Anonymous wrote:At This Moment by Billy Vera and the Beaters
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just get a baseball bat and go find him and his ho. lol
Change the locks. Throw his sh@t on the lawn.
I think you need to listen to some country. lol
Yah. I wasn’t sitting around listening to heartbreak music. I was seeking ways to make the two married hos lives miserable …while researching and documenting and getting attorneys lined up. I was planning the revenge of a lifetime that would leave no trace and not land me in jail.![]()
I’d skip the Foo Fighters—Dave Grohl’s wife is dealing with what you are dealing with right now. Delete all of his music.
Did you find a way to do that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just get a baseball bat and go find him and his ho. lol
Change the locks. Throw his sh@t on the lawn.
I think you need to listen to some country. lol
Yah. I wasn’t sitting around listening to heartbreak music. I was seeking ways to make the two married hos lives miserable …while researching and documenting and getting attorneys lined up. I was planning the revenge of a lifetime that would leave no trace and not land me in jail.![]()
I’d skip the Foo Fighters—Dave Grohl’s wife is dealing with what you are dealing with right now. Delete all of his music.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Dealing with heartbreak too over here. I'm sorry, OP.
I'm a classical music lover myself, and listen to Tchaikovsky and Sibelius violin concertos on repeat, so I can't help you with the 80s music.
I wanted to add that ever since the discovery this summer, I've been binging on K-dramas on Netflix! I am east Asian but not Korean... and I love those silly rom-coms! The best one is wonderfully acted and is called Crash Landing on You. Please watch. I've already watched it twice. The premise of crossing into North Korea and trying to survive without being discovered is fascinating. The two romantic leads fell in love, got married and now have a baby together![]()
Best of luck, OP. We'll get through this somehow.
OP here - Not classical in the real sense, but turned off the lights and bawled my way through several repetitions of Barber’s Adagio for Strings a few days ago. It always shakes me to the core, then makes me feel hopeful when the key changes. Would love any classical suggestions too! I think I’m going to have a few playlists.
I don’t often get the chance to watch TV but will try to carve out some time for yiur suggestion, thank you. I’ve been rewatching Golden Girls when I can’t sleep just to feel a little lighter.
Anonymous wrote:Somebody Else by the 1975
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I shall give you alllll the cheesy songs:
Almost Over You - Sheena Easton
I Go Crazy - Paul Davis
I’ll Never Love This Way Again - Dionne Warwick
Nobody - Sylvia
Separate Lives - Phil Collins
You Don’t Bring Me Flowers - Barbra Streisand and Neil Diamond
I’ll be over you - Toto
Baby Come Back - Player
Against All Odds - Phil Collins
Foolish Beat - Debbie Gibson
Could’ve Been - Tiffany
I won’t forget you - Poison
That’s the way I always heard it should be - Carly Simon
She’s out of my life - Michael Jackson
Love will lead you back - Taylor Dayne
End of the Road and Down on Bended Knee - Boyz 2 Men
I Don’t Wanna Cry - Mariah Carey
Neon Moon - Brooks and Dunn
Hard Candy Christmas- Dolly Parton
Mama’s Broken Heart - Miranda Lambert
When you were mine - The Chicks
Very nice, with a special nod to Hard Candy Christmas on your list.
and I can't believe that the Phil Collins songs had not come up yet!
Anonymous wrote:Just get a baseball bat and go find him and his ho. lol
Change the locks. Throw his sh@t on the lawn.
I think you need to listen to some country. lol