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Home » Archives » December 2005 » You Left Me Just When I Needed You

12/05/2005: "You Left Me Just When I Needed You"


The reason I started this blog was to create a diversion from a break-up that I experienced this summer. It was a three-year relationship and I can only assume that it saddened the both of us.

So today's list is a baker's dozen of break-up songs that I listened to a lot this year. Constantly, in most cases. Some even played in my head when there was silence around me.

As you'll see, Damon Albarn writes some of the best of 'em. Some of these aren't break-up songs, per se, but you get the point. The above Subject Line is a lyric from one of the songs below. Let's not read too much into this.

1. No Distance Left to Run - Blur
2. History - The Verve
3. Dying Isn't Easy - Damon Albarn
4. Pink Glove - Pulp
5. A Stone - Okkervil River
6. Halah - Mazzy Star
7. All My Little Words - The Magnetic Fields
8. Nothing Gets Crossed Out - Bright Eyes
9. I've Been Loving You Too Long (To Stop Now) - Otis Redding
10. The Best Part of Breaking Up (Is When You're Making Up) - The Ronnettes
11. Maps - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
12. Gone for Good - The Shins
13. Say You Miss Me - Wilco

Honorable Mentions -

Everytime - Britney Spears
I'll Get By - Eddie Money
Take a Bow- Madonna
No Myth - Michael Penn
God Only Knows - The Beach Boys
Every Breath You Take - The Police
One By One - Billy Bragg and Wilco
You Belong to Me - Patsy Cline
I Know It's Over - The Smiths
I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have - Primal Scream
Don't Think Twice - Bob Dylan
One More Try - George Michael
One - U2
Against All Odds - Phil Collins

Didn't Make the List Due to Verisimilitude -

The Ballad of Carol Lynn - Whiskeytown

Repression is so fucking unhealthy.


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on Monday, December 5th, mikeC said

we have everything we have nothing in common. i'm the happiest the saddest boy ever. i think you forgot 'Fuck the Pain Away' by Peaches.