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10 Emotional Songs That I Had On Repeat During My Middle School Years

These always got me up and singing, every time... so soulful.

Mar 07, 2017

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10 Emotional Songs That I Had On Repeat During My Middle School Years

Here's a list of songs that always got me pumped and ready to sing my heart out in the most awkward years of my life, even after only hearing the first couple notes... let's see what you all think!

1. "To All the Girls" - Aaron Carter

Listened to this on my first portable cd player 24/7.

2. "Beautiful Soul" - Jesse McCartney

This one probably gets me the most, each and every time.

3. "Bleeding Love" - Leona Lewis

If you "don't know the words" to this, you're lying.

4. "Falling" - Alicia Keys

You may not actually know all the words to this one, but it's soulful enough to make you want to pretend you do anyway!

5. "Battlefield" - Jordin Sparks

Come on... even my best friend's boyfriend loved this one.

6. "Wake Up" - Hillary Duff

My cousin used to use this as her "audition song" and sang it to us in her closet at birthday parties!

7. "Wait For You" - Elliot Yamin

Let's throw it back to the American Idol stars, shall we?

8. "Fighter" - Christina Aguilera

She slays.

9. "When I Look at You" - Miley Cyrus

It may be a little slower, but it's still filled with so much emotion. The piano gives it the power!

10. "Love Story" - Taylor Swift

I always listened to this as the sun was setting, like a perfect ending to an emotional day. What a sap.

Hope you enjoyed the list, and maybe it was relatable to you as well!

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