111. 'Do I Make You Proud' - Taylor Hicks (2006)
110. 'Seasons in the Sun' - Terry Jacks (1974)
109. 'Kiss Me' - Sixpence None the Richer (1999)
108. 'Wonderful Tonight' - Eric Clapton (1977)
107. 'What Hurts the Most' - Rascal Flatts (2006)
106. 'Break Up to Make Up' - The Stylistics (1973)
105. 'First Day of My Life' - Bright Eyes (2005)
104. 'Dancing in the Dark' - Bruce Springsteen (1984)
103. 'Daydream Believer' - The Monkees (1968)
102. 'People Are People' - Depeche Mode (2006)
101. 'I'm Into Something Good' - Herman's Hermits (1964)
100. '(I Just) Died in Your Arms Tonight' - Cutting Crew (1986)
99. 'Don't Cry' - Guns N' Roses (1991)
98. 'Against All Odds' - Phil Collins (1984)
97. 'Butterfly' - Weezer (1996)
96. 'I'm Not in Love' - 10CC (1975)
95. 'Hero' - Enrique Iglesias (2001)
94. 'Silly Love Songs' - Paul McCartney (1976)
93. 'Skyway' - Replacements (1987)
92. 'Mandy' - Barry Manilow (1974)
91. 'Angel' - Shaggy (2000)
90. 'Oh L'Amour' - Erasure (1986)
89. 'I Honestly Love You' - Olivia Newton-John (1975)
88. 'I Knew I Loved You' - Savage Garden (1999)
87. 'Open Arms' - Journey (1982)
86. 'Don't Take the Girl' - Tim McGraw (1994)
85. 'Hey There Lonely Girl' - Eddie Holman (1970)
84. 'Crash' - Dave Matthews Band (1996)
83. 'You're the Inspiration' - Chicago (1984)
82. 'I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman' - Britney Spears (2001)
81. 'On and On' - Stephen Bishop (1977)
80. 'Friday I'm in Love' - The Cure (1992)
79. 'The River' - Garth Brooks (1991)
78. 'Lovin' You' - Minnie Ripperton (1975)
77. 'Scarborough Fair' - Simon & Garfunkel (1968)
76. 'To Be With You' - Mr. Big (1991)
75. 'I Need Love' - LL Cool J (1987)
74. 'I Want To Know What Love Is' - Foreigner (1984)
73. 'I Do (Cherish You)' - 98 Degrees (1998)
72. 'I'll Make Love To You' - Boyz II Men (1994)
71. 'Iris' - Goo Goo Dolls (1998)
70. 'Crying in the Chapel' - The Orioles (1953)
69. 'You Had Me From Hello' - Kenny Chesney (1999)
68. 'Let Me Hold You' - Bow Wow (2005)
67. 'Kites Are Fun' - The Free Design (1967)
66. 'Burn' - Usher (2004)
65. 'Our House' - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young (1970)
64. 'I Just Called To Say I Love You' - Stevie Wonder (1984)
63. 'Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want' - The Smiths (1984)
62. 'Time in a Bottle' - Jim Croce (1973)
61. 'Babe' - Styx (1979)
60. 'Too Shy' - Kajagoogoo (1983)
59. 'Someone Saved My Life Tonight' - Elton John (1975)
58. 'Bad Day' - Daniel Powter (2005)
57. 'She Believes In Me' - Kenny Rogers (1979)
56. 'Vindicated' - Dashboard Confessional (2004)
55. '(Everything I Do) I Do It for You' - Bryan Adams (1991)
54. 'Leaving on a Jet Plane' - Peter Paul and Mary (1969)
53. '2 Become 1' - Spice Girls (1996)
52. 'How Deep Is Your Love' - Bee Gees (1977)
51. 'Tutti Frutti' - Pat Boone (1956)
50. 'I'm in You' - Peter Frampton (1977)
49. 'Hero' - Mariah Carey (1993)
48. 'Just the Way You Are' - Billy Joel (1977)
47. 'Puppy Love' - Donny Osmond (1972)
46. 'Hip to Be Square' - Huey Lewis (1986)
45. 'Don't Give Up On Us' - David Soul (1976)
44. 'Invisible' - Clay Aiken (2003)
43. 'Annie's Song' - John Denver (1974)
42. 'When I'm 64' - The Beatles (1967)
41. 'You've Got a Friend' - James Taylor (1971)
40. 'God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You' - *NSYNC (1998)
39. 'With Arms Wide Open' - Creed (2000)
38. 'Alone Again (Naturally)' - Gilbert O' Sullivan (1972)
37. 'So Sick' - Ne-Yo (2006)
36. 'Beth' - Kiss (1976)
35. 'She's Like the Wind' - Patrick Swayze (1987)
34. 'I'll Be Missing You' - Puff Daddy and The Family (1997)
33. 'My Heart Will Go On' - Celine Dion (1997)
32. 'Think of Laura' - Christopher Cross (1982)
31. 'Let Her In' - John Travolta (1976)
30. 'Walking on Sunshine' - Katrina and the Waves (1983)
29. 'Muskrat Love' - America (1976)
28. 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go' - Wham (1984)
27. 'More Than Words' - Extreme (1991)
26. 'Precious and Few' - Climax (1972)
