Top 10 Best Five Nights at Freddy's Songs

I always liked to imagine this song from the perspective of Toy Bonnie. It starts off with the friendly, "Hey there! How you doing? Nice to meet you!" that you would expect from the more child-proof, family-friendly plastic animatronics. But even though they want to be your "friends," ultimately the song deals with the reality that they (along with the withered models) were tampered with and/or are possessed by the restless child spirits. Hence, "But sometimes to do some good you've got to be the bad guy!"

In a nutshell, the lyrics, vocals, and composition are awesome, and this is definitely one of Mandopony's best works!

This song is so good. The theory "since 1987" might be wrong, but whatever. I've listened to it enough times to get sick of it, but it's still a banger.

Not only is it a banger, but nothing in it also violates the lore in any way particularly. Sure, the "since 1987" can be argued to be untrue to lore because the five kids in FNAF 1 probably died around 1985. However, this isn't confirmed in any way, and this song was made weeks after the game released, so I shouldn't be complaining.

I absolutely love this song! When I was younger and I wasn't interested in FNaF nor was I interested in its lore, I still found and loved this song! It's such a smart way to see the perspective of the children who were killed!

"Some bots are just distractions, some bots are just gold." Man, I really love this song. From since I was a child to now, it always made me feel like I was about to start my villain debut and be the bad guy of a show, or something, just by listening to the lyrics and following the instrumental of the song.

This is, like, my second favorite song, right after DAGames' Not Here All Night. All of these songs tell stories, and that's why they are amazing. They tell stories and are sung by wonderful singers.

Shall I go on? Really, they are just amazing pieces of fanwork that I hope their creators are proud of.

No matter how wrong the "Marionette is Golden Freddy's mom" theory is, this is probably my favorite song of all time. It's one of those songs with a peppy tune, but heartbreaking lyrics.

The song is about a woman (the singer) who lost her son to the Missing Children Incident and killed herself. In the theory, she winds up haunting the Marionette and giving life to her dead son and the other four children. The other kids become Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy, and her son becomes Golden Freddy.

They got everything right, except the Marionette is most likely possessed by a little boy, and if "his" laugh in the first game is anything to go by, Golden Freddy was a little girl in life.

I love this song! It's not number-one worthy, but I love the lyrics. If it were longer, I would have liked it better. Still love it, though! Another nitpick is that it goes unbearably slow, but many FNaF songs do that, so...

If I had to pick only three FNaF songs by TryHardNinja to listen to for a whole year, this would be one of them. I just love how well-thought-out it is and how it's about events in the 8-bit mini-games and not the actual game, as not many are.

Follow me. See a nightmare in action. I love this song so much because of the story behind it, and there are more theories of the secret box at the end of FNAF 4.

I honestly love this one, even though the lyrics don't change much. I love the acoustic version. Also, this is not "The Mangle Song", it's "Mangled", a song made by NateWantsToBattle.

Back to the lyrics, it really only has like one unique... I don't know, I'm not smart about music, but it goes, "Step one, check lights. And empty out the halls. Did you, hear that? There's banging in the halls. Enjoy your, new job, cause it may be your last. You're finally at 6 AM, we'll see you tomorrow" (I wrote this part off of memory). Nonetheless, it's an amazing song.

"I really hate you, stop getting in my way. I've lost my patience. When are you gonna decay? I want to throw you out, just like my broken TV. If you come back once more, it shall be painful, you see." It's such a cool song.

I love the vocals and the beat. Catchy and awesome! Can I point out it's in Purple Guy's point of view? And the last part is awesome as you can see Springtrap and Purple Guy being chased by the spirits.

No, this song is way too awesome to be this far down. I know lots of people feel like it has little to do with the franchise, but it's a pretty deep perspective on the animatronics.

The music video is way awesome! It definitely should be way higher!

This song, to me, seems to be from T. Bonnie's point of view. To me, it seems that they are lonely and want someone to share their pain or just to have another friend. I also don't think it's fair for T. Bonnie to have more songs than most of the other animatronics. But the song is great!

Now the show must go on. I can't talk about it around my sister because she just doesn't get that there is a FNaF version. Still, a really creative song and, while not Mandopony's best, I still enjoy listening to it.

I love the part where it mentions the previous song "Survive The Night."

