Love songs about missing someone

We know. There is no way you are ever going to smile, laugh, go outside, or breathe again. More importantly, these musical superstars can usually help you get over the end of a relationship. Download the whole playlist at the bottom of the page! The next time that guy or girl comes crawling back for another round of romance?

Breaking up is a horrifying pain in the ass. And yes, you can get by with a little help from your friends. Or better yet: ice cream mixed with chocolate-covered potato chips. Don't knock it. And since pretty much every person on this planet will go through a breakup at one time or another, we've rounded up the best breakup songs we could find to help ease the transition from in love to "I want to die. Either way, we know that you'll find what you're looking for somewhere on this list. For your convenience, we've divided the songs up by sections based on where you are in the splitting up stages and how you're feeling.

Love has its up and love has its downs. These songs are for the those times, these are songs about missing someone, missing someone hard. So grab yourself a hankie and an unfeasibly large slab of chocolate, become at one with your misery and get listening to the best songs about missing someone. Amy Winehouse had her fair share of heartache. The title track from her flawless second — and final — studio album was a devastating picking apart of her on-off relationship with Blake Fielder-Civil, who had left her for his ex-girlfriend.

There's a song for everyone who's far away from the person they love the most. Whether you're on the road for work or you met someone online who lives thousands of miles away, maintaining a long-distance relationship is tough sometimes. If your lover just left or he's on the first flight home to be in your arms, there's a song to fit every mood and stage of the long-distance relationship. And even though I know how very far apart we are It helps to think we might be wishin' on the same bright star And when the night wind starts to sing a lonesome lullaby It helps to think we're sleeping underneath the same big sky. Yes, it's from a Disney movie.