Top 10 Hauntingly Beautiful Songs in Animated Movies

These animated movie songs bound the haunting nature in beauty. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most unforgettable original tunes from animated films that stirred our souls and left us reeling. Our countdown includes "An American Tail," "Frozen II," "Toy Story 2," and more! What do YOU think is the most hauntingly beautiful animated movie song? Let us know in the comments!

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[trinaq]

I'm not ashamed to admit that I cry every time when Miguel plays "Remember Me" for Coco, and she starts to sing along, getting her memory of Hector back. Talk about yanking on the heartstrings! 😭💔

[darthstarkiller]

So happy "Prince of Egypt" is getting so much love from Mojo. Such a beautiful movie.

[alisonjones]

Prince of Egypt was a staple of my childhood, and no one I knew (outside of my sister) had ever seen the movie.
I am SO glad it is getting appreciation it deserves now!

[pascalleschuetz]

Once Upon A December this song always gets me! Haunting, emotional, powerful, sad and beautiful at the same time

[jajakilla]

You'll Be In My Heart by Phil Collins from the Tarzan movie soundtrack. My daughter moved away from home with my grandson when he was 3; I would always sing this song to him as an infant or whenever he would visit. Even now it still tears at my heart, especially since he's a young man attending college.

[chaoticfury]

10. Somewhere Out There- An American Tail
9. Reflection- Mulan
8. Baby Mine- Dumbo
7. The Next Right Thing- Frozen 2
6. Remember Me - Coco
5. God Help the Outcast- The Hunchback of Notre Dame
4. A Monster in Paris - A Monster in Paris
3. When She Loved Me- Toy Story 2
2. Once Upon a December- Anastasia
1. Deliver Us- The Prince of Egypt
Honorable Mentions:
Someone's waiting for you- the Rescuers
You can't take me- Spirit
Oogway Ascends- Kung fu panda 2
Tears of joy- Inside Out
Sally's song- Nightmare before Christmas

[TCWRebelsResistanceWords]

14:24 “Deliver Us” from “The Prince of Egypt” is an amazing song through and through. Not only is it hauntingly beautiful, but it’s also extremely epic! Another song from this film that I think is also hauntingly beautiful is “When You Believe”

[Alphanubilus]

One of the most haunting beautiful pieces of score is from Prince of Egypt, namely “The Burning Bush.” Still gives me chills to this day.

[SpacialRend]

Dumbo’s Baby Mine and Coco’s Remember Me will never cease to get me really emotional. The songs as well as the scenes they play in hits every note on the heartstrings effectively.😌

[isobelcarmichael]

The lyrics in god help the outcasts are incredible.

The difference between everyone else dressed well going to church asking for “wealth” and “glory” to Esmerelda saying “I ask for nothing” despite all the mistreatment she receives because she believes she “can get by” and instead asks for her people to be taken care of. It not only reflects her character but also the characters of everyone else spoken about in the song and the situation of the country.

It is one of Disney’s most underrated films and is a masterpiece

[LucienSabre]

“Sound the bugle” from Spirit is way more haunting than “You can’t take me” and even “Deliver us”. With its lyrics telling of how a light of hope can be found even in the darkest despair, it more than deserved a spot in the list.

[TheImaginator]

Who could never forget how Ofra Haza did a beautiful job singing 'Deliver Us' as Yocheved and I always loved "The Prince Of Egypt" as the greatest animated masterpiece.

[lacritzer]

I saw Coco right after my grandfather passed away and I’ve never cried so hard over any movie

[NateKat]

I saw Prince of Egypt in theaters and it is immensely underrated. Perfect voice acting, fantastic animation, and beautiful music. Whether you're religious or not this is a beautiful beautiful movie.

[d.j.savick]

I used to sing Baby Mine to my son, my only child, even before he was born. The last line of the song, "But you're so precious to me, cute as can be, baby of mine" stuck with me so much that I called him Precious. He is now 31 years old and although I don't sing it to him anymore, I still call him Precious.

[TheCommenterDragon]

These songs are so beautiful that to say that they are "hauntingly" beautiful would be an understatement. these are some of the most memorable songs in animated movie history and a lot of them were so amazing that they live in our memories forever.

[berrypie]

When She Loved Me makes me think of my former best friend in high school. I never really had a best friend until her. We'd have sleepovers, talk about boys, vent, and act like our silly selves. I noticed she began to become distant from me, trying to fit in with more "popular" people, and ignoring any kind of advice I gave her despite her asking for it. She even asked the guy she knew I liked to prom before I could even try. I was developing anxiety/depression at the time, and she added to that. I felt cast aside, and alone with all these negative feelings building up inside me that, at the time, I didn't understand. I already had a lot on my plate in terms of family life and bullying, but this really affected me. To this day I struggle with wanting to get too close to people. I can relate a lot to Jessie, and her song nearly brings me to tears every time. I sometimes miss my former best friend, but after hearing how she had gotten into drugs and wasn't really her self anymore, it became a little easier for me to keep my distance. She actually had the gall to reach out to me online to try to rekindle our friendship, but it's far too late. We're both leading different lives, and I'm doing just fine without her in mine.

[genevievethie]

No matter how old I get, “baby mine” always gets me emotional

[happystar]

Prince of Egypt is always in my mind. The emotions you feel when hearing them. Thank you Dream Works

[QuayNemSorr]

That scene from Dumbo will never fail to destroy me. 5 seconds and I'm a quivering wreck of tears.