Dan Fogelberg Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Same Old Lang Syne |
| 2 | Leader of the Band |
| 3 | Longer |
| 4 | Run for the Roses |
| 5 | Let Her Go |
| 6 | Tullamore Dew |
| 7 | Rhythm of the Rain |
| 8 | Hard to Say |
| 9 | Love In Time |
| 10 | Sometimes A Song |
| 11 | Nether Lands |
| 12 | Dancing Shoes |
| 13 | Down the Road |
| 14 | Part of the Plan |
| 15 | In the Passage |
| 16 | A Love Like This |
| 17 | The Power of Gold |
| 18 | Birds |
| 19 | Lonely in Love |
| 20 | Only the Heart May Know |
| 21 | Long Way Home (Live In The Country) |
| 22 | Ghosts |
| 23 | Song Of The Sea |
| 24 | Souvenirs |
| 25 | Phoenix |
| 26 | There's a Place in the World for a Gambler |
| 27 | Believe in Me |
| 28 | So Many Changes |
| 29 | Sutter's Mill |
| 30 | The Colors Of Eve |
| 31 | Old Tennessee |
| 32 | Nexus |
| 33 | Lessons Learned |
| 34 | Once Upon a Time |
| 35 | Our Last Farewell |
| 36 | The Reach |
| 37 | Whispers In The Wind |
| 38 | The Last Nail |
| 39 | Tucson, Arizona (Gazette) |
| 40 | Make Love Stay |
| 41 | Seeing You Again |
| 42 | Man in the Mirror/ Below the Surface |
| 43 | Missing You |
| 44 | Soft Voice |
| 45 | The Innocent Age |
| 46 | Sketches |
| 47 | Along the Road |
| 48 | Loose Ends |
| 49 | To the Morning |
| 50 | Crow |
Dan Fogelberg Albums
About Dan Fogelberg
Dan Fogelberg was an American singer-songwriter from Peoria, Illinois, who crafted some of the most emotionally resonant and melodically sophisticated soft rock of the 1970s and 80s. His music blended folk storytelling with lush orchestral arrangements and jazz-influenced guitar work, creating a deeply personal sound that spoke to universal themes of love, loss, and nostalgia. Fogelberg's breakthrough came with heartfelt ballads like "Same Old Lang Syne," a bittersweet Christmas encounter that became a holiday classic, and "Leader of the Band," a tender tribute to his father that showcased his ability to transform intimate family moments into universal anthems. His rich, warm vocals and intricate guitar playing, evident on albums like "Portrait" and later works such as "River of Souls," established him as a master of the adult contemporary format while maintaining artistic credibility. Though often dismissed by critics as overly sentimental, Fogelberg's meticulous craftsmanship and emotional honesty resonated deeply with audiences, making him a radio staple and concert draw throughout his career. His evolution from the folk-rock of his early work to the more polished, orchestrated sound of hits like "Longer" demonstrated his growth as both a songwriter and arranger, cementing his place as one of the defining voices of 70s and 80s soft rock before his death in 2007.