Song Titles with H

  • Pop ballad by Adele, 2015.

  • Hit by Pharrell Williams, 2013.

  • Song by Marshmello & Bastille, 2018.

  • Classic Beatles song, 1965.

  • Traditional birthday song, widely sung.

  • Classic by The Beatles, 1968.

  • Rock anthem by AC/DC, 1979.

  • Folk song by Leonard Cohen, 1984.

  • Song by Michael Bublé, 2005.

  • Pop ballad by Beyoncé, 2008.

  • Latin pop song by Camila Cabello, 2017.

  • Ballad by Mariah Carey, 1993.

  • Rock ballad by Bryan Adams, 1985.

  • Hit by OutKast, released 2003.

  • Song by Wilson Phillips, 1990.

  • Real song by Plain White T's, released 2006.

  • Real song by Twista feat. Faith Evans (2005).

  • Recognized song title, famously performed by Panic! at the Disco.

  • Real song by Eagles, rock classic (1976).

  • Real song by Ellie Goulding & Juice WRLD (2019).

  • Real song by Conan Gray (2020).

  • Real song by BLACKPINK, hit single (2020).

  • Real Beatles classic 'Here Comes the Sun' (1969).

  • Real song by Train, pop hit (2009).

  • Yes—Joni Mitchell song (1974).

  • Yes—hit song by Madonna (1983).

  • Yes—Bee Gees classic (1977).

  • Yes—Glass Animals hit (2020).

  • Yes—song by 2NE1 (2011), K-pop.

  • Yes—The Beatles' single (1967).

  • Yes—Bobby Goldsboro hit (1968).

  • Yes—Nine Inch Nails song (1994).

  • Yes—Billie Eilish title track (2021).

  • Yes—TV theme by Pratt & McClain (1976).

  • Yes—song by S Club 7 (2001).

  • Yes—Julio Iglesias song (1980).

  • Yes—Bryan Adams song (2002).

  • Yes—No Doubt ft. Bounty Killer (2001).

  • The Fray piano ballad, 2005/2006.

  • Demi Lovato pop single from 2009.

  • Squirrel Nut Zippers swing tune, 1996.

  • The Chainsmokers single, released 2022.

  • Twenty One Pilots hit, 2016 soundtrack.

  • Mariah Carey smash single, 1999.

  • Katy Perry mega-hit, 2008.

  • Avril Lavigne single, released 2007.

  • Bollywood song from 2004 (Hindi). Valid in India.

  • Yay! "Her" is a 2022 single by Megan Thee Stallion

  • Fleetwood Mac hit single, 1982.

  • Rag'n'Bone Man hit, 2016.

  • Pink Floyd classic from 1979.

  • Real song title: Taylor Swift, 2020.

  • Kendrick Lamar track HUMBLE., 2017.

  • Demi Lovato hit single, 2013.

  • The Turtles classic, released 1967.

  • Avicii anthem from 2013.

  • Adele’s 'Hello' was released in 2015.

  • Song by London Grammar, 2013.

  • Yep! Gwen Stefani hit from 2005.

  • One Direction single, 2015.

  • Kanye West single from 2008.

  • An officially released AC/DC song title from Back in Black.

  • Real song by Taylor Swift (2010). Spooky pop!

  • Lil Wayne ballad, released 2011.

  • David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj, 2015.

  • Bob Dylan protest song, 1976.

  • A released song title used by multiple artists 🎵

  • Alessia Cara debut hit, 2015.

  • My Chemical Romance track (2005). Emo classic.

  • Mother Mother indie track, 2008.

  • Lady Gaga song from 2011.

  • "Hate" is a known song title by Plain White T’s.

  • Hit single by Sam Smith (2019). Dance-pop vibe.

  • Rock song by Creed (1999). Big late-90s hit.

  • Justin Bieber single (2020). Pop/gospel feel.

  • Whitney Houston smash (1985). Pop staple.

  • Classic by Ace (1974). Also Puth in 2017.

  • "Hold My Hand" is a hit by Jess Glynne (2015).

  • The Beach Boys classic (1965). Comma often used.

  • Nickelback's 2001 rock hit. Ubiquitous!

  • David Bowie's "Heroes" (1977). Iconic rock.

  • The Script ft. will.i.am, 2012 pop hit.

  • LeAnn Rimes (1997) country-pop ballad.

  • The Beatles song from 1963.

  • Childish Gambino (2011) or Carrie Underwood (2015).

  • A recognizable song title used by several performers 🎶

  • An officially released pop song by Chappell Roan.

  • "Hips Don't Lie" 2006 hit by Shakira & Wyclef Jean.

  • From the musical "Hello, Dolly!" (1964).

  • Drake’s 2015 hit single.

  • Travis Scott single, 2019.

  • A traditional birthday song with a widely known title.

  • A famous song title from Disney’s The Lion King.

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