Who Sings These 1990s Songs? Online Quiz | Music by Year

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1. "Vanishing"

Answer: Mariah Carey

"Vanishing" is a song that appears on Mariah Carey's debut album, "Mariah Carey". It was written by Mariah Carey and Ben Margulies, and was never to my knowledge released as a single.

2. "I Drive Myself Crazy"

Answer: Nsync

"I Drive Myself Crazy" appears on Nsync's debut album "Nsync", and also on "The Winter Album" as "Thinking Of You (I Drive Myself Crazy)". It was written by Tony Battaglia and was released as a single, which was very popular.

3. "Get Over Yourself"

Answer: Eden's Crush

"Get Over Yourself" appears on Eden's Crush's album "Popstars". It was released as a single which was kind of popular for a little while, but after the TV show "Popstars" on which the group was made ended, apparently so did they.

4. "Because You Loved Me"

Answer: Celine Dion

"Because You Loved Me" appears on Celine Dion's album "Falling Into You". Written by Diane Warren and released as a single, it was the theme for the movie "Up Close and Personal".

5. "I Could Not Ask For More"

Answer: Edwin McCain

"I Could Not Ask For More" appears on Edwin McCain's "Messenger" album. It was written by Edwin McCain and was released as a single by him and also by the female country singer Sara Evans.

6. "Can't Fight the Moonlight"

Answer: LeAnn Rimes

"Can't Fight The Moonlight" appears on LeAnn Rimes's "I Need You" album and also on the soundtrack for the movie "Coyote Ugly". It was written by Diane Warren and released as a single.

7. "Drowning"

Answer: Backstreet Boys

"Drowning" appears on Backstreet Boys's "The Hits - Chapter One" album. It was written by Rami, Andreas Carisson, and Linda Thompson and was released as a single.

8. "Nice and Slow"

Answer: Usher

"Nice and Slow" appears on Usher's "My Way" album. It was written by Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal, Usher Raymond, and Brian Casey and was released as a single.

9. "Every Light in the House"

Answer: Trace Adkins

"Every Light In The House" appears on Trace Adkin's "Dreamin' Out Loud" album. It was written by Kent Robbins and was released as a single.

10. "Say You'll Be There"

Answer: Spice Girls

"Say You'll Be There" is on the Spice Girls's "Spice" album. It was written by Spice Girls and Kennedy and was released as a single.

11. "My Heart Has a History"

Answer: Paul Brandt

"My Heart Has A History" appears on Paul Brandt's "Calm Before The Storm" album. It was written by Mark D. Sanders and Paul Brandt and was released as a single.

12. "How You Remind Me"

Answer: Nickelback

"How You Remind Me" appears on Nickelback's "Silver Side Up" album. It was written by Chad Kroeger and was released as a single.

13. "I Wanna Fall In Love"

Answer: Lila McCann

"I Wanna Fall In Love" appears on Lila McCann's debut album, "Lila". It was written by Mark Spiro and Buddy Brock and was released as a single.

14. "I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore"

Answer: Bryan White

"I'm Not Supposed To Love You Anymore" appears on Bryan White's "Between Now And Forever" album. It was written by Skip Ewing and Donny Kees and was released as a single.

15. "I Wanna Be Bad"

Answer: Willa Ford

"I Wanna Be Bad" appears on Willa Ford's "Willa Was Here" album. It was written by Willa Ford, Brian Kierulf, and Josh Schwartz and was released as a single.

16. "A Thousand Miles"

Answer: Vanessa Carlton

"A Thousand Miles" appears on Vanessa Carlton's "Be Not Nobody" album. It was written by Vanessa Carlton and released as a single.

17. "How Do I Live"

Answer: Trisha Yearwood

"How Do I Live" appears on Trisha Yearwood's "Songbook: A Collection Of Hits" album, and also the soundtrack for the movie "Con Air". It was written by Diane Warren and released as a single by both Trisha and LeAnn Rimes.

18. "Don't Take the Girl"

Answer: Tim McGraw

"Don't Take The Girl" appears on Tim McGraw's debut album "Not A Moment Too Soon" and also on his "Greatest Hits" album. It was written by Larry Johnson and Craig Martin and was released as a single.

19. "Kryptonite"

Answer: 3 Doors Down

"Kryptonite" appears on 3 Doors Down's "The Better Life" album. It was written by Arnold and was released as a single.

20. "Wherever You Will Go"

Answer: The Calling

"Wherever You Will Go" appears on The Calling's "Camino Palmero" album. It was written by Aaron Kamin and Alex Band and was released as a single.

21. "Truly, Madly, Deeply"

Answer: Savage Garden

"Truely, Madly, Deeply" appears on Savage Garden's self-titled album. It was written by Darren Hayes and Daniel Jones and was released as a single.

22. "Blurry"

Answer: Puddle Of Mudd

"Blurry" is on Puddle Of Mudd's "Come Clean" album. It was written by Wesley Scantlin and was released as a single.

23. "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?"

Answer: Paula Cole

"Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?" appears on Paula Cole's "This Fire" album. It was written by Paula Cole and was released as a single.

24. "I Do (Cherish You)"

Answer: 98 Degrees

"I Do (Cherish You)" appears on 98 Degrees's "98 Degrees And Rising" album. It was written by Keith Stegall and Dan Hill and was released as a single by both 98 Degrees and the country singer Mark Wills.

25. "Give It To You"

Answer: Jordan Knight

"Give It To You" appears on Jordan Knight's self-titled album. It was written by James Harris III, Terry Louis, Jordan Knight, and Robin Thicke and was released as a single.

Source: Author david's angel

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