Top 10 Best Eurythmics Songs
With their unique blend of new wave, synth-pop, and rock, the Eurythmics created a sound that defined an era and still holds up decades later. Annie Lennox's unmistakable voice paired with Dave Stewart's innovative production resulted in some of the most unforgettable tracks of their time.
This list brings together some of their most celebrated hits, as well as a few hidden gems, showcasing the band's range and creativity. From haunting ballads to energetic anthems, each track offers something different.
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Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
Love this song, but I love the Marilyn Manson cover even more.
Classic song that everyone knows. This one should be number 1.
Great synthesizer in the intro of the song.
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Here Comes the Rain Again
This is my personal number one.
Better than Sweet Dreams.
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Love is a Stranger
Great opener to a great album.
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Who's that Girl?
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There Must Be an Angel (Playing with My Heart)
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When Tomorrow Comes
This is my favorite of their songs: lovely, hopeful, but with an edge of melancholy.
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Don't Ask Me Why
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Would I Lie to You?
Love this song! It makes me want to dance. It should be higher on the list.
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The Miracle of Love
Great song, but it's in the wrong place on the list.
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I Need a Man
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Sylvia
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I've Got an Angel
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Sexcrime
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Thorn in My Side
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Missionary Man
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You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart
This song is far better than Sexcrime and some other songs that are ranked higher on this list. The same goes for I've Got a Life and Don't Ask Me Why.
Missionary Man and Thorn in My Side should also be among the top ten songs. What the heck! Julia and Beethoven (I Love to Listen) deserve better placements as well.
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Sisters Are Doin It for Themselves
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Right by Your Side
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It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)
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The Walk
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17 Again
I think this fairly new song represents the band's best work.
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I Saved the World Today
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No Fear, No Hate, No Pain (No Broken Hearts)
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Beethoven (I Love to Listen)
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Somebody Told Me
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Jennifer
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Cool Blue