Here’s what I have so far …
Come To My Window - Melissa Etheridge
Damn, I Wish I Were Your Lover - Sophie B. Hawkins
The Power of Two - Indigo Girls
What are your top favorite lesbian love songs?
My favorite was always “The Dangerous Dyke” by The Cars, but here is what other people think. Well…I thought it was “The Dangerous Dyke” for a long, long time.
“She’s Got a Girlfriend Now” - Save Ferris (funny - good for comic relief)
"So Shall It Be " by k.d. lang and “Barefoot”, if you can find it.
“Elsewhere” Sarah McLachlan
Lots of stuff by the Murmurs is fun
I like o-l-d Melissa: “Chromeplated Heart” “You Used to Love to Dance” “No Souvenirs”. She also does a really cute cover of “Maggy May”.
Not explicitly lesbian, but my girlfriend sure thought “Truth & Bone” by Heather Nova was hot when I sent it to her.
The song that’s playing during the Susan Sarandon/Catherine Deneuve sex scene in “The Hunger” is Lakme by Delibes. Instrumental, but very pretty.
(Boy, I’m really dating myself here ;-).
Tori doesn’t belong in that group. She writes tons of songs about men - nothing about lesbians that I can think of (she’s straight). She has her share of gay fans, but my experience is that they’re mostly guys.
I think the closest Tori song that would fit is Raspberry Swirl:
And I don’t know that I’d put that on a lovey-dovey mix cd.
I definitely second Melissa Ferrick’s Drive and I also recommend the following tracks from “Better than Chocolate”, which is probably the best lesbian flick I’ve ever seen.
Pure (You’re Touching Me) by West End Girls
Perfect Fingers by Tami Greer (Although Google tells me that Ani actually wrote the song)
I wish I was a Lesbian by Louden Wainright the 3rd?
check out K.D. Langs Ingenue album, it has some of the most amazing love songs you have ever heard and ranks in my all time top 10 cd’s ever.
and I am a straight male if that matters.
Though it was featured, non-sexually, in Toy Story 2, the lyrics to When She Loved Me can also be taken as a lesbian love song, especially given that it was sung quite touchingly by Sarah McLachlan in the film.