100 Best Rock Love Songs for Ringtones
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100 Best Songs for Ringtones
Thanks to advances in technology, the digital age has spread its wings to far corners of the world. Since social networks came into being, it’s been easier to be connected with people. And, ever since smartphones made their way into our lives, things have become more convenient. As technology has gotten better, boring ringtones are on the way out and people are individualizing their ringtones.
The list below showcases a diverse collection of songs to help you make the right choice of ringtone.
Top 10 Best Rock Love Songs for Ringtones
- “More Than Words”—Extreme
- “Faithfully”—Journey
- “Is This Love”—Whitesnake
- “Love of a Lifetime”—Firehouse
- “You and I”—Scorpions
- “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”—Aerosmith
- “Iris”—Goo Goo Dolls
- “Every Rose Has Its Thorn”—Poison
- “I Remember You”—Skid Row
- “Heaven in Your Eyes”—Loverboy
Popularity of Rock Love Songs as Ringtones
It’s definitely more pleasing to the ears to have a song as your ringtone, rather than the boring beep or annoying bell sounds that come standard with cellphones. Over the years, rock love songs have become exceedingly popular as ringtones. And it’s not just young people who have gone gaga over these songs—seniors also love using these songs as ringtones (particularly the ballads).
Why do people like to have a love song as their ringtone? The answer to this question lies in the fact that lyrics soothe the heart and mind. An individual is likely to feel happy or pepped up when they hear a song that is lyrically powerful and deeply moving.
#11–20
11. “Anytime”—McAuley Schenker Group (MSG)
12. “Just Say Yes”—Snow Patrol
13. “With or Without You”—U2
14. “I’ll Be There for You”—Bon Jovi
15. “I Want to Know What Love Is”—Foreigner
16. “Almost Paradise”—Mike Reno and Ann Wilson
17. “The Flame”—Cheap Trick
18. “The Only Exception”—Paramore
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19. “Right Here Waiting”—Richard Marx
20. “Love Bites”—Def Leppard
Rock Love Songs
Rock love songs with lyrics that are positive, inspiring, and motivating tend to make great ringtones. Girls often like to use songs that have sentimental lyrics as ringtones. Boys, on the other hand, prefer the raw aggression of power ballads. Youngsters like to change their ringtones frequently. A number of girls and boys assign different ringtones to different callers. Having different songs as ringtones for different callers gives each of their friends a unique caller identity.
You can find songs to use for ringtones on many different websites. While many sites offer free ringtone downloads, certain sites charge users for downloading songs.
#21–40
21. “To Be With You”—Mr. Big
22. “The Luckiest”—Ben Folds
23. “I’ll Never Let You Go (Angel Eyes)”—Steelheart
24. “Still Loving You”—Scorpions
25. “The Bones of You”—Elbow
26. “The Reason”—Hoobastank
27. “You and Me”—Lifehouse
28. “Heaven”—Bryan Adams
29. “Everybody’s Changing”—Keane
30. “Love Remains the Same”—Gavin Rossdale
31. “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now”—Starship
32. “Don’t Know What You Got (Till It’s Gone)”—Cinderella
33. “Miles Away”—Winger
34. “First Day of My Life”—Bright Eyes
34. “Waiting for a Girl Like You”—Foreigner
36. “You’re Beautiful”—James Blunt
37. “The Blower’s Daughter”—Damien Rice
38. “Hey There Delilah”—Plain White T’s
39. “I’ll Stand By You”—The Pretenders
40. “Never Let Me Go”—Florence and the Machine
Find the Best Song Ringtones for Your Boyfriend, Husband, or Other Loved One
A number of youngsters (teens in particular) assign different songs as ringtones for their friends and family members to identify the caller without actually taking a look at the cellphone. Rock ringtones are hugely popular with college students. The popularity of song ringtones for mobile phones is getting bigger, and it’s unimaginable what the future holds in store for mobile users.
#41–60
41. “Lover of the Light”—Mumford and Sons
42. “Keep on Loving You”—REO Speedwagon
43. “Your Guardian Angel”—The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
44. “Carrie”—Europe
45. “Take Over the World”—The Courteeners
46. “My Happy Ending”—Avril Lavigne
47. “Home”—Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
48. “Apologize”—The Last Vegas
49. “Better Together”—Jack Johnson
50. “Love Is on the Way”—Saigon Kick
51. “Marry Me”—Train
52. “When I’m With You”—Sheriff
53. “When I See You Smile”—Bad English
54. “Love Is Here”—Starsailor
55. “I Will Follow You Into the Dark”—Death Cab For Cutie
56. “I’ll See You in My Dreams”—Giant
57. “Without You”—My Darkest Days
58. “Heaven”—Warrant
59. “Everytime You Go Away”—Paul Young
60. “Where You Going Now”—Damn Yankees
#61–80
61. “In These Arms”—The Swell Season
62. “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You”—Bryan Adams
63. “I Live My Life for You”—Firehouse
