Top 10 Songs by Alanis Morrisette
2. Surrendering - This song from her third album "Under Rug Swept" was never a hit for Alanis but it is a song that I just need to listen to every now and then. I really didn't get or understand the song at first but now I see it as a song that could be about 2 different things: 1 - surrendering to love once you get past all the ego games or 2 - saluting someone for not falling for your ego games.
3. You Learn - This song really elevates my mood. It is a song about learning from mistakes instead of falling into an episode of depression when things don't go right. She really makes learning in life sound like fun instead of a drag with a sense of shame attached.
4. Mary Jane - For a while, this was my favorite song on Jagged Little Pill. Although it wasn't a hit, I love her vocals in the song and her focus on sisterhood - encouraging other women to step out of their shells. I felt like she was singing this song directly to me when I was in college.
5. Everything - This most recently released song of hers from her last album "So-Called Chaos" was supposedly written for Ryan Reynolds. Don't we all wish we could be with someone who accepts us the way we are, good sides and bad sides and even possibly finds our bad sides appealing?
6. This Grudge - This song from So-Called Chaos really shows us that it sometimes takes a long time to get over someone no matter how many songs or poems we write in an attempt to bloodlet the hurt out of our system. This song is supposedly about the same guy that You Oughta Know is about.
7. Simple Together - This song from her "Feast on Scraps" album really does a good job of translating the hurt and disappointment you feel when things don't work out in a relationship and when the relationship changes.
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