What is the best Shania Twain song?

From arena-shaking pop-country anthems to tender ballads, these tracks capture decades of crossover hits. Cast your vote!

1

You're Still the One

A 1998 ballad from Come On Over that became Twain's signature crossover love song and a Grammy winner.

1000pts

2

No One Needs to Know

A 1995 single from The Woman in Me about secretly falling for someone.

952pts

3

She's Not Just a Pretty Face

A 2004 single from Up! celebrating women's varied strengths and roles.

800pts

4

Up!

The buoyant title track and 2003 single from her fourth studio album.

762pts

5

Forever and for Always

A sweeping 2003 love-song single from the Up! album.

659pts

6

Man! I Feel Like a Woman!

The empowering 1997 anthem from Come On Over that became one of her biggest pop-crossover hits.

571pts

7

Ka-Ching!

A sharp 2003 single from Up! satirizing consumerism and materialism.

467pts

8

Any Man of Mine

A feisty 1995 single from The Woman in Me that established Twain's confident, independent persona.

467pts

9

I'm Gonna Getcha Good!

The lead single from 2002's Up!, blending drony synths with hard rock guitar riffs.

467pts

10

Honey, I'm Home

A 1998 single from Come On Over about the frustrations of a hard day's work.

467pts

11

Rock This Country!

An upbeat 1999 single from Come On Over that closed out the album's massive run of hits.

343pts

12

That Don't Impress Me Much

A sassy 1998 single from Come On Over known for its hard-rock edge and hand-clap chorus.

343pts

13

Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?

A witty, fiddle-driven 1995 single from The Woman in Me about a cheating partner.

190pts

14

From This Moment On

A romantic 1998 duet with Bryan White that became a staple wedding song.

190pts

15

Come On Over

The title track and 1999 single from her blockbuster third album, later remixed for the pop market.

190pts