Monday, December 17, 2007

Soundtrack for Children of Divorce

If children of divorce had a soundtrack, these would be our songs.
updated 12/17/07

"25 Years" from the album Throws Like a Girl by Vroom
"Because of You" from the album Breakaway by Kelly Clarkson (VIDEO)
"Blurry" from the album Come Clean by Puddle of Mudd (VIDEO)
"Broken Home" from the album Geek Love by Fan_3
"Broken Home" from the album Infest by Papa Roach (VIDEO)
"Breathing" from the album, No Name Face by Lifehouse (VIDEO)
"Confessions Of A Broken Heart" from the album, A Little More Personal (Raw). by Lindsay Lohan (VIDEO)
"Dance Little Jean" from the album Twenty Years of Dirt by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
"Daughters" from the album Heavier Things by John Mayer (VIDEO)
"Dear Judge" from the album Last Sessions by Ernest Tubb (VIDEO)
"D-I-V-O-R-C-E" from the album Super Hits by Tammy Wynette (VIDEO)
"Don't Give Up" from the album Face of Love by Sanctus Real
"Don't Go" from the album It's Pronounced Five Two by KJ-52
"Eye to Eye" from the album Simple Things by Amy Grant (VIDEO)
"Faheem," from the album, The Undisputed Truth by Brother Ali
"Family Portrait" from the album Missunderztood by Pink (VIDEO)
"Father of Mine" from the album So Much for the Afterglow by Everclear (VIDEO)
"Have I Ever Told You" from the album Have I Ever Told You by FFH
"Hearts of the Innocent" from the album of the same name by Kutless
"He Didn't Have To Be" from the album Who Needs Pictures by Brad Paisley (VIDEO)
"I Don't Call Him Daddy" from the Greatest Hits vol. 3 album by Kenny Rogers
"I Love You This Much" from the self-titled album by Jimmy Wayne (VIDEO)
"I Wonder" from the album Small Town Girl by Kellie Pickler (VIDEO)
"Jamie" from the album Listen by Cindy Morgan
"Making Me" from the self-titled album by Downhere
"Mommy Don't Love Daddy Anymore" from the album of the same name by Resurrection Band
"Never Been Unloved" from the album Live the Life by Michael W. Smith
"Out of Breath" from the album Stanley Climbfall by Lifehouse (VIDEO)
"Precious" from the Precious single by Depeche Mode (VIDEO)
"Prodigal Dad" from the album Out of My Mind by GS Megaphone
"The Promise" from the album Listen by Cindy Morgan
"Reconcile" from the self-titled album from downhere
"Six-String Rocketeer" from the album Hero by Daily Planet
"So Blue"
from the self-titled album by Downhere
"Stay Together for the Kids" from their Greatest Hits by Blink 182 (VIDEO)
"Still Waiting" from the self-titled album by Everman
"Stories" from the album Welcome to Diverse City by TobyMac
"Tell Me Why" from the album Empty by Tait
"The Living Years" from The Hits by Mike + the Mechanics (VIDEO)
"Tip of My Heart" from the album Big Blue Sky by Bebo Norman
"Too Bad" from the album Silver Side Up by Nickelback (VIDEO)
"What If I Stumble?" from the album Jesus Freak by dc talk (VIDEO)
"When Love Takes You In" from the album All About Love by Steven Curtis Chapman (VIDEO)
"Who Am I/Grace Flows Down" from the album All Things New by Watermark
"Why Don't Daddy Live Here Anymore" from the album "Queen of the Coast" by Bonnie Owens
"Wonderful" from the album Songs from an American Movie, vol. 1 by Everclear (VIDEO)
"You're My Little Girl" from the album Infectious by Go Fish
"We Gon A Make It" from the self-titled album from Peace of Mind
"Worth it All" from the album, Voice from Home by FFH
"You Better Sit Down Kids" from the album Story by Cher (VIDEO)

Let me know if you can think of others...

20 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hey Jen! A new song you can add to this list is, "Don't Give Up" by Sanctus Real. It is off their new "The Face of Love" album (GREAT album, by the way). It was written as a letter to one of their friends who had decided to get a divorce.

Maybe this doesn't necessarily fit the "Children of Divorce" soundtrack, but it's a great song against divorce in general and will hopefully be used by God to grab the attention of those on the verge of giving up on love.

Gail-Marie said...

"I Don't Call Him Daddy" by Kenny Rogers. I know that song too well.

Anonymous said...

confessions of a broken heart(daughter to father) by Lindsay Lohan

Unknown said...

This is powerful.

Kristine said...

"I Wonder" by Kelly Pickler and "Stories (Down to the Bottom)" by Superchic[k]

Anonymous said...

Perfect & Welcome to My Life by Simple Plan

Anonymous said...

"Hey Jude" - The Beatles

Anonymous said...

also... "Say It Ain't So" by Weezer
"Daughter" by Pearl Jam
"December 4th" by Jay-Z
and a related song which is not about divorce, but as the title implies is a celebration of a great step mother
"Decatur, or, Round of Applause for Your Step Mother!" by Sufjan Stevens

Anonymous said...

"love for a child" by jason mraz

Anonymous said...

'Til The End of Forever by Michael Bolton

Anonymous said...

Every other weekend by Reba McEntire and Kenny Chesney

Jasper Greek Lao Golangco said...

Two Beds and a Coffee Machine by Savage Garden.
Actually, the entire "Affirmation" album was about Darren Hayes' divorce...

M said...

I have been greatly encouraged by "Lead of Love" by Caedmon's Call and "What is Not Love" by Derek Webb on his "I See Things Upsidedown" album. That album really helped me get through my parents' divorce. And Shawn McDonald's "Perfectly Done" off his "Ripen" CD. He wrote it in response to a crying girl because he didn't know what to do or say, God love him! Lately, Paul Simon's "American Tune" has been on my heart.

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That's such a good idea if you want your children to overcome the traumatic process of divorce. There should be a song that can be used as a therapy.

Alexis said...

I find that "Stay" by Safetysuit is comforting through my parents divorce....

Anonymous said...

try mine by taylor swift. i cry every time i watch it. thank you for posting these beautiful songs. somebody said it was therapy. i couldn't agree more.

Virginia Divorce Lawyers said...

It is normal even for divorced people to doubt and question couples on the verge of divorcing. Separation usually connotes negative views because it is - divorce is a fruit of a failed marriage. However, with better understanding of the situation, people will understand divorce and accept it as what it is. It may be the fault of the other or both, but divorce is for the best in this case. And at last nice song for offcourse divorce.

Anonymous said...

"Someday But Not Today" by Nightmare of You.
it's about children of divorce not being able to give in to love because they're afraid it will end badly.

Utah Divorce Attorney said...

All great songs. You can really connect to their songs.

Emily C. Hurt said...

"Two Houses," by Matthew West