10. Everything- Lifehouse
Lead singer Jason Wade: "That's a super-special song for me. It seems to really connect with other people, too. It's one of those songs that every time I played it, a new part came to it. That's why it's so long and kind of mysterious. It's a bunch of different bits and pieces, but it has power because it kind of sums up everything I'm about lyrically and in terms of my relationships and Lifehouse overall. So I think it's a perfect way to end the record."

9.The Reason - Hoobastank

The song is Hoobastank's most commercially successful single, peaking at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (kept from the top spot by Usher's hit Yeah!), and #1 on the Modern Rock Tracks. In addition, it topped the singles charts in both Mexico and Italy. It was nominated for the Song of the Year on the 47th Grammy Awards. It was also atransatlantic hit, peaking at #12 in the United Kingdom.

8. I Dare You To Move - Switchfoot

This song is about a man at different stages of his life. It's a Christian theme of how we all stumble upon hard times in life, and about how God dares us to move and get back on our feet. It's about how there's a difference between who we are and who we should be.

7. Lips Of An Angel - Hinder

This song is about a guy who is with a new girl now, but still calls his old girlfriend. He and his old girlfriend may have gone their separate ways, but they have not quite let go of each other or moved on.

6. With Arms Wide Open - Creed

Once he found out that he was going to have a son, Stapp wrote this song because he didn't want his child facing the same problems he faced while growing up. Stapp was from a very strict, very devout Christian household and he didn't want his son to grow up questioning himself and his faith just like his father did. He didn't like his own father when he was growing up and even tried to run away during high school.

5. Its Been Awhile - Staind
In the video, the woman being sung to by Staind lead singer Aaron Lewis is actually his wife, Vanessa. They have been married since 1998. Vanessa likes to use her digital camera to record portions of every Staind concert. She gets shots of both the band and the crowd. Then the band sometimes watches the footage after the show.

4. Hanging By A Moment - Lifehouse

This was the most-played song on US radio in 2001. Rock, Pop, and Adult Contemporary stations all played it constantly.

3. Far Away - Nickelback

This song is about how you'll always love that certain someone no matter what. Through fights, and bad times, and how sometimes you can take for granted what you have. Sometimes it takes the threat of death to realize how much you truly love someone.

2. Home - Daughtry

Chris Daughtry wrote this on his couch in North Carolina, shortly before had even appeared on the American Idol show.

1. Here Without You - 3 Doors Down

Lead singer Brad Arnold says he wrote this song with his (now-ex) wife as inspiration. He didn't write it for her - there's a difference. He laughs when he talks about how wrong he was with his declaration of "when the last one falls, when all is said and done." But then, who can possibly predict the future?
"The song's just about being away from someone, or missing them," he clarifies. "And it really doesn't matter if you're here without them for all day or all month. It's just kind of about the lonely and missing of somebody, but people kind of take that sort of as a little bit of a sad song. And in a way, I kind of meant it as a happy song. And the reason being because it's talking about being here without you, but she's still with me in my dreams. 'And tonight, it's only you and me,' so the song was really just about that dream. And being in a state of peace, because you've got that person there with you in your sleep. And in that way I kind of meant for it to be a little bit of a happy song."

Today we are  trying to gather tracks that are raised with the feeling of pain caused by  unsuccessful love or unfortunate separation. Everyone had Breaks ups, fights and separation in their relationships and songs are the perfect way to express the deep grief  feelings of this part of life.

10. Back To December- Taylor Swift

As most of the Taylor Swifts songs share the feeling of a  girl with broken heart but this songs deals with feeling of regret and apology. Taylor apologizes in this song about the way she messed up a relationship with a former boyfriend, who now finds it hard to trust her.

9. You're Still The One - Shania Twain

Twain was inspired to cover the song by her marriage to her husband rock producer Robert "Mutt" Lange, which many felt wouldn't last. The soothsayers were right as Twain and Lange divorced ten years later in 2008 after fourteen years of marriage.

8. Someone Like You -Adele

Adele told Q magazine about this heartbreaking album-closer: "It's about my last relationship, which was my first sort of life-defining one. He was a little older than me and he'd had a lot more experiences… No one did anything wrong; we just grew out of each other. But it was so intense."

7. Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart - Alicia Keys

Keys told The Sun November 13, 2009: "I just love that song. I'm excited about that song as I just love the way it's pushing things forward. It's a great representation of where I am now. I can play it with tons of music behind me or I can play it with just the piano. Either way it touches, you get it. I'm so very excited by that record."

6. Unfaithful- Rihanna

This song is about a woman who is cheating on her man, and realizes that he knows. She starts to regret the affair because of what it's doing to him.

 5. Whats Hurts The Most - Rascal Flatts
The message of this song: don't wait to tell someone how you feel about them. Don't hold back your feelings."What Hurts The Most" was first recorded by Country singer Mark Willis in 2003. In 2006 Rascal Flatts took this song to the top of the Country and Adult Contemporary charts and #6 on The Billboard Hot 100.

