[ sorry not read the previous posts - just responding to the original question of the thread ]

we need a digital quick response to say the aforementioned ...maybe A2Q ....

so important as the gut instinct response is important ... sometimes and foolishly misplaced other times ...and A2Q kind of explains the context of the response ... maybe there is something used already?
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it depends what you want the song for
im basing my response on heartbreak songs that while they made me sad, teary, emotional they also gave me strength ...

tear in your hand - tori amos
doesn't mean anything - alicia keys
you outta know - alanis morisette

What?

If you want a real "belter," this is quite old now, but I still play it now and again.

I can just imagine someone newly divorced would enjoy joining in the chorus

Jo Dee Messina, "Bye Bye."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVoKkdVNSvo

I'm all out of love - anastasia
Moving on up - m people
Don't be so hard on yourself - Jess Glynne
Little Star - Kelis

Al Green - For the good times
Amy Winehouse - Love is a losing game
Faith Evans Ft. carl Thomas - Cant believe
Boyz II Men - End of the road
Mos Def - U R the One
Justin Timberlake - Cry me a river

I'm not sure if this would go down to well, but I'd give anything to be there if it was played

Peter Hammill - Betrayed www.youtube.com/watch?v=fN0wxPeWWAg

or if you want something more catchy... Sharply Unclear www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCjIPsdf4tM

or
On Tuesday She Used To Do Yoga - www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfr9ndkWxpA

In fact why not play the entire Over album? Guaranteed to break the ice at parties.

Goodbye yellow brick road - Elton john

Bringin on the Heartbreak, Def Leppard.

Break on through to the other side, The Doors

Go Your Own Way, Fleetwood Mac

That's All, Genesis

Celebration Day, Led Zeppelin

I Am The Ressurrection, The Stone Roses

I heard a brilliant one on the radio yesterday by Carol Bayer Sager called 'You're Moving Out Today' which did make me laugh.

I'm Leaving Now - Merle Haggard & Johnny Cash

If it's a bitter break up then I'm Free by The Violent Femmes

If it is not so bitter then Circle by Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians

Jason 'autotune' Derulo - Ridin' solo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ESdn0MuJWQ

You beat me to it!

shut the fooking door behind you....i don't think this songs been written yet but somebody should.

I like all the previous suggestions but what about Let It Go from Frozen by Indina Menzel.

Donna Summer - hot stuff
Kelis - caught out there
Cee-lo - f*** you

Mcalmont and Butler- Yes. Uplifting tune!

http://youtu.be/NRlsQEc534k

That really cracked me up.