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Actually... these aren't necessarily songs about relationships. And they definitely aren't supposed to spark any office romances. They are just fun, dance-worthy tracks that happen to have the word "love" in them. After all, you're probably not going to win any hearts by playing them Mika's pop-tastic song "Love You When I'm Drunk."
But what you can do with these tracks is get your cubicle neighbor to high five you when you blare "I Believe in a Thing Called Love" by The Darkness or "Jungle Love" from The Time.
There's also synth-strong tracks from Canadian band Stars as well as teen favorite, Owl City.
So get your office groove on! Even if you're relationship-less this Valentine's Day, you can at least make some work friends with this playlist.
