The Best Songs With House in the Title

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Have you ever thought about how many songs with house in the title have been written? This list ranks the best songs with house in the name across countless music genres, including pop, rock, R&B, hip-hop, country, jazz, and disco. Most of the tracks listed here are songs about houses and living in one's home, but almost all of these hit singles have different lyrical interpretations, despite each song's commonality of having the word house in the title. This ranked poll features timeless songs by many of your favorite rockstars and singer-songwriters, including "The House of the Rising Sun" by Eric Burdon & the Animals, "Our House" by Madness, “Heart of the House” by Alanis Morissette, “Burning Down the House” by Talking Heads, and of course “The House That Built Me” by Miranda Lambert. Vote below for your favorite songs with house in the title and lyrics, and feel free to check out these artists' discography lists afterwards if you'd like to discover more of their greatest music.  

Most divisive: Burning Down the House (feat. The Cardigans)
Over 700 Ranker voters have come together to rank this list of The Best Songs With House in the Title
  • Our House
    1
    Madness
    165 votes

    "Our House" by Madness is an iconic 80s hit that not only topped the charts but also became a pop culture staple, making appearances in countless commercials and nostalgic playlists. With its feel-good melody and catchy lyrics, it's no wonder the track earned the band a silver certification from the British Phonographic Industry.

    • Album(s): The Rise & Fall
  • The House of the Rising Sun
    2
    Eric Burdon & the Animals
    119 votes

    "The House of the Rising Sun," popularized by The Animals, boasts one of rock music's most iconic opening guitar riffs. Revered as a classic since its release in 1964, the song has seen countless covers and interpretations, standing as testament to its enduring impact on pop culture.

    • Album(s): The Animals
  • Burning Down the House
    3

    Burning Down the House

    Talking Heads
    20 votes

    "Burning Down the House" by Talking Heads is an enduring testament to their unique brand of avant-garde art-rock and innovative musicianship. Featured on their critically acclaimed 1983 album Speaking in Tongues, this infectious track became one of their most successful songs, peaking at No. 9 on Billboard Hot 100 chart while remaining a staple within popular music history.

  • Our House
    4

    Our House

    Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
    60 votes

    "Our House" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young paints a vivid picture of communal living during the counterculture era. As a standout track off their renowned Deja Vu album from 1970, this song continues to resonate with listeners who celebrate peace and love ideals.

    • Album(s): Déjà vu
  • Trap House
    5

    Trap House

    Gucci Mane
    14 votes
    • Album(s): Trap House, Who Framed Radric Davis
  • Brick House
    6
    Commodores
    67 votes

    "Brick House"'s infectious groove earned The Commodores significant success in both funk and popular music realms. This danceable track released in 1977 peaked at number five on Billboard Hot 100 chart and remains an irresistible earworm for music lovers.

    • Album(s): Motown Legends - The Commodores, Commodores
  • A House of Gold
    7

    A House of Gold

    Hank Williams
    20 votes

    Hank Williams' "A House of Gold" speaks to the human spirit with its timeless message about wealth and happiness. This country classic has been continually revered, covered by numerous artists over the years, and remains a poignant reminder of the importance of love and family.

    • Album(s): I Saw the Light
  • Red House
    8
    The Jimi Hendrix Experience
    20 votes

    "Red House" exemplifies Jimi Hendrix's unparalleled guitar prowess and soulful vocal stylings that continue to inspire generations of musicians. As part of his groundbreaking debut album Are You Experienced? (1967), this blues-infused classic showcases Hendrix's legendary skill and artistry in every note.

    • Album(s): Are You Experienced
  • House of Fun
    9

    House of Fun

    Madness
    20 votes

    "House of Fun's" upbeat and playful nature made it an instant hit for Madness, reaching No. 1 in the UK Singles Chart in 1982. The track's memorable saxophone riff and its connection to teenage coming-of-age stories have solidified its place in popular music history.

  • In My House
    10
    Mary Jane Girls
    37 votes

    "In My House" by Mary Jane Girls showcases their tight harmonies and infectious pop-funk sound. Released in 1985, this dancefloor hit peaked at number seven on Billboard Hot 100 chart and solidified their place as icons in 80s R&B music scene.

