This ’90s Love Song Playlist Is The Only One You’ll Ever Need

If the act of swooning was transformed into music, it would sound like this song.

The most adorable and flirtatious song of Carey's career, "Fantasy" puts all the fun into the romance.

Who knew that Billy Corgan had it in him to make such a grandiose love song? Throw on your finest hat and serenade someone to it, won't you?

This was the track from the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack that you listened to while dreaming of Leonardo DiCaprio. With or without a daydream, though, it's still romantic.

If the line "I'd give up forever to touch you" doesn't make you blush down to your toes, then you're officially dead inside.

"Lovefool" is the goofiest love song of the '90s, but also the most playful. It's the musical equivalent of teasing someone as a means for expressing your secret, undying Helga-Pataki-level of love for them.

Look, if you've never made out to D'Angelo before, then you're doing it wrong.

Admit it: even if you've never wanted to get married, at some point in your life you've still dreamed of walking down the aisle to this song.

This one too. In fact, you probably dreamed of using this song in place of actual marriage vows.

Who says that romance has to be gentle? With "Everlong," the Foo Fighters proved that sometimes love is worth yelling about.

This is the most chill musical love letter you could ever play for another, but it's also one of the deepest.

You have to listen to this while sitting on a swing set next to your date under a star dazzled night sky. It's the law.

The ultimate '90s rock ballad to use to tell your loved one that you're sweet on them.

There's a good chance that not even Seal understands what these lyrics are getting at. But somehow the song still manages to make everyone feel lovelorn and giddy.

"Say Yes" is the simplest and sweetest song that the late singer-songwriter ever wrote, and it's impossible to listen to without breaking out into a full-blown grin.

This is a song so dazzling that it will make you wish that you could turn it into a ring for your other half to take everywhere with them.

This song was good enough for Greta Gerwig's Lady Bird to crush over, so enough said.

With somber verses that tip-toe into an exultant chorus "You Were Meant For Me" is like waking up grumpy before having a stack of freshly made pancakes shoved in front of you. You know, the truest love there is.

Drizzle the dulcet tones of Boyz II Men into any room to turn it instantly into a sexy boudoir.

"Head Over Feet" is the perfect love song for low-key romantics. You know, the type of people who would rather show their love than speak their love — complete with a harmonica solo.

If your crush leaves you breathless, then Donna Lewis' ode to love is exactly the song to blast from a boombox outside their house.

This is just about one of the finest country ballads of the '90s.

The late singer really nailed the feeling of pining for someone with "Lover, You Should've Come Over." Especially with the hopeful chorus closing line of, "it's not too late."

Put all these songs together, and you're guaranteed a loved-up night. Happy listening.