The singer, who suffered her own romantic angst when her fiance Zayn Malik called off their relationship, is now helping out others to overcome the pain, reported Female First.
"I'm like an agony aunt. I feel amazing, I can't get enough of it. So many people approach me at nightclubs saying, 'You changed my life, I've never felt better.' Or, 'I got dumped two weeks ago and your song makes me feel great.' Guys too have told me they put the song on repeat to help them," Edwards said.
"'Glory Days' is a love and heartbreak album. Now women, older women too, randomly come up to tell me their problems. It makes you feel good," Nelson said.
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