Unveiling the Ultimate Disney Soundtrack Hits: You Won't Believe Which Song Takes the Crown

“You’ll Be in My Heart”—Phil Collins, Tarzan (Number 21, 1999)

This tune also has a place in Disney history, as it's been translated to several languages performed by Phil Collins and other singers.

“Go the Distance”—Michael Bolton, Hercules (Number 24, 1997)

Every time you hear this song, it feels like a comforting pep talk–the ultimate “chin up, you've got this” anthem.

“Circle of Life”—Elton John, The Lion King (Number 18, 1994)

Following the iconic shot of the blazing African sunrise, the savannah's wildlife begin to stir, and then Elton's anthem rolls in, elevating the 1994 classic's opening scene to pure magic.

“Surface Pressure”—Jessica Darrow, Encanto (Number 8, 2022)

It hits the bullseye on the older-sibling experience, and this relatable anthem resonated so much that it danced its way up to the number eight spot on the Billboard charts.

“Beauty and the Beast”—Celine Dion & Peabo Bryson, Beauty and the Beast (Number 9, 1992)

This swoon-worthy ballad from Disney's 1991 animated film Beauty and the Beast, performed by vocal powerhouses Celine Dion and Peabo Bryson, is a love song for the ages.

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