Stevie Wonder Popular Song Ranking [2026]

I Was Made To Love HerStevie Wonder22rank/position

Stevie Wonder – I Was Made To Love Her

A song written by 16-year-old Stevie Wonder together with his mother, Lula Mae Hardaway, Motown songwriter Sylvia Moy, and producer Henry Cosby.

It is sung about a girl named Angie, who was Stevie’s first love.

Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m YoursStevie Wonder23rank/position

Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I’m Yours)

“Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours,” a song by American singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder.

Its Japanese title is “Namida o Todokete” (“Deliver the Tears”).

It’s also known for being used in the film “You’ve Got Mail.” It’s said to be a love song made for Syreeta Wright—his musical partner despite their divorce—who passed away in 2004.

The lyrics portray the feelings of a man wishing for his lover to return to him, which is very poignant.

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FaithStevie Wonder ft. Ariana Grande24rank/position

Faith (From “Sing” Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/Lyric Video)

The classic song Faith by Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande, which was used as the theme song for the 2016 film Sing.

The lyrics about “believing and not giving up,” paired with a catchy, upbeat tempo, are really cool.

The title “Faith” and the word “hallelujah” that appears in the song evoke gospel, and the presence of a choir singing the chorus reinforces that imagery.

It’s a short track, under three minutes, but it’s an instant, high-energy banger that really lifts your spirits.

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Someday At ChristmasStevie Wonder, Andra Day25rank/position

Stevie Wonder, Andra Day – Someday At Christmas

The song used in Apple’s commercial “Someday at Christmas.” It was written by Ron Miller and Bryan Wells, a Motown songwriting team.

It is one of the Christmas songs with a social and political message, advocating an anti–Vietnam War stance and promoting peace, equality, and compassion.

Because I Love YouStevie Wonder26rank/position

Stevie B – Because I Love You (The Postman Song) (Official Video)

This song is the piece we performed at our middle school music recital, and I also loved the original version—I remember singing it with friends after school.

It’s very mellow, and the piano part is so poignant and moving.

This is the one song I will never forget; it’s a piece filled with memories for a lifetime.

ChristmastimeStevie Wonder27rank/position

Christmastime

A heartwarming song that sings of the magic and joy of Christmas.

Stevie Wonder’s smooth vocals and the sound of his harmonica gently envelop the winter night.

Featured on the album “Someday at Christmas,” released in November 1967, this piece depicts the miracles of Christmas and the beauty of the world as seen through children’s eyes.

With its relaxed rhythm and familiar melody, it’s an easy tune to sing even for those who aren’t confident in English.

Why not choose it for a karaoke date with your partner or for a Christmas evening spent with someone special? Let Stevie Wonder’s warm voice surround you as you create wonderful memories.

Don’t You Worry ‘Bout a ThingStevie Wonder28rank/position

Don’t You Worry ‘Bout A Thing

A medium-tempo number with a salsa-inspired arrangement.

It has a somewhat wistful feel and comes across like a love ballad, but the song—released in Japan under the title “Don’t Worry”—appears on the album Innervisions.

When that album came out, America was in a time of turmoil with the Vietnam War and the Civil Rights Movement, and the track carries a positive, peace-loving message that is very characteristic of Stevie.