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5 Love Songs That Are Perfect For A Slow Dance With Your S.O. This Valentine's Day

These songs will surely bring you and your S.O. closer, both physically and emotionally.

Feb 12, 2021

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5 Love Songs That Are Perfect For A Slow Dance With Your S.O. This Valentine's Day

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Valentine's Day is coming up, and after all of the recent stresses of life as of late, it's important now more than ever to take time with your significant other to take your minds off of it all. Amidst the bouquets of roses and proclamations of love on February 14th, find a quiet moment together and seize the opportunity for a dance. It may sound silly, but nothing says romance like imagining you're in a ballroom alone with the one you love. So hold each other close and sway to the sweet sounds of these songs I've compiled, old and new alike, as someone who's a sucker for songs to slow dance to.

1. "Lover" by Taylor Swift

2. "Groovy Kind of Love" by Phil Collins

3. "Wake Me" by Bleachers

4. "It's Gonna Be Love" by Mandy Moore

5. "Beauty and the Beast" by Ariana Grande and John Legend

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