Hi everyone! I hope your Tuesday went well! It’s been pretty hectic over here! From time to time I’ve wondered if breakup songs are considered romantic. I finally came to the conclusion some songs are romantic. Some reminisce the good times in a relationship while others don’t. I had a hard time picking a song for today but I finally decided on Gwen Stefani’s “4 a.m.” from 2007. I’ve always liked this song and album it was released on (“The Sweet Escape”). I enjoy the piano and Gwen’s voice. At one point this was a song I’d repeat over and over for hours! Do you think breakup songs are romantic? Why or why not? Have a great night/Wednesday morning, everyone! I’ll be back on Friday with more music.
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All of the great romances involve some form of tragedy. Breaking up certainly qualifies as tragic. Any song that strikes that chord in a person would have to be considered romantic, even if , and especially if, it is tragic…
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Lol. Keep enjoying the single life!
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Thanks.
I havent experienced the “isn’t” in awhile.. but I understand. lol
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Oh wow cool! Sometimes it’s good to be single and other times it isn’t.
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Thanks; Ive been single since.lol Im too free spirited for the bs.
Ill check them out. I love spanish songs. I grew up listening to a lot of salsa and bachata, because of my step-dad.
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Awesome! I’m going to check it out! 🙂 Thanks!
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Lol that sucks! Spanish is so romantic! I include songs in Spanish here sometimes. Feel free to check them out sometime. R Kelly has some good songs.
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Yeah, I had it coming with her. I was trying to break up with her wayyy before that, and she wouldnt let me. Then when she did it, I didnt care initially. lol
Ill try the spanish songs, if I date again.lol
Yes, theres a lot. I played “When a woman’s fed up” by R.kelly a lot too.
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Glad you liked the topic, Vinny 🙂 It’s a hard thing to go through in life sometimes. Yikes, a month for you huh? I’d usually play songs in Spanish after exes. I can’t think of any besides this one and Dru Hill right now. There’s so many out there! Lol.
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Thank you for following me. I appreciate it.
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Hi Lisa. No problem, thanks for replying.
Yup. Its an excellent topic.
Yes, I mustve played it for a month straight, when i broke up with my ex.lol
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Hi Vinny! Thanks for your comment. The topic was on my mind for awhile so I finally said…put it out there. Lol. Ooh that Dru Hill song is good! I haven’t heard it in a long time.
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This was a fresh topic. No sarcasm intended.lol. I consider break-up songs romantic, because someone is showing how much that person meant to them, through song.. thats A Lot of caring.lol
One of my favorites is ” In My Bed” by Dru Hill.
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Wow, you saw a lot of great artists already!
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Happy Wednesday, my friend! 🙂
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Very true, Erika! 🙂 She’s pretty awesome in concert too! I saw her when she was with No Doubt.
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Thanks for checking it out, Mack! I agree with you on the romance part!
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Nice choice of song. Happy Hump Day.
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I did not know that song. Are breakup songs romantic? Why not? It is the feeling of love they convey and that feeling can be even stronger when you are about to lose something you don’t want to lose!
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Ahh, love that album. I think breakup songs are romantic- usually they are laced with a desire to get back with the other person, and I say that’s romantic, right?! Thanks for sharing as always!!
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