9. Someday My Prince Will Come (Snow White)
I hate to put this song last because it's absolutely beautiful, but the other ones are simply better.
8. A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes (Cinderella)
Same goes for this one. This song is so dreamy and lovely, but still, there are better ones.
7. Down In New Orleans (The Princess and the Frog)
This song has so much heart and soul in it. I can't help but smile when I listen to thing song. Amazing.
6. Reflection (Mulan)
Lea Salonga does such an amazing job of conveying so much emotion into this song. You can really feel the pain Mulan is feeling and I feel like that's what music is suppose to do.
5. A Whole New World (Aladdin)
One of the most famous disney movie songs, and rightfully deserving so. It's so romantic and just makes me want to go fly on a magic carpet and soar through the night sky.
4. Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
This is one of my most favorite songs ever. Belle's sweet voice contributes so much and it just brings back so many memories.
3. Once Upon A Dream (Sleeping Beauty)
This song is pure magic. Everything from its wonderful chorus to Mary Costa's haunting opera soprano voice makes me tingle all over.
2. Colors of the Wind (Pocahontas)
A song so beautiful it's hard to completely describe it. I think anyone who's ever listened to it can agree with me. The lyrics are enchanting and Judy Kuhn's voice is mesmerizing. Truly a masterpiece.
1. Part of Your World (The Little Mermaid)
This song was like the definition of my childhood. I'd always be singing it. It's in my opinion the best Disney princess song. Jodi Benson's voice is one of the most beautiful voices in the world and the lyrics and melody just stay with you forever.
I hate to put this song last because it's absolutely beautiful, but the other ones are simply better.
"Someday my prince will come someday we'll meet again and away to his castle we'll go to be happy forever I know..."
8. A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes (Cinderella)
Same goes for this one. This song is so dreamy and lovely, but still, there are better ones.
"A dream is a wish your heart makes when you're fast asleep in dreams you lose your heartache whatever you wish for you keep..."
7. Down In New Orleans (The Princess and the Frog)
This song has so much heart and soul in it. I can't help but smile when I listen to thing song. Amazing.
"In the South Land there's a city way down on the river where the women are very pretty and all the men deliver..."
6. Reflection (Mulan)
Lea Salonga does such an amazing job of conveying so much emotion into this song. You can really feel the pain Mulan is feeling and I feel like that's what music is suppose to do.
"Who is that girl I see staring straight back at me why is my reflection someone I don't know..."
5. A Whole New World (Aladdin)
One of the most famous disney movie songs, and rightfully deserving so. It's so romantic and just makes me want to go fly on a magic carpet and soar through the night sky.
"A whole new world a dazzling place I never knew but when I'm way up here it's crystal clear that now I'm in a whole new world with you..."
4. Belle (Beauty and the Beast)
This is one of my most favorite songs ever. Belle's sweet voice contributes so much and it just brings back so many memories.
"Little town it's a quite village everyday like the one before little town full of little people waking up to say..."
3. Once Upon A Dream (Sleeping Beauty)
This song is pure magic. Everything from its wonderful chorus to Mary Costa's haunting opera soprano voice makes me tingle all over.
"I know you I walked with you once upon a dream I know you the gleam in your eyes is so familiar a gleam..."
2. Colors of the Wind (Pocahontas)
A song so beautiful it's hard to completely describe it. I think anyone who's ever listened to it can agree with me. The lyrics are enchanting and Judy Kuhn's voice is mesmerizing. Truly a masterpiece.
"Have you ever heard the wolf cry to the blue corn moon or asked the grinning bobcat why he grinned can you sing with all the voices of the mountains can you paint with all the colors of the wind..."
1. Part of Your World (The Little Mermaid)
This song was like the definition of my childhood. I'd always be singing it. It's in my opinion the best Disney princess song. Jodi Benson's voice is one of the most beautiful voices in the world and the lyrics and melody just stay with you forever.
"When's it my turn wouldn't I love love to explore that world up above out of the sea wish I could be part of your world..."
Hey guys, I'm back with yet another article in my series! This will be another short one, since there aren't very many purple outfits in the DP lineup. So sad, since purple is my favorite color. I hope you guys enjoyed it!
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5. Ariel's purple seashells
I wasn't expecting this to be the first outfit eliminated, so imagine my surprise when the vast majority of fans voted for it! Most users seemed to think it doesn't really count as an outfit since it's basically just a bra. Personally I really like how Ariel looks in this - it's such a classic mermaid look!
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5. Ariel's purple seashells
I wasn't expecting this to be the first outfit eliminated, so imagine my surprise when the vast majority of fans voted for it! Most users seemed to think it doesn't really count as an outfit since it's basically just a bra. Personally I really like how Ariel looks in this - it's such a classic mermaid look!
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So it's been about six months since I joined Fanpop, and about as much time since I published my first DP article ranking the DPs. This article will explain my new ranking of the Disney princesses (including Anna and Elsa) from lowest to highest in my opinion. Hope you like it!
13. Elsa (same spot)
Unfortunately, Elsa’s still at the bottom of my list. This is mainly because she doesn’t seem to exhibit any worry about the kingdom and sister she leaves behind after they find out about her ice powers, which is disconcerting since she spent her whole life...
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So it's been about six months since I joined Fanpop, and about as much time since I published my first DP article ranking the DPs. This article will explain my new ranking of the Disney princesses (including Anna and Elsa) from lowest to highest in my opinion. Hope you like it!
13. Elsa (same spot)
Unfortunately, Elsa’s still at the bottom of my list. This is mainly because she doesn’t seem to exhibit any worry about the kingdom and sister she leaves behind after they find out about her ice powers, which is disconcerting since she spent her whole life...
Disney Princess movies deserves more weddings
Here's another ranking of my favorite DP outfits. I find Disney can work on at least signature dresses of princesses, there are hardly any that I absolutely love and wish to own them but there are some great dresses that I really like and here's my top 10 favorite.
1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I love the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the gown only opens when she twirls,...
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1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I love the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the gown only opens when she twirls,...
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Props to link for posting the link When I came up with answers for the 3rd question, favorite movies, I really liked them so I wanted to share them as an article.
Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favorite romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's day and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor. 
Aurora: The Sound of...
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Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favorite romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's day and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor.
A manipulative Southern belle carries on a turbulent affair with a blockade runner during the American Civil War.
Aurora: The Sound of...
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