Music
The Verve song 'The Drugs Don't Work' has been determined as the saddest song ever written, according to a scientific expert.
Dr. Harry Witchell has carried out research and claimed that from a scientific perspective, the 1997 hit will bring more people to tears than any other.
The tests measured people's heart rate, skin temperature and breathing as they listened to a number of different songs.
'The Drugs Don't Work' was number one in the charts the week that Princess Diana died nine years ago.
Dr. Witchell, a physiology and music expert, carried out the study for Nokia.
Dr. Harry Witchell has carried out research and claimed that from a scientific perspective, the 1997 hit will bring more people to tears than any other.
The tests measured people's heart rate, skin temperature and breathing as they listened to a number of different songs.
'The Drugs Don't Work' was number one in the charts the week that Princess Diana died nine years ago.
Dr. Witchell, a physiology and music expert, carried out the study for Nokia.
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