Heartbreaker - Led Zeppelin and Pat Benetar

Pretty sure every single band and artist ever has a song called Hold On 🤣 Adel, Justin Bieber, Good Charlotte, John Lennon, Yes, KT Tunstall, Korn, Jonas Brothers, 50 Cent, Sean Paul, Michael Bublé, All That Remains - just to name a few!

Alabama Shakes, Tom Waits, Sarah MacLachlan, and of course the undisputed greatest of them all, by Wilson Phillips.

“Hold On” would have to be the best answer because u/Daniel-Exx made the longest list of examples and *still* doesn’t hit the best examples—at least to a certain generation.

Lmao and Deep Purple

Triumph. (My fave band when I was 15)

Green Day and Jet also

Does "Hold On" by Sam and Dave count?

No, because it's called "Hold On, I'm Coming" (allegedly inspired by one of the guys being on the loo?!). However, "Hold On (I Feel Our Love Is Changing" by BB King would count, I think.

Nope. Music didn't exist before 1980.

Don’t forget hold on by limp bizkit featuring Scott Weiland which is a weirdly good song

WOW! You are damn right. Here's a playlist of [250 songs named Hold On](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0uthJv8XIhbRQgBS2fqTRz?si=IBgLROS3RzyvDBH-KP31aQ&pi=u-O925i6oNQUWf). It's 14 hours and 38 minutes. Yes, I gave up before finding them all.

Chord Overstreet as well haha. and there's this band called Weston Estate with a song called Hold On too - and funnily enough Justin Bieber announced his song Hold On was dropping on the exact same day as theirs!

Gojira

Wow. Nailed it.

Weezer too Edit: oh sorry it was Hold *Me*

How did you forget Tom Waits?

Mate - if I had listed everyone I'd still be here typing now. I said, "just to name a few... "It's a Sunday, give me a break 🤣

“Dancing in the Moonlight”- King Harvest & Thin Lizzy “Just the Way You Are” -Billy Joel & Bruno Mars “Jump” -Van Halen & The Pointer Sisters Also, slightly off topic, but a few years ago I was told that “Blackbird” by The Beatles and “Broken Wings” by Mr. Mister are both allegedly inspired by a poem by Kahlil Gibran called “Broken Wings” hence the shared line of “take these broken wings and learn to fly”. Who knows how true that is, but it seemed tangentially related and is fun to consider.

I love Dancing in the Moonlight by Thin Lizzy. It sounds so smooth compared to their other stuff. I love all of it though.

That’s one of my favorite songs. It was the very first one I learned when I picked up bass guitar. Phil Lynott is a killer!

>“Jump” -Van Halen & The Pointer Sisters & Kriss Kross

Jump by Against The Current too

Changes - David Bowie, Black Sabbath, Yes, Tupac

And tesla

Nice. Would also add Sugar to that

“Them Changes” for Buddy Miles/Jimi Hendrix Band of Gypsies and Thundercat.

Changes - The Mountains is also a good one

Don't forget Changes by Yes. Great song

One U2 and Metallica

Hey, don’t forget Harry Nilsson’s One. It might be the best of them all.

More people know the 3 Dog Night cover but I think I like Nilsson’s original version better. It’s more sparse which fits the lyrics.

[And Chris Cornell combines both and totally works](https://youtube.com/watch?v=MG9nqWoLjns)

"Mother" by John Lennon and by Pink Floyd

And Danzig!

Nice one

And Tori Amos!

And The Police

creep by radiohead and STP

...and TLC. And Metallica.

Picking the best Creep between Radiohead and TLC is probably the hardest decision I’ll ever make.

Radiohead also share "Burn the Witch" with Queens of the Stone age. Both are amazing songs.

Robert California's favourite songs.

Foo Fighters song is “Learn” to Fly. Close enough? You might get some more suggestions with that flexibility.

Drive - Incubus and REM

The Cars

And Drive - Imagine Dragons

And by Jerry Joseph.

Runaway by Del Shannon, Bon Jovi, and Real McCoy

And Kanye West

Honorable mention to Slade’s Run Runaway

Damn yankees

and the corrs

and P!nk.

