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A song reflecting on a specific date, possibly of personal significance to Mellencamp.

Written as the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name.

Jack Wagner pursued a recording career alongside his work in television soap operas. All I Need, written by Glen Ballard, Clif Magness and David Pack, became his signature single and the title of his debut album....

A critique of American foreign policy and its impact on other countries.

A moody, atmospheric track from the band's "Once Upon a Time" album.

The comfort and security found in a loving relationship.

Based on the Robert A. Heinlein short story of the same name, dealing with time travel paradoxes.

A pop-rock song about the impact of falling in love.

A dance-pop track about falling in love, from Madonna's "Like a Virgin" album.

A synth-pop track about irresistible attraction.

Instrumental theme from the film "Beverly Hills Cop."

A romantic synth-pop ballad showcasing the band's evolving sound.

A powerful rock anthem that showcased Turner's comeback in the 1980s.

Often misinterpreted as patriotic, the song actually critiques the treatment of Vietnam War veterans.

Richard Page attributes the imagery in Broken Wings to lyricist John Lang's reading of Kahlil Gibran. In a firsthand interview, Page said Lang approached the author's estate about using the material. Page also...

A cover of The Beach Boys' classic, given a hard rock makeover by the Van Halen frontman.

Can't Fight This Feeling appears on REO Speedwagon's 1984 Wheels Are Turnin'. The band's original program credits both words and music to Kevin Cronin. Its narrative moves from friendship toward a declaration of...

George Michael wrote this song about the guilt of betraying a friend in a relationship.

The importance of cherishing loved ones and relationships.

A funky rock track emphasizing the importance of open dialogue in relationships.

A Latin-influenced dance track that brought Gloria Estefan to mainstream success.

The challenges of young love and peer pressure.

Written for the film "Vision Quest" to capture teenage love and desire.

A sultry R&B track showcasing Cole's powerful vocals.

A romantic ballad showcasing Jackson's smooth vocal style.

A dance-pop track with a catchy chorus and upbeat rhythm.

Co-written with Dave Stewart of Eurythmics, featuring a psychedelic sound and video.

The song's lyrics are intentionally vague, with Collins admitting he didn't know what they meant.

Written for the film "The Breakfast Club" to capture teenage angst and relationships.

The idea of adorning a lover with affection and desire.

Collaborative effort during the recording of Bailey's Chinese Wall album.

A hard rock track about intense desire and passion.

Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith recalled that an early chorus referred explicitly to going to war, reflecting the nuclear anxiety of the Cold War. Orzabal changed the central phrase after thinking about a record...

George Michael's frustrations with a demanding partner.

Originally written by Daryl Hall about the pain of separation.

The barriers people build in relationships and the desire to break them down.

Wham! was the British duo of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, who became friends at school in Hertfordshire and played in an earlier ska band. Their 1980s pop drew on soul and R&B, with Fantastic followed by Make...

A metaphor for life's journey and finding joy along the way.

A celebration of feeling energized and renewed.

Written for the film "Vision Quest," the song was only released as a single outside the U.S.

A cover of the T. Rex classic, given a hard rock makeover by the supergroup.

A solo effort from The Who's lead singer, embracing a more contemporary 80s sound.

Reflects on the passage of time and nostalgia for one's younger years.

A rock song with an anti-drunk driving message.

The song deals with the rush and confusion of falling in love.

Originally written for the film "A Night in Heaven," the song became a hit when re-released.

An upbeat rock song about the euphoria of new love.

A rock anthem about giving in to passion and desire.

Originally written by Prince in 1979, inspired by his admiration for Patrice Rushen.

Mick Jones described writing the song late at night while reflecting on divorce, a new relationship and pressures within the band. He wanted the arrangement to convey a spiritual dimension; the New Jersey Mass Choir...