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";s:4:"text";s:3701:" I was deep in my indie phase and determined to find a song nobody else in the class would pick, so I dug through some of my dad's old records. A list of lyrics, artists and songs that contain the term "broken heart" - from the Lyrics.com website. 90s Songs to heal your broken heart during a breakup The 1990s were a turbulant time and brought a lot of heartache to the U.S. —Have I, postbreakup, flung myself onto my bed and forever ruined my favorite pillowcase from all the mascara tears while this song played in the background? We both deserve better! —This song captures the stinging bittersweetness of a fizzled relationship there's no point in trying to save. Of how we used to love one another, so sad we didn't go any further." (Pretty sure my husband thinks I'm not of sound mind as a result.)
CJ Hilton is a soulful artist who has collaborated with Raphael Saadiq and Key lyrics from the song: "Think I'll just fall to pieces If I don't find something else to do.
However, other rappers like J. Cole, Jay-Z, and even 2Pac have wrapped about getting their hearts broken and crying over past lovers. —Anyone who's ever loved somebody who just isn't worth it will be in their feels the minute they listen to this Dolly Parton classic. This is the kind of song that you want to listen to while drowning your sorrows in a bottle of scotch. Lie to me. —In high school my "cool" English teacher gave my class an out-of-the-box assignment: Find a song about "the one that got away."
he sings. Both the hurtful sting of a breakup or having to be the one to do the unpleasant task of breaking up with someone are situations that can really benefit from a songwriter who knows about pain, puts your pain into words and sometimes even helps soothe a broken a heart. As Ne-Yo demonstrates on "So Sick," it doesn't get more real or sad than not changing your answering machine message so that you can still hear the voice of the person who broke your heart when they moved out. I promise I’ll believe.
The Bee Gees composed and recorded this song first, but Rev.
I don't make the rules; these are the facts. Enough said. September 8, 2018 by Megan Murray.