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Whitney Houston – I Have Nothing (Official HD Video)

Alongside “I Will Always Love You,” which was used in the 1992 film The Bodyguard, this song can be considered one of Whitney Houston’s signature tracks.

With her overwhelming vocals, Whitney lays bare a pleading heart that says nothing would be left without you.

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Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You (Official 4K Video)

Whitney Houston, who captivated the world with her overwhelming vocal prowess.

This work, sung by the American-born artist, is a grand ballad that vows eternal love.

It portrays a self-sacrificial love that chooses separation for the other person’s happiness—a universal theme that resonates with many.

Released in November 1992, the song was used as the theme for the film The Bodyguard and became a massive hit.

It won the Grammy Award for Record of the Year and spent 14 consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the U.

S.

Billboard Hot 100 chart.

If you want to feel profound love and the bittersweetness of parting, give it a listen.

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Whitney Houston – My Name Is Not Susan (Rap Version) (Official Video)

I think if something like this really happened to me, I’d feel angry, sad, and conflicted.

The song is about a boyfriend sleeping next to you who says another woman’s name in his sleep.

If that happened, some women would definitely get angry.

But in quiet moments, I think it would also make you feel deeply sad and heartbroken.

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Whitney Houston – Try It On My Own (Official HD Video)

While it’s okay to dwell in sadness a little after a heartbreak, now is the time to rise! This song is perfect for women who feel that way.

Gentle, yet at times powerful, it’s filled with strong messages about carving out your own life.

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Whitney Houston – Why Does It Hurt So Bad (Waiting To Exhale Soundtrack)

A track released by Whitney Houston in 1996.

It was used in the film “Waiting to Exhale.” This R&B ballad, produced by Babyface, sings about the turmoil that accompanies the end of a relationship she knew wouldn’t work from the start.

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Whitney Houston – Didn’t We Almost Have It All (Album Version)

Whitney Houston’s singing ability is exceptionally outstanding.

She scores a perfect 100 even when singing love songs, but her breakup songs are powerful too, and that strength seems to express anger.

If you could sing along with her, it feels like the anger from a breakup would just fly away.