What is the best Bonnie Tyler song?

From thunderous power ballads to overlooked deep cuts, this lineup spans decades of soaring vocals and dramatic key changes. Which one still gives you chills?

1

Total Eclipse of the Heart

Bonnie Tyler's 1983 signature power ballad and biggest-selling single, a global chart-topper.

1000pts

2

Holding Out for a Hero

A defiant 1984 anthem written for the Footloose soundtrack that became a stadium and movie staple.

728pts

3

It's a Heartache

Tyler's breakout 1977 hit, a raspy pop-rock ballad that launched her international career.

606pts

4

Loving You's a Dirty Job But Somebody's Gotta Do It

A 1988 duet with Todd Rundgren that became a rock radio staple.

606pts

5

Lost in France

Tyler's debut hit single from 1976, a soft-rock tune about escaping to the French countryside.

551pts

6

If You Were a Woman (And I Was a Man)

A synth-driven 1980s single showcasing Tyler's rock ballad style.

551pts

7

Married Men

A 1979 single with a sultry disco-rock edge from the Diamond Cut era.

551pts

8

More Than a Lover

A 1977 single from The World Starts Tonight album blending soul and pop-rock textures.

485pts

9

Believe in Me

Tyler's 2013 entry for the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest.

404pts

10

Faster Than the Speed of Night

The title track of her 1983 album, a driving rock anthem showcasing her powerhouse vocals.

404pts

11

Bitterblue

A Celtic-tinged 1991 ballad that became one of her biggest hits in Norway.

404pts