |
| Funeral hymn |
| Funeral song |
| Elegiac music |
| Funeral notes |
| Somber melody |
| Unhappy music |
| Funeral music |
| Hymn of grief |
| Doleful ditty |
| Mourning song |
| Mournful tune |
| Passing notes |
| Mournful song |
| Funereal piece |
| Funeral lament |
| Funereal music |
| Slow, sad song |
| Song of sorrow |
| Mournful piece |
| Musical lament |
| Song of lament |
| Mournful music |
| Sorrowful song |
| Plaintive piece |
| Mournful melody |
| Melancholy music |
| Song of mourning |
| Dies Irae" is one |
| Scottish coronach |
| Slow march, maybe |
| Music for mourners |
| Hardly a peppy tune |
| Lament for the dead |
| Expression of grief. |
| Bagpipe music, maybe |
| Mournful composition |
| Strains with sadness |
| Bagpipe music, possibly |
| O Captain! My Captain!," e.g. |
| Musical introduction to a eulogy |
| Tune you're unlikely to dance to |
| Music unlikely to be played at a party |
| Tennyson's "Break, Break, Break," e.g. |