10 lessons we learned 80 songs

1 - "Fade Into You" by Mazzy Star: unrequited love is the worst
In 1993, Mazzy Star hit the mainstream with the album "So Tonight That I Might See" thanks to the single "Fade Into You." It was (and still is) the anthem for anyone who has ever fallen in love with someone who did not love you back, wondering all the time how strange it is that the object of your affection is not even there for you.
2 - "Ex-Factor" by Lauryn Hill: even if you love someone, sometimes you need to let it go
"Ex-Factor" may seem a song about separation, but it is also a love song in many ways. It's a song about an ex and not just the love that once existed, but that still exists. However, the tragedy in this particular scenario is that these two people are not meant to be together, no matter how hard or how many times they have tried.
3 - "Wonderwall" by Oasis: sometimes love can really save you
Although we still do not know what the hell is a "Wonderwall", we know that this particular song is about how love can really save us. Save us from ourselves, save us from people who are wrong for us and even save us from all the rest.
4 - "Everlong" by Foo Fighters: love is amazing
Honestly, this is probably the best love songs in this list (and one of the best love songs of the 90s). With lyrics like "I wonder / If everything could be so real that way forever / If we could be so good again," you are forced to admit that love is really amazing ... when it's going well.
5 - "About A Girl" by Nirvana: love is not always roses and sunshine
Although the lyrics are not dripping with words of love as some of the songs on this list, "About A Girl" is a love song that delivers the reality of that love and relationships are not always easy. But not so you should give them up.
6 - "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston: Love transcends all
As the film The Bodyguard has been a total disaster, he gave 90 years one of his greatest love songs. To be honest, it's a cover (the original was Dolly Parton and much better), but taught us that even if your bodyguard gets a new customer, you will still love it because you "will breast- you forever "(to the letter).
7 - "I Do not Want To Miss A Thing" by Aerosmith: when you're really in love, sleep is unbearable
Although we could make an obscure reference to Armageddon film, which is where the music comes from, let's skip it and go straight to the point: when you're in love, you do not want to sleep because you feel longing of the beloved, and "you do not want miss anything. " Anyone who has been in love agrees with this sentiment.
8 - "All Is Full of Love", Bjork: love can appear in the most unlikely places
This music is beautiful. In fact, the entire album "Homogenic" is beautiful, but that song in particular is impressive. It teaches us not only that love is all around us, but you never know when you will find your great love. Sometimes you just need to turn your head and see what is out there.
9 - "Nothing Compares 2 U," Sinead O'Connor: love will blow you away
Although some of us we were too young to understand what Sinead was saying with his lyrics if you watch the video "Nothing Compares 2 U" in 1990, with the time we realized that music is basically an ode to how love and loss they can be devastating. The pain when the tear falls down her face in the video is just overwhelming.
10 - "No Scrubs" by TLC: never give your love to someone who is not worthy of you
Maybe some people do not consider this a love song, but you can not compile a list of songs from the 90s and not include TLC, because that would be wrong. Also, if you do not think "No Scrubs" is a song about loving yourself and realize their value, you may not have heard as much as it should. What this means is that you should probably put it to play right now and repeat it for the day.
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