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What is are songs about leaving children behind & bad mother/daughter relationships?


I am reading the Joy Luck Club in english class and I need to come up with two songs that describe scenes in the book. In one part of the book, one of the moms leaves her twin baby girls on the side of the road because she can no longer care for them on her journey. In other parts of the books, there are quite a few bad mother/daughter relationships, where there is always fighting. If anyone could help me, that would be great! Thanks!

I'm not sure but Because Of You by Kelly Clarkson is a good song for certain types of bad mother/daughter relationships. Though it might not fit quite exactly what you are explaining.



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