Top 10 Faith Hill Songs

After Tim McGraw and Faith Hill became husband and wife in 1996, it only made sense to begin recording duets. Their first success was ‘It’s Your Love,’ released on McGraw’s album ‘Everywhere.’ Hill’s label released the next single, ‘Just to Hear You Say That You Love Me,’ penned by the legendary Diane Warren.

Five years into her career, Faith Hill was on a hot streak in country music. ‘Let Me, Let Go,' featuring background vocals by Vince Gill, quickly shot to No. 1. Like many other singles during this time, the song crossed over to the pop charts and was featured in the movie ‘Message in a Bottle’ starring Kevin Costner.

Released as Faith Hill’s second single, ‘Piece of My Heart’ went to the top of the charts. The remake was a much more countrified version of the Janis Joplin classic. Faith later re-recorded the song in ‘Joplin style' on her ‘There You’ll Be' album and for the ‘King of the Hill’ soundtrack. It's definitely one of the top Faith Hill songs of all time.

Diane Warren has penned some massive power ballads, including ‘How Do I Live’ ‘I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing’ and ‘Because You Loved Me.’ In 2001, Warren’s composition ‘There You’ll Be,’ as performed by Faith Hill, was used on the ‘Pearl Harbor’ movie soundtrack. As one of her biggest international hits, this single deserves a good showing on our Top 10 Faith Hill Songs list.

The title track to Faith Hill’s second album landed at No. 1 in 1995. ‘It Matters to Me’ was one of five hit singles released from the project, including ‘Let’s Go to Vegas’ ‘Someone Else’s Dream’ ‘You Can’t Lose Me’ and the Alan Jackson-penned ‘I Can’t Do That Anymore.’

Although Tim McGraw and Faith Hill have one of the most successful show business marriages, ‘Like We Never Loved at All’ addressed the issues of a love that did not survive. A Grammy winner for Best Country Collaboration in 2006, the song was co-written by John Rich of Big and Rich.

When Faith Hill released her first single, ‘Wild One’ in 1993, she probably had no idea how wild her career would get. From Star, Mississippi to the top of the pop and country charts, Hill grace the cover of many magazines and appeared in movies and television shows along the way. As the first and one of the most traditional sounding songs of her career, this song lands high on our list of the Top 10 Faith Hill songs.

In 1999, Faith Hill was enjoying superstar status in the music industry. At the peak of her career, just about every single release was climbing both the country and pop charts simultaneously. ‘The Way You Love Me’ peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard pop charts while climbing to No. 1 on the country charts.

By 1998, Faith Hill had accumulated ten Billboard Country hits. ‘This Kiss’ would mark the first time she would 'cross over’ with significant airplay on pop radio. The colorful fantasy-style video for the single earned a Video of the Year honor from the CMA. This irresistible singalong is a must-have on our list of the Top 10 Faith Hill songs.

As one of the most requested love songs and her biggest Billboard chart success -- staying at No. 1 for six weeks -- ‘Breathe’ earns the top slot on this list of the best Faith Hill songs. In addition to being one of the hottest love songs ever on country radio, the single earned a Grammy for Best Country Album and Best Female Country Vocal Performance. The following year, Hill was also honored by the CMA with her first Female Vocalist of the Year trophy.