!link! — 90s Love Songs Top 100

Mariah invented the "doormat with self-respect." The lyrics say, "You'll always be a part of me." The melody says, "But I’m still the queen and you’re a fool for leaving." The whistle tone is the final boss of breakups.

The breakup anthem for when you know it’s over, but you refuse to admit it. It’s the song you played on repeat while laying on your bedroom floor carpet. It holds the record for longest #1 hit (13 weeks) because the 90s were collectively heartbroken. 90s love songs top 100

Radiohead told us anyone can get a Creep ; Dr. Dre and Snoop told us Ain’t Nuthin’ but a ‘G’ Thang . Even the tough guys needed a slow jam. And Pearl Jam’s Black ? That song doesn’t just break your heart; it sets it on fire and watches the smoke drift into Seattle rain. The Top 10 (Or, The Songs That Ruined Your Expectations) Here is a sneak peek of the top tier. You will cry. You will also laugh at the 90s logic. Mariah invented the "doormat with self-respect

The musical equivalent of dimming the lights and putting rose petals on a waterbed. It is sensual, smooth, and utterly impossible to listen to without swaying side-to-side like a bobblehead. It holds the record for longest #1 hit