64. “The Love I Live For”—Hinder
65. “Drive”—The Cars
66. “Can’t Fight This Feeling”—REO Speedwagon
67. “My Understandings”—Of Mice & Men
68. “I’m Yours”—Jason Mraz
69. “When It’s Love”—Van Halen
70. “For Lovers”—Wolfman featuring Pete Doherty
71. “When You Love a Woman”—Journey
72. “Toothpaste Kisses”—The Maccabees
73. “Big Log”—Robert Plant
74. “With Arms Wide Open”—Creed
75. “Up Where We Belong”—Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
76. “High Enough”—Damn Yankees
77. “Baby I Love Your Way”—Peter Frampton
78. “Save Your Love”—Great White
79. “Fall for You”—Secondhand Serenade
80. “Open Arms”—Journey
#81–100
81. “I’ll Follow You”—Shinedown
82. “Love Will Keep Us Alive”—Eagles
83. “Somebody Loves You”—Eels
84. “Bed of Roses”—Bon Jovi
85. “Such Great Heights”—The Postal Service
86. “Close My Eyes Forever”—Lita Ford and Ozzy Osbourne
87. “Question”—Old 97s
88. “I’d Love You to Want Me”—Lobo
89. “The Scientist”—Coldplay
90. “Wonderful Tonight”—Eric Clapton
91. “Still Got the Blues”—Gary Moore
92. “Lady”—Styx
93. “November Rain”—Guns N’ Roses
94. “Wherever You Will Go”—The Calling
95. “Cocoon”—Catfish and the Bottleman
96. “Have I Told You Lately”—Van Morrison
97. “Superman (It’s Not Easy)”—Five For Fighting
98. “Let’s Make a Night to Remember”—Bryan Adams
99. “That Kiss”—Courteeners
100. “More Than Words Can Say (I Need You Now)”—Alias
Other Awesome Rock Love Songs for Ringtones
- “Don’t Let It End”—Styx
- “Who You Love”—John Mayer
- “All I See Is Your Face”—Dan Hill
- “Fall at Your Feet”—Crowded House
- “What I Have to Offer”—Eels
- “Say You Love Me”—Fleetwood Mac
- “Best Is Yet to Come”—Red
- “(Can’t Live Without Your) Love and Affection”—Nelson
- “Lost In You”—Three Days Grace
- “In the Cold Night”—The White Stripes
- “What Love Can Be”—Kingdom Come
- “Everything”—Lifehouse
- “Angie”—Rolling Stones
- “My Heart”—Paramore
- “Dreaming (Tell Me)”—Yngwie Malmsteen
- “Lost in Love”—Air Supply
- “Yellow”—Coldplay
- “Parisienne Walkways”—Garry Moore
- “How Long”—Ace
- “Your Body Is a Wonderland”—John Mayer
- “Only”—Yellowcard
- “Maps”—Yeah Yeah Yeahs
- “The Day That I Met You”—Lillian Axe
- “Don’t You (Forget About Me)”—Simple Minds
- “Jessie”—Joshua Kadison
- “I Love You”—Climax Blues Band
- “Never Tear Us Apart”—INXS
- “Nights in White Satin”—The Moody Blues
- “Rings”—Cymarron
- “I Wonder Why”—Curtis Stigers
- “Back When We Were Beautiful”—Bon Jovi
- “Fields of Gold”—Sting
- “Straight From the Heart”—Bryan Adams
- “Love Heals”—W.E.T.
- “Sweet Disposition”—The Temper Trap
- “You’re the Only Woman (You & I)”—Ambrosia
- “It’s a Long Way There”—Little River Band
- “Hearts”—Marty Balin
- “You and Me”—Alice Cooper
- “Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)”—Vertical Horizon
- “Never Say Goodbye”—Bon Jovi
- “Don’t Close Your Eyes”—Kix
- “Shape of My Heart”—Sting
- “Big Love”—Fleetwood Mac
- “Skinny Love”—Bon Iver
- “I Believe in a Thing Called Love”—The Darkness
- “Now and Forever”—Richard Marx
- “Rosanna”—Toto
- “Love of My Life”—Queen
- “I’m in You”—Peter Frampton
- “Kiss You All Over”—Exile
- “Reminiscing”—Little River Band
- “Grow Old With Me”—Tom Odell
- “Baby, What A Big Surprise”—Chicago
- “Just Remember I Love You”—Firefall
- “Only Love”—Ben Howard
- “Fallin’ in Love”—Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds
- “More Than a Feeling”—Boston
- “Rock Me on the Water”—Jackson Browne
- “Take It Easy on Me”—Little River Band
- “How Much I Feel”—Ambrosia
- “The Angel Song”—Great White
- “Run for the Roses”—Dan Fogelberg
- “Fool If You Think It’s Over”—Chris Rea
- “Why Not Me”—Fred Knoblock
- “Don’t Stop Believing”—Journey
- “Don’t Let Me Down”—The Beatles
- “Walking in Memphis”—Marc Cohn
- “Lay Back in the Arms of Someone”—Smokie
- “Chasing Cars”—Snow Patrol
- “Call Me”—Dennis DeYoung
- “Weather With You”—Crowded House
- “Moonlight Feels Right”—Starbuck
- “What Kind of Men”—Florence and the Machine
- “It Might Be You”—Stephen Bishop
- “If You Think You Know How to Love Me”—Smokie
- “Midnight Blue”—Lou Gramm
- “To Be Alone With You”—Sufijan Stevens
- “Sometimes When We Touch”—Dan Hill
- “Africa”—Toto
- “Gravity”—John Mayer
- “When I Look Into Your Eyes”—Firehouse
- “Please Forgive Me”—Bryan Adams
- “Nice to Be With You”—Gallery
- “Only One Woman”—The Marbles
- “Longer”—Dan Fogelberg
- “Will You Still Love Me”—Chicago
- “The Book of Love”—The Magnetic Fields
- “Peaceful Easy Feeling”—Eagles
- “Hey Nineteen”—Steely Dan
- “Sharing the Night Together”—Dr Hook & The Medicine Show
- “Dreams”—Fleetwood Mac
- “Bird of Paradise”—Snowy White
- “The Best of Times”—Styx
- “Just the Way You Are”—Billy Joel
- “Ready For Love”—Bad Company
- “Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad”—Def Leppard
- “Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough”—Don Henley and Patty Smyth
- “Keep the Fire”—Kenny Loggins
- “Precious and Few”—Climax
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