Nelly Furtado Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Say It Right |
| 2 | Maneater |
| 3 | All Good Things (Come to an End) |
| 4 | Do It |
| 5 | I’m Like a Bird |
| 6 | Try (radio edit) |
| 7 | Turn Off the Light |
| 8 | Manos al aire |
| 9 | In God’s Hands |
| 10 | All Good Things (Come to an End) (radio edit) |
| 11 | Afraid |
| 12 | Glow |
| 13 | Te busque |
| 14 | Wait for You |
| 15 | Showtime |
| 16 | No hay igual |
| 17 | Promiscuous |
| 18 | Força |
| 19 | Powerless (Say What You Want) |
| 20 | Spirit Indestructible |
| 21 | Explode |
| 22 | Big Hoops (Bigger the Better) |
| 23 | Somebody to Love |
| 24 | What I Wanted |
| 25 | The Grass Is Green |
| 26 | Let My Hair Down |
| 27 | Night Is Young |
| 28 | One‐Trick Pony |
| 29 | Más |
| 30 | Saturdays |
| 31 | Hey, Man! |
| 32 | Parking Lot |
| 33 | Build You Up |
| 34 | Legend |
| 35 | Fresh Off the Boat |
| 36 | Picture Perfect |
| 37 | Baby Girl |
| 38 | Waiting for the Night |
| 39 | Childhood Dreams |
| 40 | Shit on the Radio (Remember the Days) |
| 41 | Try |
| 42 | Party |
| 43 | Powerless |
| 44 | Trynna Finda Way |
| 45 | Well, Well |
| 46 | I Will Make U Cry |
| 47 | Scared of You |
| 48 | Vacación |
| 49 | Bucket List |
| 50 | Suficiente tiempo |
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About Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Victoria who emerged in 2000 as a genre-blending pop artist mixing folk, hip-hop, and world music influences. Her breakthrough album "Whoa, Nelly!" featured the quirky hit "I'm Like a Bird," but she truly conquered global charts with 2006's "Loose," which spawned massive hits like "Promiscuous," "Maneater," and "Say It Right" that showcased her evolution into sleek, Timbaland-produced pop-R&B. Furtado's Portuguese heritage and willingness to sing in multiple languages, particularly on Spanish-language albums like "Mi Plan," helped bridge cultural divides in pop music. Her fearless artistic reinvention from indie folk-pop to mainstream dance-pop to Latin music demonstrated remarkable versatility and cultural fluidity.