And Linkin Park

"I Want You" by Bob Dylan and by Elvis Costello

I really like Tom Waits - "I Want You" as well

I love the Beatles- I want you

It's always weird to think how the Beatles made some of the heaviest pre-black sabbath songs between that and helter skelter

Also The Beatles, but with the subtitle (She’s So Heavy)

Savage garden??

And by Marvin Gaye and Squeeze

Cheap Trick

KISS also

Kings of Leon

Third Eye Blind too

Lindsey Buckingham

Mexico by:  * Family of the Year  * Incubus  * James Taylor  * The Staves  * Cake

That Handsome Devil

Check out the Beck song too, it's entertaining

Don't forget Les Humphreys Singers.

forever young

Alphaville & Rod Stewart?

thats right

And tyketto

The Rod Stewart version is a rip off of Bob Dylan’s “Forever Young” too.

Crazy - Patsy Cline (written by Willie Nelson), Aerosmith, Gnarles Barkley, Seal, and assorted others [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy\_(disambiguation)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crazy_(disambiguation))

Icehouse is my favourite one.

Home - Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, Smashing Pumpkins, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes

Barenaked Ladies also have a song with that name.

American Music Club also have a song called “Home.” They’re not a big name and the song wasn’t at all a hit but just adding it to the collection.

+ Blue October

You forgot Home - Phillip Phillips, Daughtry, Vicetone, Ellie Goulding

Also LCD Soundsystem

Sevendust

[The best song titled home](https://open.spotify.com/track/3JRAWzWuDwylYGmwSMWSeT?)

& Good Neighbours

The Obvious

Dream Theater has a Home too. I mean it's technically "Act II: Scene Six: Home" butt only because all the album's songs are titled with the scene info."

And the Broadway version of Beauty and the Beast

I'll add Jethro Tull and Saga

Alive - Pearl Jam, P.O.D and Edwin

Haven't spotted The Power of Love. Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Jennifer Rush, and Huey Lewis and the News. In the space of about six months!

Maybe not the exact same letters but - Katy Perry - California Gurrls - Beach Boys - California Girls - Shark? - California Grrls

"Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac, The Cranberries, and Beck (Van Halen had one too but meh)

Not gonna lie, I kinda like Van Halen’s live version of Dreams.

And The Allman Brothers

Stupid Girl by Garbage and The Rolling Stones.

Neil Young

And Cold

Gloria Them, U2, Laura Brannigan etc

Don’t forget Mozart

The Wizard - Black Sabbath/Uriah Heep Heaven and Hell - Black Sabbath/The Who

Soma by The Smashing Pumpkins and The Strokes.

“It‘s my life“ - Bon Jovi, The Animals, Dr. Alban, Talk Talk (and the No Doubt cover of that song)

Jailbreak - AC/DC and Thin Lizzy.

Lithium by Nirvana and Evanescence

The Foo Fighters is Learn to Fly…

It's Too Late - Buddy Holly & Carole King Blow Away - George Harrison & Kate Bush A Woman In Love - Tom Petty & Joan Armatrading

New York Dolls have an It’s Too Late as well.

Untitled

"The Show Must Go On" by Queen and Pink Floyd. "Mother" by Danzig and Pink Floyd. "Freedom" by RATM and Wham. "Sunday Morning" by Velvet Underground and Maroon 5. "Venus in Furs" by Velvet Underground and Electric Wizard. "Drive" by R.E.M. and Incubus.

>"Sunday Morning" by Velvet Underground and Maroon 5. And No Doubt

Amy Winehouse also has a song “Valerie”

Which is a cover of the song by The Zutons

Oh yeah! I had forgotten it was a cover. Then add The Zutons to the list, I guess!

Gardenia - Iggy Pop, Kyuss, Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, Kelly Stoltz

“Creep” by Radiohead, Stone Temple Pilots and TLC.

Hope some of these work... Shut up and dance: aerosmith and walk the moon What about love: heart and perfect plan Cant stop lovin you: van halen and stardust Give me all your love: whitesnake and arctic rain Anytime: brian mcknight and msg Eat the rich: aerosmith and krokus Hold on: malmsteen and wilson phillips Forever young: rod stewart and tyketto Heaven: bryan adams and warrant Tell me: white lion and dru hill Runaway: bon jovi and damn yankees Cant get enough: winger and bad company Cryin: vixen and aerosmith

Also Heaven by Gotthard, and Can't Get Enough by BB King with Stevie Nicks & Mick Fleetwood

"Wish You Were Here" - Pink Floyd, Incubus

Photograph by: Def Leppard Ringo Starr Nickelback

Valerie by The Zutons

One- U2 and Metallica, and Three dog night, and it's also the name of a song in the musical 'A chorus line.'