    • Album(s): Only Four You
  • Here Is the House
    11

    Here Is the House

    Depeche Mode
    33 votes

    "Here Is the House" by Depeche Mode is a striking example of their ability to blend atmospheric electronic sounds and emotive lyricism. Featured on their widely praised 1986 album Black Celebration, this tender love song continues to captivate fans of alternative music.

    • Album(s): Black Celebration
  • Living in a House Divided
    12

    Living in a House Divided

    Cher
    10 votes
    • Album(s): Foxy Lady
  • Burned Is the House
    13

    Burned Is the House

    Alkaline Trio
    10 votes
    • Album(s): Agony & Irony
  • Slip Inside This House
    14
    13th Floor Elevators
    29 votes

    13th Floor Elevators' "Slip Inside This House" is a psychedelic masterpiece that transports listeners to the heart of the 60s counterculture movement. The hypnotic track from their influential 1967 album, Easter Everywhere, captures the essence of the era and remains a touchpoint for modern psychedelic rock.

    • Album(s): Easter Everywhere, Complete Easter Everywhere
  • Come on in This House / Have Mercy Baby
    15

    Come on in This House / Have Mercy Baby

    Junior Wells, Buddy Guy
    9 votes
    • Album(s): Play the Blues
  • House of Four Doors
    16

    House of Four Doors

    The Moody Blues
    19 votes

    "House of Four Doors" by The Moody Blues presents an introspective journey through hauntingly beautiful progressive rock soundscapes. This enlightening tune from their groundbreaking 1968 album, In Search of the Lost Chord, showcases their genre-defining musicianship and endures as a fan favorite.

    • Album(s): In Search of the Lost Chord
  • House Rent Boogie!
    17

    House Rent Boogie!

    John Lee Hooker
    13 votes

    John Lee Hooker's "Hey, It's the House Rent Boogie!" highlights his signature gritty vocals and impactful storytelling abilities. This classic blues tune from 1951 captures an authentic snapshot of American history while showcasing Hooker's undeniable talent as a musician and cultural icon.

    • Album(s): John Lee Hooker's 40th Anniversary Album
  • Pink Houses
    18
    John Mellencamp
    46 votes

    "Pink Houses" by John Mellencamp is an ode to quintessential Americana with its thought-provoking lyrics about working-class life. Released in 1983 on his breakthrough album Uh-Huh, the track continues to inspire listeners across generations with its heartfelt storytelling and relatable themes.

    • Album(s): Uh-huh
  • House of Cards
    19
    Radiohead
    18 votes

    Radiohead's "House of Cards" is a hauntingly beautiful reflection on human connection, melding ethereal soundscapes with Thom Yorke's evocative vocals. As part of their groundbreaking 2007 release In Rainbows, this atmospheric track perfectly encapsulates Radiohead's innovative approach to creating captivating alternative rock music.

    • Album(s): In Rainbows
  • Heart of the House
    20

    Heart of the House

    Alanis Morissette
    12 votes

    "Heart of the House" showcases Alanis Morissette's masterful storytelling ability backed by her signature blend of alternative rock melodies. Featured on her critically acclaimed third studio album Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie, this heartfelt tune highlights Morissette's growth as an artist while cementing her status as a powerful female voice in rock.

    • Album(s): Supposed Former Infatuation Junkie
  • Burning Down the House (feat. The Cardigans)
    21

    Burning Down the House (feat. The Cardigans)

    Tom Jones
    36 votes

    "Burning Down the House" (feat. The Cardigans) is Tom Jones' energetic cover of Talking Heads' iconic hit. His collaboration with Swedish band The Cardigans gave this classic anthem a modern twist, propelling it back into popular consciousness and showcasing Jones' enduring appeal.

    • Album(s): Reload
  • The House That Built Me
    22
    Miranda Lambert
    15 votes

    "The House That Built Me" by Miranda Lambert showcases her evocative songwriting abilities against a backdrop of emotive country melodies. A highlight from her acclaimed 2009 album Revolution, the Grammy-winning ballad struck a chord with listeners worldwide for its touching depiction of nostalgia and homecoming.

