[Disney] Unforgettable Love Songs
There are many popular Disney songs, aren’t there?
Among them are some famous tunes you’d even find in textbooks.
This time, we’re introducing “love songs” from Disney.
Disney has many romance-themed works like Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Cinderella, and there are plenty of wonderful love songs as well.
They’re all masterpieces that bring memorable scenes to mind, so if you’re looking for Disney love songs, be sure to give them a listen.
[Disney] Unforgettable Love Songs (21–30)
Love Is A CompassGriff
Love Is A Compass is a moving number sung by British singer-songwriter Griff.
It was featured in the short film From Our Family To Yours, which was produced as an advertisement to support a volunteer organization.
Through an old Mickey Mouse plush toy and a family tradition at Christmas, it tells a heartwarming story of a grandmother and her granddaughter.
Mirroring that story, the song expresses that the bond between the two will never break, even if one of them loses their way somewhere.
The melody carries a touch of poignancy, yet it also conveys a warmth that lets you feel the strength of family ties.
A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart MakesIlene Woods
The classic song “A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes,” born from Disney’s film Cinderella.
This timeless masterpiece was introduced to the world in 1950 by Ilene Woods with her warm, heartfelt vocals, and it continues to be loved by many listeners today.
The piece conveys a positive message through music—believe in your dreams and never give up, no matter what.
It is especially recommended for those facing hardship or on the verge of losing hope.
The gentle melody spun by Ilene Woods will tenderly embrace and comfort the listener’s heart.
It’s a classic that renews our strength to believe in dreams as we live through today.
Be sure to check it out.
[Disney] Unforgettable Love Songs (31–40)
Colors Of The WindJudy Kuhn
Judy Kuhn’s moving vocals take the spotlight in “Colors of the Wind.” As the theme song for the 1995 animated film Pocahontas, it has resonated with countless listeners.
The melody and lyrics, woven by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz, convey the preciousness of nature and life while inspiring deep reflection.
The 11-language clip reel included on the DVD released for the film’s 10th anniversary is also a highlight.
It’s a perfect song for a romantic date or a quiet, relaxing evening.
Truly an immortal classic that reveals something new with every listen.
ReflectionLea Salonga
Lea Salonga’s signature song “Reflection” from Disney’s classic Mulan captures profound inner feelings.
Confronting the heavy themes of identity and societal expectations head-on, this moving ballad has never lost its luster since its 1998 release.
Salonga’s clear, powerful vocals beautifully convey the emotions of conflict and liberation.
It’s a piece that resonates not as a quick fix, but when you want to reexamine yourself.
It reminds us, once again, of the importance of listening to our inner voice.
If We Hold on TogetherDiana Ross
Released on November 5, 1988, this Diana Ross song is also known as the theme for the animated film “The Land Before Time.” When you’re in love—especially with unrequited feelings—you can sometimes lose your sense of direction.
But rather than regret it, if you take pride in how far you’ve come, won’t the future suddenly open up? And perhaps that steady accumulation will lead you toward eternity.
When I Look At YouMiley Cyrus
Even at the lowest points in life, remembering you gives me courage.
It’s a mutual-love song that makes you feel our bond.
If the rainy days of June have you feeling down, it’s perfect for lifting your spirits.
In the June bride season, it’s also a great choice for wedding BGM.
Beauty and the BeastAriana Grande & John Legend
It’s the theme song from this year’s live-action Disney film “Beauty and the Beast,” performed as a duet by the exceptionally talented Ariana Grande and John Legend.
Hearing that famous intro puts you in a romantic mood and leaves you spellbound.
It’s a love song I highly recommend listening to alone together with your partner.