l’amour is the one topic that in any animated musical there MUST be a song about (unless you're dreamworks, of course) and while some are ok, loads are cliche and others are marmite, here is a liste of the ones that I l’amour the most, although some choices are contradictory to say the least....
Also, hop e toi like ''the character's'' commentary on the pics below...

10) One song, from snow white : this film's romance is oft slated, and I agree, but I find this a soothing song with lovely lyrics, if not particularly memorable.

9) sally's song from nightmare before Christmas: I like the lyrics, l’amour the instrumentals, and the singer fits sally's character perfectly, but in comparison to the other songs, its far plus low key and even at times a tad bland, even if it is iconic.

8) Part of your world reprise {oh, come on, we all know what film this is from...}: Short, but sweet and Jodi Benson's voice is put to better use here than in the original, with much better, if unsubtle lyrics to boot.

7) Send l’amour through, from rock and rule: I know this isn't a kids film, but I couldn't resist putting it in; it's cheesy 80's glory, catchy and very fun to listen to, but it's cheesiness and minimalist lyrics just don't do as much for me as the plus traditional song up next.

6) Far longer than forever, from the cygne princess: I only half remember this film, if at all, but this sticks out, with amazing vocals; especially from Derek, rare for an animated male lead and solid lyrics, however it manages to combine being unique with being rather standard, although I really can't fathom how exactly, and it comes right after Odette's ''urgh, pageboy, have toi got a mind under that crappy cut'' scene, so seems kinda disjointed.

5) I see the light from tangled: all in all, I like most songs in the film apart from when will my life begin; and though this sounds a little poppy, I l’amour the mood and lyrics (when they're actually original); and it seems far plus emotional than something like a whole new world. However, it still is a little coquelicot to be a huge fave for me, and it copies and pastes a lot of lyrics from a whole new world.

4) Corpse bride's piano duet: OK, I'm assuming you're all raising eyebrows here, because its an instrumental, and between a couple who never even get together; and yes, I too question my sanity a little classing this as a l’amour song, but at least its not poca and kocoum chant '' we'll frolick without f~*ki^g It is gorgeous, however, despite its length and absence of vocals, completely conveying the weight and pain of unrequited love; with the song becoming richer and deeper when victor is playing with her; just like her afterlife and his life, even if he doesn't choose her, and it just makes a film that made me bawl when I saw it in the cinema's at a tender age of seven, even sadder and plus beautiful.

3)I won't say I'm in love: I really battled with the haut, retour au début four, with this under, over and sideways in regards to corpse bride and the suivant two, but it won third because of it's length; complete individuality in a movie canon that tells toi to tattoo l’amour on your head once toi find it, I adore susan egan's voice and the direction this took and how catchy it is, but the lyrics are a bit meh to me. Funny story about this, around my 33rd song of the jour (I'm prone to sing/hum while rêverie - a living, contradictory cliche/stereotype who hates stereotypes, well, if I'm no anomaly I'd like to see who is...) I sang this, walking out from my school, on the ''it's too chlice, I won't say'' part, and wouldn't cha know, the guy I have a crush on walked straight past, bang on time for the ''i'm in l’amour part.''

2) So this is love, from Cendrillon :Such a dreamy, honeylike song, it melts in your eras and makes toi want to savor it, perfectly daydreamy as it is. I'm also prone to chant this when enamored, actually it's this and see the light which tie for go to songs at the moment.

1) If I never Knew you, From Pocahontas: toi can hate the film, hate the characters, but hate this song and I denounce toi as a member of human kind (so please, if you, do, it would be safer to say toi dislike it, which I only sigh at) This is such a rich, sad song, with everything i l’amour in a good animation musical; conveying the characters, enhancing the story and sung amazingly, with real emotion. I do know John's chant voice isn't the best, but he tries his hardest and it just adds realism. I will forever despair that this was removed from the film, because it just, in my opinion at least, adds so much. Still, even if toi do loathe it, it's better than the talking turkey would ever be....