Top 20 Songs by The Doors

lets swim to the moon, uh huh, lets climb with the tide

To me, this is the perfect The Doors song. The lyrics and the music are both impeccable. They fit all the way.

This has an incredible bass line. I'm really surprised that a song like this wouldn't be ranked. Robby has an incredible solo. The tone is really unique for him though which males it so special. The lyrics are odd but so are all of morrisons lyrics. If it were on their first album I bet this would be a popular song

This haunting song stretches over ten minutes and perfectly captures the menacing lyrics, beautiful imagery and free form improvisation of the band

This was The Doors' second epic song that runs over ten minutes. The lyrics are strange and non-sequitur and the song features one of Morrison's most famous screams during the "We want the world..." portion.

I love this performance of Jim. It's really outstanding. A call for help...

Off their second album, this song was a huge hit for The Doors and was accompanied by one of the first music videos of the band with a bunch of circus freaks

Such a beautiful song! Very underrated in comparison with other songs of The Doors.

Not the best, but definetely a great song written by a great poet Bertolt Brecht

There is something mellow and sad in this song. Something beautiful.

It feels right

With Morrison allegedly singing drunk on the studio version, the lyrics to this song have been interpreted as an invective against Jim's mother and family.

I like The Doors' version of this song. Actually it is a Van Morrison song. I read that when they met each other, Jim and Van Morrison got really along because they had a lot of the same habits and they shared a passion for the blues.

What about this one? I certainly like it.

One of the best and most inspiring songs by The Doors ever.

The title and many of the lyrics are taken from James Frazier's "The Golden Bough". This song was originally supposed to be part of a longer studio version of "Celebration of the Lizard" which never materialized.

Although this song seems somewhat bland the melody is amazing and although its simple, and not as good as some of these songs, it is a sweet song

Typical, simple, early Door's music

This is the the song that i think of when i hear people talk about morrison's poetry. its haunting but catchy and enjoyable lyrics are what makes this song one to remember

I just love the blues.

because of his high voice and the great combination of the words

I know the title is not attractive at all, but if this song was sung by Morrison's raspy voice, it would be a hit. Unfortunately, Morrison died so it was recorded with Ray Manzarek's voice. Each member of this band had its role. Undoubtedly, nobody could play the keyboards as Ray did. Morrison didn't know any instruments to play, but his voice was by far more expressive than Manzarek's.

1. People are Strange 2. L.A. Woman 3. The End 4. The Soft Parade 5. Riders on the Storm 6. Hello, I Love You 7. Love Her Madly 8. Touch Me 9. When the Music’s Over 10. Roadhouse Blues 11. Love Me Two Times 12. Five to One 13. Light My Fire 14. Waiting for the Sun 15. Break on Through

The first Ghost Song

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