Song Titles with E
Hit by Backstreet Boys, 1997.
Song by Buddy Holly, released 1957.
Song by Taylor Swift, 2020.
Classic by The Police, 1983.
Soul song by Commodores, 1977.
Song by Michael Bublé, 2007.
Rock song by Foo Fighters, 1997.
Rock anthem by Survivor, 1982.
Song by R.E.M., released 1992.
Metal track by Metallica, 1991.
Song by Taylor Swift, 2010.
Song by Britney Spears, 2003.
Real song: Barbra Streisand, 1976 theme.
Pop ballad by Billie Eilish, 2019.
Eurovision hit by Loreen, 2012.
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Duet by Diana Ross & Lionel Richie, 1981.
Real song: Fleetwood Mac, 1987 pop.
Real song: Imagine Dragons & JID, 2021.
Real song: Adele, 2021 piano ballad.
Real song: Neon Trees, 2012 alt-pop.
Classic hit: Robert Knight, 1967.
Yes! Cascada’s 2005 Eurodance hit.
Taylor Swift & Ed Sheeran duet, 2013.
Real song: Ash - End of the World (2007)
"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams, 1991 ballad.
BØRNS hit single Electric Love (2014)
Backstreet Boys - Everyone (2000)
"Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C+C Music Factory, 1990.
Tegan & Sara's LEGO Movie hit (2014)
Taylor Swift ft. Ed Sheeran & Future (2017)
The Cure song End from Wish (1992)
A released song title by Benny Blanco, Halsey, and Khalid.
Marianas Trench song Ever After (2011)
The Beatles classic Eleanor Rigby (1966)
Beyonce's End of Time (2011)
Eric Prydz single Every Day (2012), real title
Jay-Z & Alicia Keys anthem (2009)
Tame Impala rock track Elephant (2012)
Michael Jackson single, 1995 power ballad.
Ugly Kid Joe single, 1992 hard rock jam.
Boyz II Men classic, 1992 R&B ballad.
Grandmaster Slice - Electric Slide (1991)
Weird Al's parody hit Eat It (1984)
Lil Dicky collab, 2019 eco-themed pop rap.
Katy Perry single, 2021 pop (Pokemon collab).
The Weeknd, 2014, Fifty Shades soundtrack hit.
The Beatles song, 1964, from Beatles for Sale.
A recognized song title recorded by several artists.
Drake single from 2015, hip-hop banger.
One Direction album track, 2015 pop.
Enrique Iglesias single, 2001 pop.
Tyler, the Creator, 2019 neo-soul/hip-hop.
Khalid single, 2020 R&B/pop vibe.
Real song by Garbage (2016); also The Cranberries
Sia hit, 2013/2015, electro-pop ballad.
Katy Perry song "E.T.", released 2011.
MGMT's Electric Feel (2007/08), indie-psychedelic
A documented song title used by multiple artists.
Yes, Gackt released the single Ever in 2010
Many songs named Echo, e.g., Hardwell (2015)
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Spanish hit Eres by Cafe Tacvba (2003)
Delta Goodrem song Enough (2016) ft. Gizzle
Real song: Zion.T - Eat (K-pop, 2015)
Coldplay track Everglow (2015), widely known
Hit song by Beyonce (2009); also Elton John (1978)
Mariah Carey hit Emotions (1991), pop/R&B
Drake song Elevate (2018) on Scorpion
Classic by Eddy Grant (1982), reggae-pop hit
A classic song from the musical Annie.
A recognized song title, including releases by several artists.
ABBA song "Eagle" (1977). Classic pop.
Taylor Swift song "epiphany" (2020). Fits.
Dua Lipa & Silk City track "Electricity" (2018).
Interpol alt-rock single (2004), spooky vibes.
Pearl Jam released this iconic grunge song.
Olivia Rodrigo song "enough for you" (2021).
Bowling for Soup song "Emily" (2003), pop-punk.
Taylor Swift & Bon Iver track "exile" (2020).
A 2024 hit by Sabrina Carpenter ☕
Commodores song "Easy (Like Sunday Morning)" (1977).
Spanish pop hit "Ella" by Bebe (2004).
McCartney & Stevie Wonder duet "Ebony and Ivory" (1982).
Robbie Williams single "Eternity" (2001).
"Egg" is a song title used by several bands (rock/indie).
Lenka pop hit (2011), catchy Windows 8 ad tune.
Pink Floyd song "Eclipse" (1973), DSOTM closer.
Hollywood Undead rap-pop single (2010).
A well-known song by Djo.
"The Edge of Glory" by Lady Gaga, pop anthem from 2011.
A well-known Poison power ballad from 1988 🎸
Chic disco classic (1978), big dancefloor hit.
Justin Bieber & Sean Kingston pop single (2010).
Harry Styles album track (2017), mellow pop.
5 Seconds of Summer pop-rock single (2019).
The Gap Band funk hit (1982), classic groove.
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