Top 10 Michael Buble Songs on iTunes

ince 1995, the world has been blessed with Michael Bublé songs, especially once the Canadian singer's eponymous label debut dropped in 2003. With a voice and style comparable to crooners such as Bobby Darin and Frank Sinatra, Bublé's silky-smooth vocals invoke feelings of nostalgia among listeners. Check out our countdown of the Top 10 Michael Bublé songs, rated by the AOL Radio audience.

10

'Dream a Little Dream of Me'

The Michael Bublé song was originally written by Fabian Andre and Wilbur Schwandt in 1931, and has been rerecorded by a plethora of artists since -- for example, Mama Cass and Ella Fitzgerald. Bublé's version definitely does this legendary song justice.

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09

'The Way You Look Tonight'

Any woman is sure to swoon when they hear Bublé's rendition of this classic, originally sung by Fred Astaire in the film 'Swing Time.'

08

'Everything'

This love song was written about the singer's ex-girlfriend Emily Blunt. The lyrics are about love's enduring power to create stability in an otherwise chaotic world.

07

'Sway'

Bublé's revamped version of the mambo classic from 1953 strays from the big band style we are so used to seeing from him.

06

'Feeling Good'

His vocal performance accompanied by his swinging band make this Michael Bublé song a recipe for success, even if David Hasselhoff happened to butcher it years before.

05

'How Can You Mend a Broken Heart'

The original version of this song was recorded by the Bee Gees in 1971. Bublé channeled the original by having Barry Gibb perform backup vocals on the 2003 version, which appears on the Canadian singer's self titled album, 'Michael Bublé.'

04

'Lost'

This heart-wrenching ballad is about breaking up with a love -- and how being on your own can cause an overwhelming shock to the soul.

03

'Haven't Met You Yet'

This melancholy yet hopeful tune describes the singer's yearning for love. Bublé sings, "And I promise you, kid, that I give so much more than I can get / I just haven't met you yet."

02

'Save the Last Dance for Me'

Originally recorded by the Drifters in 1960, Bublé's version of the popular song is sure to get people on the floor moving to the music. The song was the second single off his 2006 effort, 'It's Time.'

01

'Home'

This Michael Bublé song -- which rocketed to the top of the charts in both the U.S. and Canada -- is about a man who is separated from his lover and his longing to be at home by her side again.