Top 10 Best Richard Marx Songs

Very nice song. My heart runs deep into the memories. I always have tears when I listen to this song. Just an incredible composition.

This was my wife and my song while dating in 1989. It was also the song for our first dance at our wedding in 1990.

Oh, the tune and the music! It makes me fly. And the lyrics are just so beautiful and meaningful!

Heartbreaking. If you've never felt this way, you've never lived.

Makes me want to go back to my old days.

So beautiful. "Every single breath you took was mine..."

One of those hauntingly mysterious, beautiful melodies that stays vivid in the back of your mind and comes to the surface when you need an emotional lift.

The most emotive, soulful song of all time. It got me through some very dark times.

Songs like Hazard are heartbreaking.

Full of emotions and feeling. Who can believe this was his first single, and it topped the Billboard charts!

It's a song that inspires you to do better in some things.

A beautiful ballad, the likes of which aren't made anymore.

The Should've Known Better live version on the PBS special "A Night Out with Friends" is epic!

A smooth groove to set your day right.

Way too low on this list.

A very honest yet touching song about devoted love.

Actually! Find you again.

Simply heart-touching.

Apart from ballads, Richard has a strong impact in the rock genre!

When I listen to this song, I feel satisfied.

Awesome song, with the emotion of knowing you'll have to stay where you are. I know we have ALL been there!

I'm surprised this wasn't on the Greatest Hits!

Here comes another rock song!

His best song ever!

This has to be included on a "Best of" Richard Marx list. Along with "Children of the Night," it's one of his most underrated songs.

My all-time favorite from Richard Marx, from the amazing Repeat Offender album.

A very underrated upbeat song.

A duet with Donna Lewis. A great soundtrack!

Should be the second best.

Great song. I love it.

This song is so beautiful, and the emotion is so raw. It should definitely be in the top ten.

Super song from his new album Stories to Tell.

A beautiful song. This is what I call real music.

One of, if not his most underrated ballad.

I can't believe it took this long for this song to make the list. Very sad, but real. I heard Richard Marx spent time with street kids and wrote this song based on their input.

This song makes me hauntingly sad! It should be more well-known. Breaks my heart.