8 Greatest Songs All The Time from 1989–2018 Part 3 @songme893 #hitsongs #shorts #popularsongs

### Reviews and Release Dates for the Songs:

1. **Simply the Best** - *Tina Turner*
- **Release Date**: October 22, 1991
- **Review**: A timeless anthem of empowerment and admiration, Tina Turner’s passionate delivery elevates this song into a powerful ode to love and resilience. The instrumentation, paired with her iconic voice, makes it unforgettable.

2. **I Wish It Would Rain Down** - *Phil Collins*
- **Release Date**: 1989
- **Review**: This soulful track captures heartbreak and regret, with Collins’ emotional vocal delivery complemented by Eric Clapton’s poignant guitar solo. A standout ballad from his career.

3. **Can’t Stop Lovin’ You** - *Van Halen*
- **Release Date**: March 1995
- **Review**: A heartfelt rock ballad showcasing Van Halen’s softer side, this song blends sentimental lyrics with a catchy melody. Sammy Hagar's vocals shine, delivering a mix of longing and tenderness.

4. **Dear Daughter** - *Halestorm*
- **Release Date**: April 7, 2015
- **Review**: An empowering message to young women, this rock ballad combines Lzzy Hale’s raw, emotive vocals with heartfelt lyrics, encouraging strength and self-worth.

5. **You Say** - *Lauren Daigle*
- **Release Date**: July 13, 2018
- **Review**: A contemporary Christian masterpiece, this song speaks to self-doubt and finding identity in faith. Lauren Daigle’s soulful voice and heartfelt delivery resonate deeply with listeners.

6. **Let Her Go** - *Passenger*
- **Release Date**: July 2012
- **Review**: A bittersweet acoustic ballad about realizing the value of love after loss, this song captures a universal sentiment with simplicity and grace. Its haunting melody remains memorable.

7. **Torn** - *Natalie Imbruglia*
- **Release Date**: 1997
- **Review**: A pop-rock classic, "Torn" is a heartfelt exploration of vulnerability and heartbreak. Imbruglia’s emotive performance paired with its catchy yet melancholic melody solidifies its status as a 90s favorite.

8. **Eternal Flame** - *Michael Learns to Rock*
- **Release Date**: 2012
- **Review**: A cover of The Bangles’ classic, MLTR adds their signature soft rock touch. While staying faithful to the original’s emotional core, the band infuses it with a gentler, piano-driven arrangement.


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