Try these or these

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This sounds like what you’re looking for… https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2Wvvlzq3ywnzHTJhxRi2hR?si=8LYJ06R6RQyNRV8nTUPYjw

The Gaslight Anthem - Here’s Looking at You Kid

Hold Me On Your Heart by Stravaganza

Check out these albums:

Beck - Sea Change

The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs

Amy Winehouse - Back to Black

Fleetwood Mac - Rumours

Bob Dylan - Blood On The Tracks

Bonus points for the Chris Martin version

Voice of the soul- Death

Back in college, The Smiths filled this role for me. It was a boomerang effect - Morrisey was SUCH an over-the-top mope that it couldn't help but shake me out of it.

>Looking For The Heart Of Saturday

Ha - forget a 'break up song', we used this as our Wedding song.....(well, the Holly Cole version)

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Thanks so much

Flaming Lips-Embryonic

Fleet foxes- self titled

Radiohead-kid a session (because amnesiac is just as powerful)

Dry Your Eyes - The Streets

Not quite what you asked for, but this song helped me get through my divorce. There's a bit of sadness in it, but also a bit of hope for the future.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jxh9OdbLsvY

Thanks <33

Sorry for what you're going through.

The Cure is your friend here. Try their song A Night Like This, from their nearly perfect album Head on the Door.

When is it being released?

JoeJas - March 30th

I saw the movie in the early 80’s when I was 9 or 10, and this music lodged itself in my head.

Ennio Morricone’s stuff for Once Upon a Time in America is another one

Also the incidental music for Watership Down

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“Excuse me sir.” “What is it Roland?” “I have a call from America, sir. A request to join Sir Robert and Sir John to record a song together.” “Bloody hell! I told you Roland, don’t bring that rubbish to me.” “But sir?” “What Roland!” “The request came from Dolly Parton.” “Her people called?” “No sir, Ms. Parton herself. She seems quite persistent.” A silent pause went through the Page study. Photographs of days gone by seem to turn their gaze to the septuagenarian guitarist. He looks down on his hands. Without telling them to move, the fingers start to exercise the same way they have for the past sixty plus years. They are telling him…one more. “Call Dolly back. No wait, I’ll call her. I’m in.”

Who?

WHO? Never heard of this irrelevant person!

Clipping.

Its industrial/experimental hip-hop. They also have a horror movie theme in their albums

On a cold and raining day I like to listen to music that feels like a warm shelter to me and (I don't know why, maybe too much Witcher III) medieval taverns, so I would listen to Destiny by Trobar de Morte or Under a violet moon by Blackmore's Night