10
'God is a DJ'
Pink's free-spirited nature truly shines through in the second single off her third album, in which she sings, "If God is a DJ / Life is a dance floor / Love is a rhythm / You are the music." Although 'Try This' is considered Pink's least successful LP, the life-loving single still comes in as the No. 10 best song on our list.
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09
'Who Knew'
Inspired by the death of a childhood friend, 'Who Knew' tugs at heartstrings with its emotional chorus: "If someone said three years from now / You'd be long gone I'd stand up and punch them out / Cause they're all wrong / I know better / Cause you said forever / And ever, who knew?" The song reached No. 1 on Billboard's Pop 100 chart.
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08
'So What'
The first single from 'Funhouse' reached No. 1 in 25 countries thanks to its I'm-better-off-without-you lyrics. Pink separated from her husband, Carey Hart, in February 2008, six months before the single was released, however Hart appears in several scenes of the memorable music video. The two have since reconnected and are expecting their first child.
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07
'Please Don't Leave Me'
Pink shows off her vulnerable side in the third single from her 2008 album 'Funhouse.' She admits to being "obnoxious" and not treating her beau ideally, and her chorus shows that she's ultimately filled with regret. In 2009, a censored version of the music video was released because of its original violent content, inspired by 'Misery' and 'The Shining.'
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06
'Get the Party Started'
The lead single from Pink's second album, 'Missundaztood,' quickly became an international hit, keeping the singer out of the "sophomore slump." It is one of the star's most recognizable songs, marked by its prominent line, "I'm comin' up so you better get this party started," which, at that point in her career, had more meanings than one. The track also earned a Grammy nod for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance.
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05
'Sober'
In 2009, Pink said that 'Sober' is a "dark, kind of sad song" about "the vices we choose." The single, featured on her fifth studio album 'Funhouse,' earned the singer a 2010 Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. It peaked at No. 1 on Billboard's Adult Pop Songs chart and No. 15 on the Top 100 chart.
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04
'U + Ur Hand'
The pop star delivers the ultimate rejection in song form with her 2006 hit, which, in true Pink fashion, doesn't mince words. Pink was scheduled to perform the single on 'Idol Gives Back,' but when execs found out about the song's subject matter, they asked her to change the lyrics. She refused, and sang 'Who Knew' instead.
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03
'Don't Let Me Get Me'
Pink explores being her own worst enemy in the second single from her 2002 album, 'Missundaztood.' She can't get anything right and fantasizes about being someone else, while making one of her signature pop culture references: "Tired of being compared to damn Britney Spears." The song reached No. 1 on Billboard's Pop Songs chart.
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02
'Most Girls'
While Pink has infused a rock vibe into many of her pop hits, 'Most Girls,' showcases the singer's R&B chops. The song was the second single from the singer's debut solo album, and helped carve out a spot for her in the pop world. The song was written by Damon Thomas and Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds, co-founder of Pink's label LaFace.
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01
'Just Like a Pill'
'Just Like a Pill' compares Pink's lover, and trying breakup, to a drug that has adverse effects. "And I swear, you're just like a pill / Instead of making me better, you keep making me ill." The 2002 song became an international hit, and beyond incorporating one of the diva's most effective similes, it is also the No. 1 Pink song on our list.
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Posted at 1:38PM on Dec 20th 2010 by Bud