David Bowie Most Popular Songs
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Changes was a single release in 1972 from the album Hunky Dory.

The song charted only in the US at #41. Bowie also played the sax on this track, his first time doing so. Although the single didn't do so well on initial release, after the next album the song for some reason picked up some success and it was re-issued in 1975 as the B-side of Space Oddity. Changes was Bowie's last song on stage before his passing in 2016. The song also charted once more after Bowie's death. 

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Hero's was only one of two singles from the 1977 album of the same name.

This song was a top 20 in several countries and in the UK reached #24 while in the US it did not chart at all. The song was promoted with a music video and was also released in both German and French language versions.

After Bowie's death in 2016, the song re-charted in the UK, reaching #12. Download the free David Bowie Heros lyrics below.

Rebel Rebel was one of three singles released from the 1974 album Diamond Dogs.

It also had the best ranking of the three, reaching #5 in the UK, #64 in the US and a top five in Ireland and The Netherlands. The two singles, one for the UK market and the other for the US were different arrangements with the US version also shorter in length.

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Space Oddity is a single from the 1969 album of the same name.

The song was David Bowie's first #1 song in the UK and it also peaked at #15 in the US. The song was released in conjunction of the moon landing and due to the effects in the song.

The song has been covered my numerous artists and has appeared in TV and film. Download the David Bowie Space Oddity lyrics below.

Starman hails from David bowie's 1972 album Ziggy Stardust or as it's officially called The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars.

The song did well, charting in several countries and reaching #65 in the US and #10 in the UK. The song Round And Round, a Chuck Berry cover, was removed to make way for Starman.

This song was the one that got Bowie the recognition he deserved in the music business. The chorus was based slightly on the Judy Garland song Over The Rainbow from The Wizard Of Oz.

The song inspired the creation of the 1977 film Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and the song appears in TV and film scores.

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Ziggy Stardust was a track on the 1972 album The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars album, but the track was not released as a single.

But in 1994 while on tour, a live version was recorded and released as a single. That version reached #17 in the US.