# The 26 Best Céline Dion Songs of All Time

> From soaring chart-topping ballads to soulful French deep cuts, this lineup spans four decades of one voice's evolution. Cast your vote!

*By YPB Team · Published September 13, 2026 · https://youpick.best/ranking/the-26-best-celine-dion-songs-of-all-time*

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1. **My Heart Will Go On** — score 1000/1000
   Céline Dion's signature 1997 megahit from the Titanic soundtrack, the best-selling single of 1998 worldwide and her most iconic recording.
2. **Because You Loved Me** — score 811/1000
   1996 Diane Warren-written anthem from Falling into You that spent six weeks at No. 1.
3. **On ne change pas** — score 684/1000
   Title track of her 2005 French compilation, a reflective mid-career anthem for Francophone fans.
4. **S'il suffisait d'aimer** — score 639/1000
   Title track of her 1998 French album, a soaring ballad and staple of her live shows.
5. **Love Again** — score 494/1000
   2024 single tied to the film of the same name, marking her return to music amid her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis.
6. **That's the Way It Is** — score 494/1000
   Buoyant 1999 pop single from All the Way... A Decade of Song, a top-10 contemporary radio hit.
7. **It's All Coming Back to Me Now** — score 442/1000
   Sweeping seven-minute rock opera from Falling into You (1996) known for its dramatic vocal climax.
8. **If You Asked Me To** — score 442/1000
   1992 Diane Warren ballad and cover of the Patti LaBelle original, a fan-favorite deep cut.
9. **The Power of Love** — score 442/1000
   Towering 1993 ballad from The Colour of My Love that became her first US Billboard Hot 100 number one.
10. **Je ne vous oublie pas** — score 383/1000
   Tender 2003 French single from 1 fille & 4 types, a deeply cherished track among devoted fans.
11. **Think Twice** — score 383/1000
   UK chart-topping ballad from The Colour of My Love, one of her longest-running No. 1 hits in Britain.
12. **Beauty and the Beast** — score 383/1000
   Grammy- and Oscar-winning 1991 duet with Peabo Bryson from Disney's film that broke her into mainstream stardom.
13. **Encore un soir** — score 383/1000
   Title track of her 2016 French album, released after personal loss and praised as an emotional highlight.
14. **D'amour ou d'amitié** — score 383/1000
   Breakout 1982 single from her teenage debut era in Québec, an early glimpse of her voice.
15. **A New Day Has Come** — score 316/1000
   Title track of her 2002 comeback album, an uplifting anthem marking her return after motherhood.
16. **Pour que tu m'aimes encore** — score 316/1000
   Jean-Jacques Goldman-written 1995 French classic from D'eux, the best-selling French-language album ever.
17. **Ne partez pas sans moi** — score 316/1000
   The song that won the 1988 Eurovision Song Contest for Switzerland, launching her international profile.
18. **Courage** — score 316/1000
   Title track of her 2019 English album, an empowerment anthem reflecting her resilience.
19. **Falling into You** — score 316/1000
   Title track of her diamond-selling 1996 album, a lush ballad that helped the record top charts worldwide.
20. **Incognito** — score 316/1000
   Title track of her stylish 1987 French pop album, an underrated pre-fame highlight for longtime fans.
21. **I'm Your Angel** — score 238/1000
   1998 duet with R. Kelly that topped the Billboard Hot 100, a holiday-season crossover smash.
22. **All by Myself** — score 238/1000
   Her show-stopping cover of the Eric Carmen classic on Falling into You, a vocal-power benchmark.
23. **Loved Me Back to Life** — score 238/1000
   Sia-penned title track of her 2013 album marking a modern pop reinvention after a long hiatus.
24. **Taking Chances** — score 147/1000
   Rock-tinged title track of her 2007 album, written by Kara DioGuardi, revealing a grittier vocal side.
25. **I Drove All Night** — score 147/1000
   Energetic 2003 cover of the Roy Orbison/Cyndi Lauper song from One Heart, prized for its driving energy.
26. **Where Does My Heart Beat Now** — score 0/1000
   Her first major English-language hit (1990) from Unison that launched her Anglophone career.

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