This needs to be legit in the top five. No doubt about it. It was the very same song I listened to when the trailer came out for Sister Location. Really well-made, catchy, has a good beat, and sums up Sister Location all too well.

I love this song. Once again, there are some lore inaccuracies, since Circus Baby was not killed by William Afton, but STILL - I love this song so much. Whenever I listen to it, it makes me even more eager to start playing Sister Location.

Oh hell yes! Baby's voice is so good, and while the lyrics don't match up with lore like "Left Behind", some are still really good. My favorite lyric:

"You might look at me and think you're going crazy.
I lost it long ago, you're not alone, baby!"

I hate my metal bones, my bones and gears creak in my chest, my chest forever cold.

"I was lost and was afraid. I believed all of their lies. I believed that I was safe and that I would never die. Now I'm all alone, I've been hiding in the dark. I just want to go home, but my deeds sent me too far... All stay strong, we live eternally. All is well, the Afton family. Lives that fell to pure insanity. All is hell, the Afton family!" I love this song so much I listen to it every day.

Chris Afton had passed away due to the bite of '83. In 1983, his dad and all other guys lifted him to get his head bitten, then Fredbear bit his head. After that, medics tried to save him, and he died due to the bite of '83. This is what happens when a 9-year-old passes away.

Definitely one of the best FNAF songs of all time. It perfectly matches Bonnie's personality. I mean, the lyrics, "Hello, my friend! Back so soon again?" is so fitting for whenever that crazed robotic rabbit stares straight into the camera with those blank eyes.

And that guitar solo, man!

Bonnie's one of the best characters from the series, and this song dedicated to him is beyond good! Well done, Groundbreaking!

This is one of the first FNaF songs I had ever listened to, and I have listened to many other songs now. But to this day, The Bonnie Song is my favorite. I have even memorized the lyrics, I like it so much.

This song is a breath of fresh air in a fandom of songs sung from the animatronics' point of view. We always hear the anger and want of justice, but the security guard is dealing with the fact they might die. That along with its staggering music. Detached, worried vocals, and funny jokes to lighten the tone, while all keeping an incredibly suave and cool feel, make for an incredibly well-balanced song.

This is, by far, one of the best FNAF songs there is. The singing is great, accompanied by the lyrics and melody. I also think it's a great song to represent the FNAF series.

This song perfectly sets the mood for FNAF 4, and the vocals flawlessly fit the Nightmare Animatronics' aggressive nature. The melody is catchy, and the mood intensifies as the song progresses, before slowing briefly to hear the crying child's solo.

For a few sad moments, you can almost feel yourself empathizing with the small child before the music picks up again. "Break My Mind" finally finishes with Nightmare Fredbear's deafening roar. What a phenomenal song!

Possibly my second favorite song, next to I'm the Purple Guy. The sheer malice and anger in his voice are almost terrifying. Good on you, DAGames!

I'm glad someone finally did a song from the perspective of the child. The song itself isn't special, but it's not bad whatsoever. Still a great listen.

This is my absolute favorite song, and it has been since before I really knew much about FNAF! Shame the CG5 remix is more popular than the original.

I love how this song tells the story of how the Crying Child used to fight his nightmare every night!

This song is so catchy, in my opinion! The lyrics go well, the quality, everything. Including at the start when Springtrap is twitching and Bonnie looked at the camera! Look out the window. Bonnie is there. AHHH! Bonnie stuff me into the suit. Well, that concludes this.

If anyone makes a song along/lyric chain, start here.
30 years since all this happened.
30 years it took to rise.

Just a full-on evil song that sounds like you can make any villain be who they are just by the instrumental.

This song just seems to make me want to listen to it more and more.

Connection terminated. I'm sorry to interrupt you, Elizabeth, if you still even remember that name, but I'm afraid you've been misinformed. You are not here to receive a gift, nor have you been called here by the individual you assume. Although, you have indeed been called.

You have all been called here into a labyrinth of sounds and smells, misdirection, and misfortune. A labyrinth with no exit, a maze with no prize. You don't even realize that you're trapped. Your lust for blood has driven you in endless circles, chasing the cries of children in some unseen chamber, always seeming so near, yet somehow out of reach. But you will never find them. None of you will. This is where your story ends.