"Everybody Sleeps" was also a tearjerker to me. Not so much nowadays.
Also, unrelated to the US version, I do remember on "Canadian Sesame Street" a recurring film segment involving kids dancing around in a circle to piano music, then a fiddler appears interrupting the piano tune playing a fiddle tune, eventually evolving into some kind of dance by adults to a different fiddle number, and the dance took place on a beach, and the setting plus music used implies the film footage was set in Atlantic Canada (Nova Scotia or Newfoundland, most likely). That fiddle music really causes me to feel like crying, and this is why I have no desire to view the segment if it ever was to exist on YouTube. But either way, I am glad "Canadian Sesame Street"/"Sesame Park" got cancelled. I vividly recall seeing this particular film segment on the Canadian broadcast of Episode 1225.