Best Hozier Songs

In my opinion, this song is the best Hozier ever made. I just fell in love with it.

I don't really care about what people say about the fact that it talks about religion, homosexuality, or things that might be "offending." Just appreciate this song as it is - just beautiful.

This is the most popular song by Hozier. The video really made a point.

This song is one of the best songs of 2014, in my opinion.

Intensely intense chorus with the wickedest possible video.

It truly deserved the Grammy it didn't get.

Well, for me, From Eden is a beautiful song, more beautiful than Take Me to Church.

It has a very heart-touching video and is beautifully sung. My favorite scene is the ending kiss - it was cute and almost brought someone to tears.

Keep up the good work.

Hozier has the ability to transcend you into another world with his songs.

From Eden is the best I have heard.

Makes me want to travel to a paradise that doesn't exist.

This is an underrated gem from Hozier. Take Me to Church might have been more popular, but the lyrics of this one, along with the background choir and the claps, transcend the listener to a different dimension.

It's my favorite of the bunch, tied with Movement.

First Hozier song I ever heard.

It was love at first sound.

It's so soothing for me and makes me want to sit in a field and stare at the sky in dim moonlight.

This song, oh my god! I literally put this on a playlist I made for my crush. Sadly, he didn't take the hint. :)

But the song is AMAZING.

Makes me want to read by the fireplace.

It was between this, Movement, and To Be Alone, but this one is bittersweet and makes me cry, so yeah.

I don't think there's a song in the world I love more than Cherry Wine.

This is a stunning song. The way the lyrics entwine with the melody and the depth of the words, coupled with Hozier's storytelling voice, is nothing short of poetic.

Utter beauty, as expected!

Should've been in the Top 10 for sure!

Monstrous song!

From deep inside to deep inside... It's quite clear the music is naturally close to the author. Otherwise, it would never have been so explicit.

Gorgeous. Deep. Thought-provoking.

It feels like a quick-paced dance.

It's the brutal, sarcastic truth of today's generation. Somehow, we feel that if we "bind" ourselves to a single person, we'll miss out on things.

While jumping from one person to another, we are missing out on life. We have no ground, and we think we'll find someone better, someone new to replace the current one.

We don't need to replace people. We need to make ourselves better, compromise, and adjust in relationships because, in the end, what matters is how many people look up to you with love.

Oh, Hozier, you wicked soul.

This is such a beautiful song. Maybe even better than Take Me to Church.

Definitely deserves to be in the top ten.

Why is this at 17? It's worthy of the top 10, at least.

One of my favorites in the self-titled album, along with Angel of Small Death and the Codeine Scene.

It should be higher.

There's something really special about how Hozier sings about the person in this song. The sound almost makes it feel like a secular gospel in the way it fills you with this unmistakable sensation.

This song deserves more recognition!

The strings, instrumentation, and the thick Irish accent all mix so well and create the perfect song for me.

Also, the metaphorical comparison between the shrike (a predator bird) and his love is top-tier.

I love this song.

It's so pretty and relaxing.

This song is literally poetry, depicting a very chilling scene in the woods where someone is struggling to survive. This is probably a metaphor for hard times and not giving up.

The main reason this song isn't getting the recognition it deserves is that no one has heard it. Please check it out. It is beautiful in the most sorrowful way.

This song is so beautiful, coupled with the fact that the lyrics are song titles.

It takes a genius to create this masterpiece.

One of my favorite songs from Wasteland, Baby!