    • Album(s): Revolution
  • Step Inside this House
    23

    Step Inside this House

    Lyle Lovete
    5 votes

    Lyle Lovett's "Step Inside This House" pays homage to fellow Texan singer-songwriter Guy Clark by covering one of his most cherished songs. Featured on Lovett's double-disc tribute album from 1998, this heartfelt rendition highlights both Clark's timeless storytelling abilities and Lovett's versatile musicianship.

    • Album(s): Step Inside This House
  • My House
    24

    My House

    Flo Rida
    9 votes
  • House of Jazz
    25

    House of Jazz

    AC/DC
    31 votes

    "House of Jazz"'s classy vibe made it an instant standout on AC/DC's album Ballbreaker. Released in 1995, this blues-infused rock gem highlights Angus Young's signature guitar riffs while paying tribute to one of music's most beloved genres.

    • Album(s): Stiff Upper Lip
  • House of Pain
    26

    House of Pain

    Faster Pussycat
    14 votes

    Faster Pussycat’s “House Of Pain” resonates with listeners for its heartfelt lyrics detailing troubled childhood experiences juxtaposed against catchy hard rock melodies. Released in 1989 on their second studio album Wake Me When It’s Over, this power ballad remains a fan favorite and testament to the band’s emotional depth.

    • Album(s): Wake Me When It's Over
  • Lego House
    27

    Lego House

    Ed Sheeran
    15 votes

    "Lego House" showcases Ed Sheeran's irresistibly catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, propelling him into international stardom upon its release in 2011. From his debut studio album +, this pop ballad has since become a fan favorite, amassing over one billion streams on Spotify and solidifying Sheeran's status as a global pop sensation.

    • Album(s): Plus
  • Hyacinth House
    28

    Hyacinth House

    The Doors
    22 votes

    "Hyacinth House" by The Doors is an entrancing exploration of introspection and self-discovery, featuring Jim Morrison's signature poetic lyricism. Released on their 1971 album L.A. Woman, this mesmerizing track stands as a testament to the band's enduring influence on psychedelic rock.

    • Album(s): L.A. Woman
  • This House Is on Fire
    29

    "This House Is on Fire" by Natalie Merchant showcases her powerful voice and poignant songwriting skills. This memorable track from her 2001 album Motherland resonates with listeners due to its passionate delivery and relevant commentary on global issues.

    • Album(s): Flick of the Switch
  • House of Pain
    30

    House of Pain

    Van Halen
    22 votes

    Van Halen's "House of Pain" showcases Eddie Van Halen’s signature guitar virtuosity combined with David Lee Roth’s dynamic vocal performance. Released on their legendary 1984 album 1984, the hard rock gem solidified Van Halen’s reputation as one of the most influential bands of their era.

    • Album(s): 1984
  • Don't Come Out the House (feat. 21 Savage)
    31

    Don't Come Out the House (feat. 21 Savage)

    Metro Boomin
    1 votes
  • And the House Fell Down
    32

    And the House Fell Down

    Elton John
    7 votes

    "And the House Fell Down" by Elton John exhibits his legendary songwriting partnership with Bernie Taupin, blending heartfelt storytelling with evocative piano melodies. Featured on his critically acclaimed 2006 album The Captain & The Kid, this moving ballad continues to resonate with fans for its emotional depth and timeless appeal.

    • Album(s): The Captain & the Kid
  • Not in My House
    33

    Not in My House

    Nelly
    3 votes
    • Album(s): Nellyville
  • House Party
    34

    House Party

    3OH!3
    15 votes

    "House Party" by electronic duo 3OH!3 is an infectious dancefloor anthem that perfectly captures the carefree spirit of late-night revelry. Released in 2010 as part of their third studio album Streets of Gold, this high-energy track has become synonymous with wild celebrations and good times.

    • Album(s): Streets of Gold
  • Little House
    35

    Little House

    The Fray
    15 votes

    "Little House" by The Fray showcases their emotive songwriting skills and signature piano-driven melodies that have connected with fans worldwide. Featured on their 2005 debut album How to Save a Life, this heartfelt tune continues to resonate with listeners for its tender lyricism and timeless appeal.

    • Album(s): How to Save a Life
  • House Arrest
    36

    House Arrest

    Bryan Adams
    11 votes
    • Album(s): Waking Up the Neighbours
  • House of Blue Leaves
    37

    House of Blue Leaves

    Moby
    11 votes
    • Album(s): Ambient