Cyndi Lauper Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Sally’s PigeonsCyndi Lauper36rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – Sally’s Pigeons (Official Video)

The intro starts with vocals over percussion, and various instruments gradually layer in.

At that moment it moves right into the chorus and then into the second verse.

This kind of flow is a common arrangement in classical music.

I think it’s a ballad-style piece.

Sisters of AvalonCyndi Lauper37rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – Sisters of Avalon

Released in 1997, “Sisters of Avalon” is the title track single from the fifth album “Sisters of Avalon,” released in 1996.

This track was issued as a single only in Japan.

The World Is StoneCyndi Lauper38rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – The World Is Stone

Released in 1992, The World Is Stone was included on the soundtrack of the musical Tycoon and became a hit, reaching No.

2 in France, No.

15 in the UK, No.

16 in Ireland, No.

100 in Germany, and No.

8 on Japan’s Oricon chart.

Until You Come Back to Me (That’s What I’m Gonna Do)Cyndi Lauper39rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – Until You Come Back To Me (Live ’03)

Released in 2004, “Until You Come Back to Me” is a cover of a song by American soul singer Aretha Franklin.

Cyndi sings it in a whispering, very subdued style.

The interplay with the blues harp is delightful.

What’s Going OnCyndi Lauper40rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – What’s Going On

This is a cover by Cyndi Lauper of a song released by American singer Marvin Gaye, a track beloved by many artists.

It is included on the album “True Colors.” The soulful vocals toward the end are particularly captivating.

When You Were MineCyndi Lauper41rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – 1985 When You Were Mine (Live at American Music Award)

The intro gives quite a pop impression.

From the verse, it’s a very cheerful number.

Including the pre-chorus, the chorus flows in naturally, and the whole song progresses that way.

I think this is the album where they started to become popular, so it’s worth checking out.

You Don’t KnowCyndi Lauper42rank/position

Cyndi Lauper – You Don’t Know

It is included on the album “Sisters of Avalon.” With its upbeat rhythm and the memorable phrase featured in the title, it’s a track that sticks in your ears.

The lyrics, which seem to interrogate someone over a relatively gentle melody, feel as if they’re questioning me, which gives me a jolt.