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Late-Night Sad Pop Playlist – Echoes Of A Love That Faded This playlist is for anyone going through a tough breakup and looking for a bit of comfort through music. I've gathered some of the most heartfelt and soothing sad pop songs that many people find healing after a loss. These tracks are perfect for those quiet moments when you just need to feel understood. Each song on this list has a gentle melody and lyrics that reflect the pain and hope that come after heartbreak. Whether you want to cry, reflect, or simply sit with your feelings, this playlist is here to provide a space for that. If you find these songs helpful, let me know in the comments which one resonates with you the most. I’ll be sharing more music playlists soon, so make sure to subscribe if you want to stay updated. Thanks for listening. #sadplaylist # breakupmusic # heartbreak # popmusic # comfortmusic 🎵 Tracklist Timelapse 00:00:00 — I Loved You Too Late 00:04:32 — I Still Hear Your Goodbye 00:09:17 — You Left Without a Sound 00:13:17 — The Night You Stopped Loving Me 00:17:37 — Your Name Hurts Tonight 00:21:48 — Echoes of What We Had 00:26:07 — Echoes of What We Had 00:30:20 — Dancing With Your Memory 00:35:00 — The Night You Stopped Loving Me 00:39:11 — Silence Feels Like You 00:43:16 — I Pretend I’m Over You 00:47:10 — Silence Feels Like You 00:51:36 — You Left Without a Sound 00:55:41 — I Loved You Too Late 00:59:38 — We Were Almost Happy 01:04:16 — Your Name Hurts Tonight 01:08:14 — I Still Hear Your Goodbye 01:12:13 — We Were Almost Happy 01:17:03 — I Pretend I’m Over You 01:21:20 — Dancing With Your Memory