Best Love Songs of All Times

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Let’s not pretend modern love songs are any less ridiculous. “All of Me” by John Legend is beautiful, but it’s also the song that every couple at a wedding chooses, and then the groom forgets the second verse and mumbles like a lost puppy. John Legend wrote it for his wife, Chrissy Teigen, which is sweet—but it also means you can’t sing it without feeling slightly judged by their Instagram-perfect life.

Another heavy hitter: “Thinking Out Loud” by Ed Sheeran. This song is the official soundtrack for people who want to dance in the kitchen while their toast burns. Ed Sheeran wrote it after a particularly romantic night watching Netflix, proving that even the most ordinary moments can launch a thousand wedding DJ requests.

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And we cannot ignore “Shallow” by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. It’s a love song about being sad in a bathtub, then screaming about it in a concert crowd. The chemistry in that movie was so real, people were convinced they were secretly dating. They weren’t, but they did convince us all to start singing at our friends with intense eye contact.

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So, what’s the best love song of all time? Honestly, it’s whatever song makes you feel like a rom-com protagonist for three minutes. For me, it’s “L-O-V-E” by Nat King Cole—because it’s short, sweet, and doesn’t require me to commit to a 6-minute emotional breakdown.

Here’s a shocking fact: According to a 2026 study, the most-played love song at weddings in the U.S. is “Perfect” by Ed Sheeran, beating out classics like “Unchained Melody.” Traitors. But hey, love is weird, and so is our music taste.

So dust off your air guitar, practice your longing stare, and remember: a great love song is just a way to say “I care about you” while sounding like a dramatic idiot. And that, my friends, is beautiful.