Just in case you were too quick with your delete trigger-finger, Google has added a trash folder to Google Music that lets you undelete songs up to 28 days after you’ve given them the axe. After 28 days, the songs are automatically *poofed* out of existence. You also have the ability to permanently delete songs from the trash folder, removing their play counts and all other data. But keep in mind that any song that you’ve purchased that gets permanently deleted will have to be re-purchased if you change your mind. This is really permanent, so be careful what you give the boot.
To access the new trash folder, click “options” in the top right of the player page, then choose “music trash” from the menu.
source: google support
via: the verge
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