4.Here Without You - 3 Doors Down
"The song's just about being away from someone, or missing them," lead singer Brad Arnold clarifies. "And it really doesn't matter if you're here without them for all day or all month. It's just kind of about the lonely and missing of somebody, but people kind of take that sort of as a little bit of a sad song. And in a way, I kind of meant it as a happy song. And the reason being because it's talking about being here without you, but she's still with me in my dreams. 'And tonight, it's only you and me,' so the song was really just about that dream. And being in a state of peace, because you've got that person there with you in your sleep. And in that way I kind of meant for it to be a little bit of a happy song."

3. You're Beautiful - James Blunt

Blunt said on VH1's The Vspot that he wrote this song about seeing his ex-girlfriend with a new man who he didn't know about on a train in the London underground. He says that they shared a lifetime in the brief eye contact. The words came to him all at once. In the video, Blunt jumps into the sea without a shirt. This can be seen as a suicide, as it goes with the last lines of the song, "But it's time to face the truth. I will never be with you."

2. Bleeding Love - Leona Lewis

In an interview with The Daily Mail January 8, 2010, Ryan Tedder revealed that a certain Minneapolis artist was an influence on this song: "I was thinking of Prince when I wrote Bleeding Love," he said. "I had a young female singer, Leona Lewis, so I thought: what would Prince do? I wanted a song that wasn't simply ear-candy, so I combined a hard, gritty drum beat with a beautiful chord sequence."

1. Rolling In The Deep - Adele

Adele described the song to Spin Magazine as a kiss-off to an unfaithful dude. "It's me saying, 'Get the f--- out of my house instead of me begging him to come back. It's my reaction to being told my life was going be boring and lonely and rubbish, and that I was a weak person if I didn't stay in a relationship," she said. "I wrote it as a sort of 'F--k you.'"

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10. Everybody In Love - JLS

This lovers anthem is the second single from British boy band JLS' self-titled debut album.The Music Video was filmed in Los Angeles. It sees Oritsé, JB, Marvin and Aston on a Stage and meeting up with their 'girlfriends'. Marvin revealed on Welsh radio station Red Dragon FM that Oritsé got a bit carried away with his part. He explained: Oritse's up first for this solo with this girl and the director is like, It's about being in love,' This one (Oritsé) only takes it a little bit too far and snogs this girl, properly. Obviously it wasn't used in the final edit but he kissed her properly - not once but twice.

9.Bubbly - Colbie Caillat

Bubbly isn't about anybody specific, Caillat explained to ilikemusic.com: It's about the feelings you get when you have a crush on someone and they make you make smile all the time; they give you butterflies and you just adore everything they do. The young singer-songwriter added that the inspiration for the song came in the summer of 2006 when she was realizing that, I didn't have a crush on anyone, and its always fun to have a crush. So I was just thinking about missing those feelings and wanting them.

8.It Gonna Be Love - Mandy Moore

This song was included in the Japanese realize of the singers self titled third studio album.This song can also be found on the A Walk to Remember soundtrack( Playing on Landon's car radio as he applies a butterfly tatoo onto Jamie's shoulder ).

7.Love You Till The End-The Pogues

Pogue Mahone is the seventh and last studio album by The Pogues, released in 1996. The album yielded one single, How Come , Love You Till the End was to be the second single, but this was never released.The song appears at the end of the 1999 movie Mystery, Alaska and later on would appear on the soundtrack to the movie P.S. I Love You.

6.Just A Kiss - Lady Antebellum

Lady Antebellum's first single from their third studio album was written by the three band members and released on May 2, 2011 to radio stations. The trio debuted the slow, tender track live on May 5, 2011 on American Idol. The song landed at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 after its first week of release - the highest debut by a country group in the history of the chart.

5.Love Story- Taylor Swift

Like most of Swift's song, this was based on a real experience. As a teenager, she had an argument with her parents over a boy - they thought he was a creep, and Taylor thought it was love. She told 60 Minutes that he was, indeed, a creep, but she thought he was amazing at the time. The pre-chorus of the song came into her head: You were Romeo, you were throwing pebbles, and my daddy said, 'stay away from Juliet. She grabbed her guitar and worked out the chords on her bedroom floor.

4.I Wanna Grow Old With You- Westlife

Westlife have recorded over 100 originals which were composed by either the band or external songwriters.

This song was the part of their album World of our own as their third studio album in Novenber 2001.

3.If Moon Fell Down Tonight - Chase Coy

As Stated by Chase Coy on his facebook profile:
Songs are my thoughts and feelings; my memories and my rescue when I need it most. This is the music that helps me make sense of the world when nothing else can, and I only hope that it can do the same for you.
This is Indiana Sun.

2.Vanilla Twilight -Owl City

This touching ode to love lost is about Adam Young's (a.k.a. Owl City) high school girlfriend who moved away. In an interview with Buzzgrinder on August 20, 2009, Young explained: I met the most charming girl imaginable when I was in high school and most of my 'cozy' songs are about her. She moved away to college for a few years and we kind of lost touch. She and I recently started talking to each other again and life has a way of reshaping sometimes. I'm absolutely crazy about her.

1.Only Time - Enya

To date, Only Time is Enya's biggest solo hit in the United States, where it peaked at #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #1 on the adult contemporary chart.  Only Time was written and recorded by native Gaelic speaker Enya and released in 2000 as the first single from A Day Without Rain. The song took on new meaning in 2001 as a 9/11 tribute song; Enya performed it on Larry King Live on November 8, 2001.