Blue's Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

My CityBlue8rank/position

Blue – My City (Official Video)

BLUE ENCOUNT’s song, which portrays the hustle and bustle of the city and the feeling of loneliness, is the very trajectory of the band’s growth.

While candidly singing about financial struggles and the frustration of going unrecognized, it delivers a powerful message—“We can be your place to belong”—that truly resonates.

Released in January 2017, the track is included on the band’s sixth studio album.

A music video was also released, allowing you to experience the song’s world visually as well.

It’s a track that gives a push to young people chasing their dreams.

Especially when you’re feeling defeated, why not give this song a listen?

The Gift with lyricsBlue9rank/position

Blue – The Gift with lyrics

Noriyuki Makihara provided one of his own album tracks to the UK male vocal group Blue.

The original conveyed its passionate feelings directly, but this version has been turned into a stylish piece highlighted by the beautiful blend of overlapping male vocals.

The arrangement is also sparkling.

It’s perfect as background music for conversation.

When Summer’s GoneBlue10rank/position

When Summer’s Gone

This is a poignant song that intertwines romance with the changing seasons.

Even as the refreshing summer comes to an end, it carries a hopeful message that the bond with a loved one will remain unchanged.

BLUE ENCOUNT’s passionate vocals and driving sound beautifully capture both the loneliness of summer’s end and the anticipation of a new season.

Released in January 2017 and included on the album “Guilty,” this track is recommended for those who want to look back on summer memories and reevaluate their relationships with someone special.

It’s a moving classic that adorns a page of youth and resonates deeply in the heart.

Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest WordBlue ft. Elton John11rank/position

Blue Featuring Elton John – Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word

A song by the British four-piece R&B group Blue that covers an Elton John track and even features a collaboration.

Its wistful melody, the sound of the piano, and the lyric “The words ‘I’m sorry’ are the most painful words” make it a very heartrending breakup song.