BREAK UP SONGS

s21morgan -- perfect choice by you, "tainted love -- where did our love go", and I bow in respect to Beatiful Cheeze with her choice of "Sweet as Whole", reminiscent of Paul Spenser's lemma, "is the sum of a woman better than her whole?"

The most beautiful break-up song is by eamon, entitled "... .. ... .. ... I don't want you back'"

The second most beautiful break-up song is "Careless Whispers". "I'm never gonna dance again... guilty feet, I got no rhythm..." beautiful verses, beautiful melody.

"rocky raccoon" by the beatles; in which rocky meets his match, who had eloped with McGill, who called herself Lill, but everyone knew her as Nancy.

"Memories" from Katz by andrew Lloyd webber.

"Alive" by jerome wedder. (Pearl Garden.)

"KIlling me softly" by many artists.

"Humpty dumpty" famous folk song. (they could not put him back together again, though they tried, they really tried.)

Arnold Laine (Pink Floyd)

"One of these days I'm going to cut you into little pieces" also by the Pinkest of Floyds.

"Maxwell's Silver Hammer" by the beatles, in which Maxwell breaks up other people's heads with his little silver hammer. (News item from Britain in the fifties.)

Milli Vanilli, "I miss you", and Village People, "Kung fu Fighter" because they break up all kinds of furniture and light fixtures in that song. "Girl" by the Beatles, and "Tristan and Isolde" by Richard Wagner. "She no longer needs you" by the Beatles, and "She's leaving home" by the Beatles (in which song she breaks up with her own parents, she moves out of the house.). "Good-bye Yellow Brick Road," in which he breaks up with the yellow brick road. "Yesteray" by the Beatles, and "Memphis, Tennesseee" by Chuck Berry. "You keep on knocking but you can't come in" by little richard. "Solitude" by Black Sabbath, in which God breaks up with Satan. "I never said I'd marry you", famous aria from "Why The Wholy spirit got Joseph to marry Mary" by Giuseppe Verdi; a shotgun wedding from the Bible.

Add "Sweet As Whole"By Sarah Bareilles

Tainted Love by Soft Cell, My Life by Billy Joel, Maggie May by Rod Stewart, The Breakup Song by Greg Kihn Band, and Alone Again (Naturally) by Gilbert O'Sullivan.

"don't look so sad, I know it's over" by ?

All By Myself - Eric Carmen

"GOTYE\with KIMBRA"
song : /"now you`re just somebody that I used to know."

Cry me a river

I will say REMEMBER L.A from Celine Dion.

End of the Road by Boys 2 Men is another big hit.

think you are missing the ultimate break up song from the list.... No Doubt's ''Don't Speak''