Rain - Beatles, Madonna, The Cult

Mercy Seat

“Cruel Summer” Bananarama and Taylor Swift.

Flowers The Emotions, Regina Spektor, Lisa Hannigan, Miley Cyrus All great songs and completely different feeling from each one. Edit: a quick search shows there are probably a hundred songs named Flowers, but those are the ones I can vouch for.

Heart of Gold by Neil Young & David Johanson.

the power of love huey lewis & the news, frankie goes to hollywood, jennifer rush/celine dion

these two confusing bangers: Show Me Love - Robyn Show Me Love - Robin S

If just like to add, Valleri by the Monkees is one of their best songs.

Not exactly this, but it reminds me how I told my future MIL, I loved Deep Purple and she got very excited. She loved Deep Purple too. So, I brought over a compilation with Smoke on the Water and she was dissapointed to find out I didn't mean the SONG Deep Purple which is very different.

Fun fact... One of the people who had a hit with the song "Deep Purple" was April Stevens. Deep Purple later recorded an epic piece called "April". So you could say "I like April by Deep Purple" and she could say "I like Deep Purple by April". 😄

“Fly By Night” by Rush and by Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull from a solo album. The Anderson song is not really a good one, though.

Let it Go by James Bay and from Frozen

“Goodnight”: The Beatles Smashing Pumpkins Brave Magnetic Cher Lloyd Kenny Loggins Cheap Trick Roy Orbison The Boxer Rebellion

gravity by sara bareilles the dresden dolls john mayer a perfect circle vienna teng & hooverphonic

Rhythm of Love - Yes, Scorpions, Plain White T's

“Cruel summer” by Bananarama and Taylor Swift.

Somebody to Love: Queen, Jefferson Airplane, Justin Bieber

You can add The Weeknd to Valerie also, he has a banger song called that.

Crossfire - Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jethro Tull, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Yes Best of Both Worlds - Rober Palmer & Midnight Oil Head Over Heels - ABBA, Tears for Fears, Midnight Oil So Far Away - David Gilmour, Dire Straits How Long - Leroy Carr ("How Long Blues"), Ace/Paul Carrack, Dire Straits, Eagles, Saga For You - Bruce Springsteen/Manfred Mann's Earth Band, Status Quo And a funny bonus: Rollin' Home & Rolling Home by Status Quo

Valerie by Amy winehouse the monkeys the Beatles bob dylan Peter Paul and Mary Steve Winford And it’s not a common name. Any more?

Back in the MP3 days I went looking on Limewire for "Hold Me Now" by The Thompson Twins, and found the song of the same name by The Polyphonic Spree, earning them a new fan.

There's also Hold Me Now by Johnny Logan, one of several songs he won the Eurovision Song Contest with

I’ll check it out.

die for you

Dry Your Eyes, I like the Streets and Neil Diamond ones, not so sure about the Sean Kingston one or the Brenda & The Tabulations but NOT the Bonner Family one, seems religious.

Several 90s acts had a song called "Iris"

Well there's Goo Goo Dolls and Live...

And The Breeders (i loved the No Alternative comp)

“Low” by REM and Cracker.

Hold On

[I Believe](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Believe). [Tonight](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonight)

Tonight - Magic Man is not mentioned in the link, but it’s also a good one

Heartbreak Hotel - Elvis Presley and the Jacksons (although, technically a solo song by Michael Jackson). The Jacksons version was actually changed to "This Place Hotel" so that it didn't get confused with Elvis's song.

Into the Fire by Dokken and KISS

Numb by Linkin Park, U2 and Pink

Moanin’ by Charles Mingus and Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers

In my library it is “Stay” by Rihanna, Post Malone, Sugarland, and Lisa Loeb (I missed you).

