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Ah, February. For many, it means another cold few weeks (Thanks, Punxsutawney Phil<\/a>), but luckily on the west coast, we’re experiencing some record-breaking highs, and I’m quite ok with that! Whether you’ll be celebrating it bundled up or in shorts, the holiday for lovers is right around the corner, and it’s not always a happy time for everyone.<\/p>\n

Even though I loved handing out and receiving Valentine’s Day cards as a child, I never cared much for the concept of the holiday. Chocolates, flowers, and an evening at a restaurant with your partner should happen all year, not just February 14th. What are you supposed to do if you’re single on Valentine’s Day? There’s been a bit of movement out the past few years known as Singles Awareness Day (S.A.D.), and the idea is anti-Valentine’s Day. Why do you need a partner to complete yourself? There’s plenty of joy in being single, and S.A.D. is a silly way to celebrate being alone.<\/p>\n

Despite meaning to be funny, the holiday’s acronym can indeed be accurate. Being single isn’t always the most comforting feeling – especially if it’s after a fresh break up. Doubts, old memories, distress, and anxiety accompany you throughout your days and nights. It’s impossible to escape your ex when you’ve lived your life with this person. The first few weeks are the toughest, and the song we’re looking at today examines that thought process.<\/p>\n

Louane is a 21-year-old French singer hailing from H\u00e9nin-Beaumont in the department of Pas-de-Calais. Her breakthrough came in 2013 when she auditioned for the second season of The Voice: la plus belle voix<\/em><\/strong> (The Prettiest Voice). On the show, she sang a mix of English pop songs and traditional French pieces but was eliminated in the semi-finals.<\/p>\n

After The Voice, she starred in the film La Famille B\u00e9lier<\/em><\/strong> for which she was awarded the Most Promising Actress at the C\u00e9sars<\/a>. In 2015, her debut album “Chambre 12<\/strong>” was released to success, and most recently, she provided vocals for the track “It Won’t Kill Ya” by The Chainsmokers.<\/p>\n

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Ready to relive those awful feelings you have thinking about an ex? Grab a tissue and let’s go!<\/p>\n