It is a remarkably sweet and delicate song, becoming even more emotional in the choral adaptation of the group VOCES8.Ģ. “The Luckiest”, sung from Ben Folds, was originally written for the 2000 movie Loser (directed by Amy Heckerling) but consequently removed from it along with the scene it was written for. It then made its way that year onto Ben Folds' album “Rockin’ the Suburbs” (2001).

Good luck finding your love anthem, and happy Valentine’s Day! 1. The Luckiest (Ben Folds, 2001) Well, for everyone who has been in the same circumstance, we decided to follow up from our previous article with a new selection of Valentine’s Day love songs: the best Valentine’s Day love songs of our current millenium, along with their best choir interpretations. Whatever it is, something doesn’t quit work. Or maybe it feels too “cheesy” and “typical” to send someone a song by Frank Sinatra. Perhaps because it describes things in an old-fashioned way. Have you ever listened to a “golden-oldie” knowing it’s a timeless music masterpiece, and yet it just doesn’t feel quite right? However, we also know that feeling of not finding the really perfect song. Oftentimes music is so magical that a song perfectly encapsulates how we feel: the words and mood of a song can allow us to express what we could have never explained in words ourselves.Īnd we knew that Valentine’s Day could have been an awesome opportunity to have the perfect romantic song to share love with our significant other… The list contained timeless classics from the second half of the last century, which you can find here. Last week we published an article with our selection of the five best and most classic romantic songs to dedicate on this special day to someone we love.

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