Easy-to-sing Disney songs. Songs that let you slip into a world of love, dreams, and magic.

Hi-hoFrank Churchill

Disney Music Showcase / Heigh-Ho | Disney+

Snow White, known as Disney’s first feature-length color film.

One particularly memorable song in the film is “Heigh-Ho.” It’s a piece composed by Frank Churchill.

Thanks to its catchy title phrase, it has an addictive quality that you won’t forget after hearing it once.

In the film it’s sung by the seven dwarfs, so it’s perfect when you want everyone to sing out together.

Another selling point is that the lyrics are simple and easy to remember.

Even people hearing the song for the first time will probably be able to sing along.

Carrying HappinessMrs. GREEN APPLE

Carrying Happiness

This song was released as a digital-only single on July 19, 2025, from the Universal Music label EMI Records, and the YouTube comments are filled with praise from Disney fans! As you listen, you might feel there are quite a lot of higher notes.

The vocal range is A3 to F#5, and there are indeed many bright, high tones characteristic of Mrs.

(Green Apple), but it’s fine to sing most of the high sections like the chorus in falsetto.

The first verse includes the lowest notes and seems relatively easy to sing in chest voice.

Also, the second verse has a bit of a rap vibe, so enjoy riding the rhythm! Before singing this song for the first time, try humming or using falsetto all the way through.

That will help you relax and produce that light, airy “Mrs.” tone.

A must-listen for Disney lovers, too!

My wishAlan Menken

My Wish (The Hunchback of Notre Dame)

A heart-stirring ballad in which a lonely soul longs for freedom.

From a quiet introduction to a grand orchestral climax, the song gracefully portrays the protagonist’s yearning for the world beyond a closed cathedral.

Featured in Disney’s The Hunchback of Notre Dame, released in May 1996, it is cherished as a classic that enriches the film’s musical scenes.

It’s a perfect song for those who empathize with the story of a warm-hearted yet solitary hero, and for anyone who treasures dreams and hope.

Express your feelingsAlan Menken

Enchanted “Convey Your Feelings” Japanese ver._English ver_

A delightful song and dance filled with love and magic unfolds in Central Park.

Featured on the November 2007 soundtrack, this piece stands out among Alan Menken’s works for its especially cheerful vibe.

With a bright melody that incorporates calypso and Latin rhythms, it carries a message about the importance of love.

Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Song, it is performed by Amy Adams in Disney’s Enchanted.

The lively yet heartwarming melody, showcased in a grand musical number, is perfect for listening with family and friends.

Bibbidi-Bobbidi-BooMack David,Al Hoffman

Disney Music Showcase / Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo | Disney+

A gem of a song delivered to the world by Disney, sung in an iconic scene woven from love and magic.

It’s a fantastical piece that chants a magical spell over a cheerful, lively melody.

First used in the 1950 film Cinderella, it was performed by Verna Felton as the Fairy Godmother and earned high acclaim, including a nomination for Best Original Song at the 23rd Academy Awards in 1951.

It was also featured in the 2015 live-action Cinderella, sung by Helena Bonham Carter.

It’s the perfect song for anyone who wants to experience a heart-fluttering moment of Disney magic.

Aloha e komo maiDanny Jacob

With Japanese Lyrics: Aloha E Komo Mai [Lilo & Stitch]

This song features an upbeat pop sound infused with a cheerful Hawaiian flair, and lyrics that blend English and Hawaiian, leaving a strong impression.

The tropical tones of ukulele and steel guitar further enhance its cute finish.

Used as the theme song for Stitch! The Movie released in 2003, it was later adopted as the opening theme for Lilo & Stitch: The Series, becoming a beloved part of the Disney family.

Its bright, lively melody and warm lyrics centered on family and friendship make it perfect for a mood lift or a drive.

It’s an ideal pick if you’re looking for a track that will lift your spirits.

Remember MeKristen Anderson-Lopez,Robert Lopez

Remember Me (Japanese Version)

This song features a gently enveloping, beautiful melody and a heartwarming message.

Its arrangement incorporates Latin elements, and the acoustic guitar’s timbre is striking, wonderfully expressing feelings for family and love for someone special.

Released as the theme song for the 2017 film “Coco,” it won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 90th Oscars.

Perfectly complementing a story inspired by Mexico’s traditional Day of the Dead, it resonates deeply with viewers.

It’s a warm, uplifting track you’ll want to listen to with someone you cherish.