The 1990s had quite the mix of music, from hair bands to alternative sounds and more. While the variety in the 90s is vast, these three rock songs from 1994 are happy enough to make almost anyone smile.<\/p>\n
\u201cCan You Feel The Love Tonight\u201d by Elton John<\/p>\n
Elton John wrote<\/a> \u201cCan You Feel The Love Tonight\u201d with Tim Rice. The song is part of the soundtrack for The Lion King, with John and Rice writing all of the songs for the film.<\/p>\n An eight-week No. 1 hit for John, the sweet song says, \u201cCan you feel the love tonight? \/ It is where we are, it\u2019s enough for this wide-eyed wanderer \/ That we\u2019ve got this far \/ And can you feel the love tonight?, how it\u2019s laid to rest? \/ Oh, it\u2019s enough to make kings and vagabonds \/ Believe the very best.\u201d<\/p>\n Not only did John write \u201cCan You Feel The Love Tonight\u201d, but he saved it. After seeing a preview of the film, one that did not include \u201cCan You Feel The Love Tonight\u201d, the singer convinced Disney<\/a> to find a place for the song. It later won an Oscar for Best Original Song.<\/p>\n \u201cShine\u201d by Collective Soul<\/p>\n \u201cShine\u201d is Collective Soul\u2019s first single, and their first No. 1 hit. Written by lead singer Ed Roland, \u201cShine\u201d appears on their freshman Hints Allegations And Things Left Unsaid record.<\/p>\n A positive and inspiring song, \u201cShine\u201d says, \u201cTeach me how to speak \/ Teach me how to share \/ Teach me where to go \/ Tell me will love be there? \/ Will love be there? \/ Whoa. Heaven, let your light shine down \/ Whoa. Heaven, let your light shine down.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cLove Sneakin\u2019 Up On You\u201d by Bonnie Raitt<\/p>\n