11 Songs About Divorce
Written by: Megan Dell
Many people can identify with the emotions related to divorce, and divorce happens frequently enough that movies, television, and music reference it all the time.
Songs About Divorce You Need to Listen to!
Here are 11 songs about divorce, equitable distribution, alimony, and child custody:
- “Family Portrait” by P!nkIn this song, P!nk sings from the perspective of a child whose parents fight all the time, detailing her fear about the possibility of them divorcing.
- “Ms. Jackson” by OutKastWith references to lawyers and a child custody “war,” OutKast describes how family members can complicate romantic relationships.
- “Papers” by UsherMany people who have resolved themselves that their marriage is ending can identify with the emotions Usher describes.
- “Divorce Separation Blues” by The Avett BrothersIn this song, The Avett Brothers perfectly contrast the internal emotional response to divorce with the responsibility of life going on.
- “Give It Away” by George StraitSometimes, as in this song, everyone is more ready to move on with their lives than they are willing to fight over their stuff.
- “Alimony” by Weird Al YankovicWeird Al expresses frustration about having to comply with his alimony obligation in this parody.
- “D-I-V-O-R-C-E” by Tammy WynetteIn this classic, Tammy Wynette sadly details how divorce is changing the lives of everyone in the family.
- “I Cried All the Way to the Bank” by Norma JeanPracticality wins over heartbreak in this 1965 song.
- “Got My Name Changed Back” by Pistol AnniesIn this recently released single, Miranda Lambert celebrates being free of her cheating ex-husband.
- “Highway 20 Ride” by Zac Brown BandZac Brown’s sorrowful lyrics about having to split parenting time with his son are relatable for every parent going through a divorce.
- “He Didn’t Have to Be” by Brad PaisleyBeing a stepparent is hard, and Brad Paisley recognizes and appreciates that in this song.
Or, if you prefer, here is the direct link to the Spotify list ‘11 songs about divorce‘.
How A Lawyer Can Help
An experienced Family Court lawyer understands how the law can be applied to the specific facts of your divorce case.
If you are looking for a Charleston County, Berkeley County, or Dorchester County family lawyer, then Dell Family Law is prepared to meet all of your legal needs. The practice of family law requires a comprehensive approach to address the many issues affecting dissolution of marriage. Dell Family Law serves clients in Charleston, South Carolina and surrounding areas.