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Ben Folds Five – Song for the Dumped

This is a Ben Folds Five song that candidly expresses the bitter feelings of a man who’s been dumped.

Centered on the piano, its distinctive rock sound powerfully conveys anger and disappointment toward an ex-lover.

Included on the 1997 album “Whatever and Ever Amen,” it resonated with many people and has been featured in films and TV shows.

Lyrics that shout “Give me my money back” and “Give me my black T-shirt” vividly capture the pain of heartbreak.

If your own wounds from a breakup haven’t healed, why not give this song a listen? You might experience the catharsis of letting out your anger and sadness.

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Ben Folds Five – Brick

A track released in 1997 by the American alternative rock group Ben Folds Five.

It was inspired by frontman Ben Folds’s experience in high school with his girlfriend’s abortion.

The track reached No.

6 on the U.

S.

charts.

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Philosophy- Ben Folds Five

Ben Folds Five, an American three-piece band that was active for only six years from 1994, is most notable for being a rock band with a guitarless, piano-led vocalist.

Their sound is, of course, distinctive, and the classic track “Philosophy” doesn’t feel like a piano-friendly arrangement so much as a gritty rock sound with piano woven into it.

Their impeccably crafted ensemble and sound design deliver a groove so complete it feels like something only they could achieve, before or since.

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Ben Folds Five – Kate

Ben Folds Five is a rock trio formed in North Carolina, USA.

They are currently on hiatus, and the frontman, Ben Folds, is pursuing a solo career.

This song, which depicts admiration, obsession, and jealousy toward a girl named “Kate,” was released as a single in 1997.

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Ben Folds Five – Army

When you want a slightly stylish band sound, I recommend this Ben Folds Five song.

Their piano-centered tracks aren’t exactly light, but they’re great for people who don’t care for hard-hitting rock.

The songs are easy to listen to, and there are tracks that appeal to women as well, so I hope you’ll give them a try.

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Ben Folds Five – Jackson Cannery

A three-piece rock band from the United States known for their intense and cool piano playing.

The heavy piano intro builds anticipation for what’s about to happen.

An exhilarating track brimming with excitement—an ideal rock tune for parties.

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Uncle Walter- Ben Folds Five

Their songs, emblematic of American jazz rock, have released a variety of tracks throughout the 1990s featuring piano, guitar, bass, and vocals.

This song is an up-tempo piece about Uncle Walter.