Top 10 Break Up Songs

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  1. You Oughta Know

    You Oughta Know

    I love this song. Alanis sings about being a psycho, ticked off ex-girlfriend who needs her ex to know how angry she is. This is the best break-up song on the planet.

    From Georgia Gibson-Pruiksma’s version

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  2. Post Break-Up Sex

    Post Break-Up Sex

    From Bonnie Harriman’s version

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  3. My Happy ending

    My Happy ending

    This is a great song after a break-up, whether you love or hate Avril. This song is great for girls going through a break-up and is about a guy and his rude friends having opinions and interfering with the relationship, and how they influence whom you’re dating, and how someone can be a completely different person with their friends and outside of the relationship.

    From Kimberly Byrne’s version

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  4. jar of hearts (Christina Perri)

    jar of hearts (Christina Perri)

    From Lisa Vincent’s version

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  5. Break Up (Tyga)

    Break Up (Tyga)

    From Justin Bieƅer’s version

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  6. Break Up (Mario)

    Break Up (Mario)

    From Kimmie Gorman’s version

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  7. Potential Breakup Song

    Potential Breakup Song

    From Sidney Wegman’s version

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  8. We Belong Together

    We Belong Together

    Though it is unarguably a break-up song, there’s something inexplicably uplifting about this ballad from Mariah. The lyrics are fueled by familiar longing and regret and the melody creates a melancholic mood. I played this song on repeat while I drove through the city with mascara streaks on my cheeks, my voice hoarse while I sang along. I was still humming it months later when the wounds had nearly healed, only then the song meant something different: I had triumphed over heartache.

    From Leslie Patron’s version

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  9. Break Up To Make Up

    Break Up To Make Up

    From Rachel Killian’s version

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  10. Somebody That I Used To Know

    Somebody That I Used To Know

    From Christie Herman’s version

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