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writes:To cut a long story short I have recently found out that the person I like, likes someone else, and to be honest... I'm gutted. But rather than moping around any longer [I like him A LOT] I want to move on. I need some songs that I can listen to that will help me. Have you any reccomendations of songs that you listened to after going through a similat situation? I know it sounds like a silly question, but thanks for reading anyway. xx
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reader, Anonny +, writes (24 November 2009):
The Corrs (again) - I never really loved you anyway! - It is a really confident, uplifting song!
- Plus anything on The Smiths 1st or 2nd albums! - Their songs are all about unrequited love!
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reader, old-spinstah +, writes (24 November 2009):
Have just bought the Lily Allen album - many of the songs seem to fit the bill!
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reader, anonymous, writes (18 November 2009): lily allens F**K you! great song not the words only but the uplifting tune.
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reader, Accountable +, writes (18 November 2009):
 "Everybody's Free (to wear sunscreen)". Look for the Quindon Tarver version - its more an inspirational speech than a song really, but you should really listen to and think about the words :) particularly those about youth and love!
I hope you start to feel better about this soon :) xx
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reader, anonymous, writes (18 November 2009): "Freedom" by the Soupdragons is a brilliant pick-me-up!
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reader, Aunty BimBim  +, writes (18 November 2009):
 The Corrs forgiven not forgotten
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reader, old-spinstah +, writes (18 November 2009):
Gloria Gaynor's " I will survive" springs to mind! Lots of people find that listening to music helps through a period of feeling down but I think the choice of music is very personal. I like to listen to something very noisy and upbeat - something that gets you up and dancing around the room rather than moping around When I feel down and /or angry I reach for the Iron Maiden or Gun's and Roses, whack the volume up and headbang! Being of a different generation to me I'm sure you've got your own ideas of what would suit you.
No listening to weepies though!
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