Galway Girl - Steve Earle and Ed Sheeran

Lotus Eaters - Dead Can Dance, Nevermore, Opeth

Open Your Eyes - Sum 41, Snow Patrol, Alter Bridge

Valerie also by Amy Winehouse and The Monkees

“One” Metallica, U2. Just off the top of my head.

To be accurate it’s learn to Fly by the Foo Fighters and learning to Fly by Tom Petty….,similar but not the same.

Rock and Roll. (Led Zeppelin, Lou Reed) I scrolled all the way down and didn't see this!

Runaway - Kanye, Aurora, Lil Peep

Moonlight is an example too, by XXXTENTACION and Kanye West. I don't think they re both great but good

New York, New York - sinatra (originally minnelli) & grandmaster flash. both paint very different pictures of nyc despite being a few years apart

There is also a Valerie by the Zutons that was covered by Amy Winehouse

Kaleidoscope World - [Francis Magalona](https://youtu.be/ClNTn1wtq7E?si=msVpqfmOGGk03dPu) and [The Chills](https://youtu.be/ILvY3FoTQF8?si=ywolbHyrfbS1Y2oG) One Girl Revolution - [Superchick](https://youtu.be/sXqQvAoxH28?si=esDneVWcLnbx_SZT) and [Saving Jane](https://youtu.be/f6c5MblR4cQ?si=reH6RE7IqZXBcTai)

Not exactly the same thing, but there are a lot of songs I like with “Got You” in the title. “Got You” - Amyl and the Sniffers “I Got You (I Feel Good)” - James Brown “I’ve Got You Under My Skin” - Frank Sinatra “I Got You Babe” - Etta James Close enough honorable mention: “You’ve Got Her in Your Pocket” - Jack White

Don’t forget Valerie by the Monkees,

You can add Amy Winehouse to the list of 'Valerie's. A genre stretch example: 'Suicide Machine' Elliott Smith & Death.

The Monkees also had a pretty good song titled Valerie

If you’d like to try finding some for yourself: [App WhoSampled](https://apps.apple.com/se/app/whosampled/id529092671)

The Bird Song Used by The Grateful Dead and King Gizzard

Fire on the mountain. Grateful dead and Marshall tucker

In the end by Linkin Park and Green Day

The end, by The Beatles, the Doors and Mcr if you count their one (It's called "The end.")

Brown Sugar - Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, John Mayall. All three are some great blues rock tracks.

bloc party and mazzy star - blue light

“Always” by Killswitch Engage and Saliva “Bring Me to Life” by Evanescence/Chris Daughtry and Thousand Foot Krutch “In The End” by Linkin Park and Black Veil Brides “Isolation” by Alter Bridge and Johnny Depp “Monster” by Skillet and Hands Like Houses “My Way” by Frank Sinatra/Seth MacFarlane and Limp Bizkit “Remedy” by Cold and Seether “Shatter” by Bullet for my Valentine and Code Orange “This is War” by Alter Bridge and Thirty Seconds To Mars “Unstoppable” by Charm City Devils and Motionless in White “War” by Sick Puppies, Linkin Park and Sum 41 “White Knuckles” by Alter Bridge and Five Finger Death Punch

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6S7451Y7OVWqwlLUzD3o2a?si=flDqjKkmRJqoHZTzKIBtPg&pi=4gEXmkR5TDmTY

“Daydream” - Günter Kallmann Choir (originally by Wallace Collection but their cover is more well-known) and The Lovin’ Spoonful

Sugar - System Of A Down and Maroon 5. Very different songs!

“Somebody to Love” - Queen and Jefferson Airplane

I remember noticing how many hard rock or metal groups in the 80's-90's had songs with the word 'midnight' in the title. Living after midnight, when the clock strikes midnight, after midnight, etc.

Somebody that I used to know - Elliott Smith and Gotye

On the charts at the exact same time in the spring of 1986 were two songs called “I Can’t Wait,” one by Nu Shooz and the other my Stevie Nicks.

Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd and Incubus

Creep

“This Love”: Maroon 5 and Pantera. I used to play a funny medley of those.

Hard Times - Paramore and The Jetzons (aka Ice Cap Zone Act 1)

Moist Vagina - Nirvana and…. Nope, just Nirvana

Hey you , by BTO and Pink Floyd, probably more?

Monster