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21 Empowering Songs To Listen To For Those Who Don't Have A Valentine

There's nothing better than an amazing playlist to hype you up.

Meghana Vadranam

Feb 27, 2019

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21 Empowering Songs To Listen To For Those Who Don't Have A Valentine

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Being single of Valentine's has now become a tradition in my life. I know I maybe only be 16 years old, but you can't help it when everyone else seems to be getting chocolates and roses. Here is my playlist that lets me know its okay to be single.

1. Thank you, Next - Ariana Grande

2. Single Ladies - Beyoncé

3.Me, Myself and I - Beyoncé

4. Shout Out To My Ex - Little Mix

5. 7 Rings - Ariana Grande

6. Miss Independent - Kelly Clarkson

7. Girl On Fire - Alicia Keys ft. Nicki Minaj

8. Power - Little Mix

9. Fight Song - Rachel Platten

10. We are never getting back together - Taylor Swift

11. Shake it off - Taylor Swift

12. Run the World - Beyoncé

13. I love me - Meghan Trainor

14. Lush Life - Zara Larsson

15. Cheap Thrills - Sia

16. Someone Like You - Adele

17. Work From Home - Fifth Harmony

18. Poker Face - Lady Gaga

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19. Problem - Ariana Grande

20. Roar - Katy Perry

21. Fetish - Selena Gomez

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