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20 BEST SAD SONGS EVER WRITTEN - Unrequited Love

Thereu2019s nothing like a sad, slow song to aid in a post-breakup cry or to be the soundtrack to a bad day. Itu2019s a well-known fact that music is made to bring out emotions in all of us, but what may come as a surprise is that sad music can have the opposite effect from what you would expect.<br>https://unrequitedlover.com/unrequitedlove/the-20-best-sad-songs-ever-written/

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20 BEST SAD SONGS EVER WRITTEN - Unrequited Love

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  1. 20 BEST SAD SONGS EVER WRITTEN

  2. There’s nothing like a sad, slow song to aid in a post-breakup cry or to be the soundtrack to a bad day

  3. It’s a well-known fact that music is made to bring out emotions in all of us

  4. but what may come as a surprise is that sad music can have the opposite effect from what you would expect. Here the 20 Best Sad Song Ever Written

  5. 1. “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Sinéad O’Connor The original version of “Nothing Compares 2 U,” tossed off by Prince in the mid-’80s and released by the purple one’s protégés

  6. 2. “Hurt” by Johnny Cash On paper the idea of a country music legend covering Nine Inch Nails sounds absolutely ghastly

  7. 3. “Only Love Can Break Your Heart by Neil Young Yes, dance-pop troupe Saint Etienne made a jauntier version in 1991, and yes

  8. 4. “Teardrop” by Massive Attack Trip-hop provided the tasteful music fan’s weepy soundtrack of choice for much of the ’90s

  9. 5. “I Know It’s Over” by The Smiths Morrissey hates being pigeonholed as miserable, but he really did bring it upon himself sometimes.

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