* Official Best BREAK UP Songs * (lead singer, Beatles, group, history)

[McGowdog]

Thank you, thank you all for the memories.

I'm more into the more depressing break-up songs, but hey. That's just me.


I hope you die by The Bloodhound Gang.

But a better break-up song is by the
Valentines; This was back when Bon Scott was a backup singer.

[Steve-o]

"Friends In Low Places" by Garth Brooks is a good one.

[RH1]

Originally Posted by McGowdog

...
I'm more into the more depressing break-up songs, but hey. That's just me.


I hope you die by The Bloodhound Gang.

That juxtaposition really made me laugh.

[McGowdog]

Cocaine Blues by Johnny Cash


Cocaine Blues by another Man in Black.

[DontH8Me]

YouTube - Scandal, Patty Smyth - Goodbye To You


YouTube - "Warrior" by Scandal


YouTube - Berlin

What can I say? Strong women rock!!

[McGowdog]

So I was looking at those videos to see if Patty was still a hottie and the video started, and I'm like "That's kind of an ugly chick-er-That's a dude," then it was like "That's kind of an ugly chick-er-That's a dude," then it was like "That's kind of an ugly chick-er-That's a dude," then Patty comes on and I remembered she is pretty hot-in a Linda Ronstadt sort of way.

Oh, RH1! If I juxtapositioned anybody, it was by accident.

[Ohiogirl81]

"You're No Good," Linda Ronstadt

"Love Stinks," J. Geils Band.

"It's My Party," Leslie Gore (even though later it was Judy's turn to cry ...)

"The Old Apartment," Barenaked Ladies

[jazzlover]

How about some good jazz "standards," most covered by numerous performers over the years:


When Your Lover Has Gone

I Wanna Be Around

In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning

And my personal favorite, It Never Entered My Mind (here performed by Johhny Hartman:
YouTube - Johnny Hartman It Never Entered My Mind )

[quiet walker]

50 Ways to Leave your Lover - Paul Simon

"Just slip out the back, jack
Make a new plan, stan
You dont need to be coy, roy
Just get yourself free..."

[Capt. Dan]

The End of the World----Skeeter Davis
Miss you---The Stones