[Classic Hits] A Collection of Disney Songs Filled with Love and Dreams

When Will My Life Begin?Mandy Moore

Mandy Moore – When Will My Life Begin? (From “Tangled”/Sing-Along)

The theme song of Disney’s Tangled features Mandy Moore’s captivating vocals.

Its lively melody expresses the heroine’s longing for freedom.

Released in 2010, the film’s Broadway-style rock flavor is striking.

The lyrics, which sing about breaking free from daily routines and yearning for something new, are sure to resonate with anyone seeking the courage to pursue their dreams.

Certified Platinum in the UK and 2× Platinum in the U.

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, this work showcases Mandy Moore’s powerful yet delicate singing—be sure to enjoy it.

Hakuna MatataElton John

Hakuna Matata (The Lion King)

Hakuna Matata is the insert song from the film The Lion King that means “Don’t worry, it’ll all work out” in Swahili.

Sung by Timon and Pumbaa, who appear as the protagonist Simba’s best friends, it’s a cheerful number that expresses their laid-back, carefree outlook on life.

In The Lion King 1½, released in 2004, it was used as the subtitle.

It’s a song I especially want people to hear when they’re stuck in life and feeling troubled.

Beyond ~Let's go beyond~ME:I

Moana 2 Japanese end song “Beyond ~Let’s Go Beyond~” performed by ME:I - Special Vocal Video

This is the song chosen as the Japanese end theme for the Disney animated film Moana and the Legend of the Sea 2.

It’s performed by the girl group ME:I, formed through a survival audition program.

With a grand, uplifting atmosphere, it’s a heart-stirring number whose lyrics reflect the film’s world, depicting Moana’s new adventure.

The expansive, powerful vocals elevate it to a deeply moving piece.

Be sure to enjoy it along with the movie!

You are my friend.Randy Newman

You've Got a Friend in Me (Toy Story)

The Toy Story series, which was a major hit depicting the world of toys led by Woody and Buzz, is the world’s first fully CG-animated production, with four films released by 2019.

Its theme song, You’ve Got a Friend in Me, composed by American singer-songwriter Randy Newman, was nominated for Best Original Song at the 68th Academy Awards and for Best Original Song at the 53rd Golden Globe Awards.

In the Japanese version, Diamond✩Yukai performed the song, which was released as a single in 1996.

Try EverythingShakira

Shakira – Try Everything (Official Video)

“Try Everything,” sung by Shakira, a singer-songwriter who represents Colombia, is the theme song of the 2016 film Zootopia.

The Japanese version was released as a single by Dream Ami, who also provided the Japanese dub for Gazelle, a popular singer in the movie, and it reached No.

6 on the Oricon Singles Chart.

It’s a pop song with the message that if you never give up, your wishes will come true.

A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart MakesIlene Woods

Lily James – A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes (from Disney’s “Cinderella”)

The beloved song from Disney’s Cinderella resonates deeply with Ilene Woods’s gentle vocals.

Released in 1950, the film teaches the importance of never giving up on your dreams and continuing to believe.

This is a song that gives you the courage to hold onto hope even in the face of hardship.

Woods’s voice seems to envelop you, tenderly staying close to the listener’s heart.

The track was released by the RCA Victor label on 7-inch 45 RPM vinyl and 10-inch 78 RPM shellac, and it was made available in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

It’s the perfect song for anyone chasing a dream or in need of encouragement.

Please give it a listen.

Without youRandy Newman

Disney Music Showcase / If I Didn't Have You | Disney+

The theme song of the Disney film Monsters, Inc.

, which depicts the slapstick antics at a company where monsters work, is “If I Didn’t Have You.” Composed by Randy Newman—just like Toy Story’s theme song “You’ve Got a Friend in Me”—it won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 74th Oscars.

With a warm sound that evokes old jazz, the song features charming lyrics that reveal the relationship between the film’s characters, Sulley and Mike.

In the Japanese version, the vocals are performed by Hidehiko Ishizuka and Yuji Tanaka, who also provided the characters’ dubbing.