Come Back And Stay
Bite the Hand That Feeds
Some People
Heaven Can Wait
Hope in a hopeless World
Love Will Tear Us Apart
Every Time You Go Away
Wonderland
A little bit of love
Now I Know What Made Otis Blue
Wherever I Lay My Hat
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down
War Games
Softly Whispering I Love You
Bring Me Home
Ku Ku Kurama
Standing on the Edge
In the Long Run
Together
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
No Parlez
Soldier's Things
Wasting My Time
Stop on by
Won't look back
Behind Your Smile (Album Version)
Everything Must Change
Prisoner of Conscience
Our time has come
Only Game In Town
Love of the Common People [Extended Version]
Tomb of Memories
Why Does a Man Have to Be Strong?
Oh Girl
Love Has No Pride
Oh Women
One Step Forward
A certain passion
Right about now
Down In Chinatown
Iron Out the Rough Spots
Hot Fun
Between Two Fires
It's what she didn't say
Half A Step Away
Broken Man
This Means Anything
Wedding Day
Calling You
Follow On (Acoustic)
Tender Trap
I Was in Chains
Steps to go
Oh Girl
Sex
Most popular songs of Paul Young
Love Is In The Air
Everytime You Go Away
2003 • The Essential Paul Young
Oh Girl
1990 • Other Voices
Don't Dream It's Over
1991 • Don't Dream It's Over
When The Stars Go Blue
2023 • Behind the Lens
What Becomes of the Brokenhearted
2003 • The Essential
Love Will Tear Us Apart
1991 • Don't Dream It's Over
I'm Gonna Tear Your Playhouse Down
1991 • From Time To Time: The Singles Collection
Some People
1986 • Between Two Fires
Wherever I Lay My Hat (That's My Home)
1983 • No Parlez
Everything Must Change
1984 • Everything Must Change
Love of the Common People
1991 • From Time To Time: The Singles Collection
Trivia about the album Original Album Classics by Paul Young
- In what year was the album “Original Album Classics” released by Paul Young?
- The album “Original Album Classics” was released in 2012 by Paul Young, featuring 55 tracks.
- What is the most successful song from the album “Original Album Classics” by Paul Young?
- “Oh Girl” is the biggest hit from the album “Original Album Classics” by Paul Young.