Queen Popular Song Rankings [2025]

HeadlongQueen71rank/position

Queen – Headlong (Official Video)

The song was written by guitarist Brian and was originally intended for his solo album.

After hearing Freddie sing it, they decided to record it as Queen, and the four members rewrote the song together.

I’m Going Slightly MadQueen72rank/position

Queen – I’m Going Slightly Mad (Official Video)

A song Freddie wrote in London.

Part of the lyrics was suggested by his friend, Peter Straker.

Released as a single in 1991, its cover art was inspired by Grandville’s illustrations.

It’s LateQueen73rank/position

Queen – It’s Late (Official Lyric Video)

Written and composed by Brian, this song is themed around a man’s heartbreak.

It features a different finish from Queen’s previous work.

One reason for this difference is said to be Brian’s use of the tapping technique—a guitar method he had never tried before.

It’s A Hard LifeQueen74rank/position

Queen – It’s A Hard Life (Official Video)

I think Freddy’s outfit covered in eyeballs would be really gross for people who aren’t into that, but the amazing thing about a superstar is that they can still pull it off.

Saying that life is painful while also insisting that lovers must stay together sounds just like a dad’s lecture.

Las Palabras De AmorQueen75rank/position

Queen – Las Palabras De Amor (Top Of The Pops, 1982)

The song “Las Palabras De Amor,” featured on the 10th album Hot Space.

The opening, which begins with a floating, synth-driven sound, and the spacious choral work are particularly striking.

While the melody stays consistently high, the overall range is actually narrow, and the tempo is relaxed, so it’s easier to try at karaoke if you adjust the key to suit your voice.

Since there are backing vocals throughout, why not try recreating the song’s atmosphere with your friends?

Lazing On A Sunday AfternoonQueen76rank/position

Queen – Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon (Official Lyric Video)

This song exudes a steadfast determination to absolutely laze around on Sunday afternoons.

It’s “Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon” from the legendary rock band Queen, included on their masterpiece A Night at the Opera.

The eccentric week imagined by the outrageous rock star Freddie Mercury is delightful, and you’ll surely find yourself relating to his obsession with days off.

Freddie loved tearing around on a bicycle, and in this song he slyly slips in a verse about riding one.

It’s a track that feels like a comedy-heavy musical!

Let Me In Your Heart AgainQueen77rank/position

Queen – Let Me In Your Heart Again (Album Version)

Isn’t Queen the band that left the world with a mountain of the greatest rock ballads? This particular song by Queen tenderly sings of a steadfast love for a woman who has gone away.

Being able to love someone this much is so cool—it makes you admire them.

With its memorable chorus and a quintessential rock-band guitar solo, it’s a can’t-miss love song packed with highlights.