25. 'Superman (It's Not Easy)' - Five for Fighting (2001)
24. 'All Outta Love' - Air Supply (1980)
23. 'Your Body Is a Wonderland' - John Mayer (2001)
22. 'You Light Up My Life' - Debbie Boone (1997)
21. 'True' - Spandau Ballet (1983)
20. 'Such Great Heights' - Iron and Wine (2003)
19. 'Right Here Waiting' - Richard Marx (1989)
18. 'I Believe I Can Fly' - R. Kelly (1996)
17. 'Close To You' - Carpenters (1970)
16. 'All By Myself' - Eric Carmen (1976)
15. 'Cry' - Johnny Ray (1951)
14. 'Dear Mama' - Tupac (1995)
13. 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers' - Neil Diamond & Barbra Streisand (1978)
12. 'I Want It That Way' - Backstreet Boys (1999)
11. 'Hello' - Lionel Richie (1984)
10. 'Fix You' - Coldplay (2005)
9. 'If' - Bread (1971)
8. 'Do You Really Want to Hurt Me' - Culture Club (1983)
7. 'What's Left of Me' - Nick Lachey (2006)
6. 'Longer' - Dan Fogelberg (1979)
5. 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' - Poison (1988)
4. 'You're Beautiful' - James Blunt (2005)
3. 'Ben' - Michael Jackson (1972)
2. 'Sometimes When We Touch' - Dan Hill (1997)
1. 'Shiny Happy People' - R.E.M. (1991)
People always complain about these lists... but you know what? I'd like to all of you come up with a better one, let alone give me any type of list a magazine or someone else comes up with that's GOOD. I agree with the two current hits in the top 10 (What's Left of Me and You're Beautiful).
People always complain about these lists... but you know what? I'd like to all of you come up with a better one, let alone give me any type of list a magazine or someone else comes up with that's GOOD. I agree with the two current hits in the top 10 (What's Left of Me and You're Beautiful).
The fact of the matter is they're slandering songs that display emotion and the vast majority are recorded by males. That's why this list is ridiculous.
As for the list itself, all "______ _____ EVER/OF ALL TIME" lists will have things people will disagree with due to different definitions and taste. I do understand where you're going at, Justin, with how we should make/find a list of our own if we disagree but even then many would disagree. It's just personal opinion and unless the people were involved in making the list, there will always be complaints (as well as compliments).
The fact of the matter is they're slandering songs that display emotion and the vast majority are recorded by males. That's why this list is ridiculous.
Why is Taylor Hicks #1? I've never even heard that song. The #1 song needs to be more recognized. & excuse me I'll Be Missing You was a tribute to Biggie. There's nothing wussy about that. Only VH1 makes correct lists as far as I know. I do agree w/ I Need Love. So cheesy but appropriate for that time.
Woops my bad. I wasn't even looking at the #s. He still shouldn't be on it though. Too many people don't know that song. A lot of people watch AI & a lot of people don't.
... Does anybody notice most of these songs listed come from the male sex. I guess AOL is trying to say is that they're not "man-ly" enough for their derranged stereo-typing senses.
... Does anybody notice most of these songs listed come from the male sex. I guess AOL is trying to say is that they're not "man-ly" enough for their derranged stereo-typing senses.
"I Turn To You' by Christina should made that list. That song is sang at every elementary, middle school and high school graduations in America by girls with low self esteem who think they can sing but most likely in 7 years will be a stripper.
"I Turn To You' by Christina should made that list. That song is sang at every elementary, middle school and high school graduations in America by girls with low self esteem who think they can sing but most likely in 7 years will be a stripper.
... Does anybody notice most of these songs listed come from the male sex. I guess AOL is trying to say is that they're not "man-ly" enough for their derranged stereo-typing senses. 
