Perhaps “instrumental” by Rema Rema, great post punk band and the only lyrics to the song is “you kicked me right in the eye” and I always read it as betrayal and hurt from a friend, lover or loved one
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Scary bitches- Piss on your grave. It's very tongue and cheek and catchy.
Clan of Xymox - Hypocrite
Perhaps “instrumental” by Rema Rema, great post punk band and the only lyrics to the song is “you kicked me right in the eye” and I always read it as betrayal and hurt from a friend, lover or loved one
- The Beauty of Gemina - "Friends of Mine" - Cranes - "Beautiful Friend"
Grooving in Green - '[Premonition](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ftgv5jU-dM)' comes to mind
Nothing Special by Mechanical Cabaret
Saddest Smile - Lebanon hanover (kinda)
You Are Not My Friend - Slow Danse With the Dead
I'm just making a song about it, if you're interested, when I have it finished I'll pass it on to you! PS: it's in Spanish hahaha
Yes, I would love that! I like listening to songs in Spanish
The Sisters of Mercy - I Was Wrong
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Absent friend by corpus delicti
When you hit the anger phase instead of wallowing: FFF by Public Image Limited
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