
Oh pickle my heart how’s my the
gentleman of the road that are keeping
folk music alive welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down our picks for the top 10
Mumford & Sons songs
for this list we’ve chosen our entries
based on a combination of the artists
fan favorites and their most
commercially successful songs and you
are not alone in this brothers we will
stand and we’ll hold your number ten
hopeless wanderer you heard my voice I
came out of the woods by eye for the
fifth and final single of their Grammy
winning album Babel Mumford & Sons
produced an inspirational song about
accepting one’s role in this crazy world
and giving in to the warm blaze of love
and as the music video for this
beautiful track showed there’s also a
touch of comedy behind the dramatic
production as the four gentlemen of the
road
a group of comedy veterans perform their
hearts out including Will Forte as a
poor man’s poor man
so in your hopes on five
with some impressive strumming patterns
and the group’s classic harmonies
hopeless wanderer acts as the perfect
warm-up track for any physical or
meditational journey
number nine white blank page okay you
lie next and give your imagine a lover
broke your heart and you look to the sky
for answers about your unhealthy
obsession and deeply intense affection
sometimes the only answer comes through
a white blank page and through a brief
yet touching collection of lyrics
Mumford and Sons
offered some music for the Soul
despite the narrator’s pure intentions
and a hopeful search for some truth the
song conveys the true essence of
artistic fury
white blank page is the ideal track for
any jilted lover to perform as a last
resort but you may want to put a softer
emphasis on the rage lyric
number eight the wolf
every once in a while the most brilliant
set of musicians must lay down their
acoustic guitars and get dirty musically
speaking
and that’s exactly what Mumford & Sons
did for the third track off their third
studio album with an invigorating
opening verse that would even make bono
cry the band leads up to the one and
only mention of their titular subject as
a man hopes to symbolically quench his
thirst for love
wolf
the wolf is explosive powerful and will
flat-out have you dancing making it a
standout off of the band’s third album
wild your mind
number seven Dust Bowl dance young minds
and John featuring an extremely dark
sound and an explosive finale
dustbowl dance is easily one of
Mumford’s best deep cuts not only off
their debut album but across their
entire discography how can you love it
is you have gone as marcus mumford
channeled his inner Woody Guthrie and
sang about the plight of a sinful man
the rest of the group went all out with
melodic piano and a shredding guitar
with an ode to classic American folk
music dustbowl dance remains a gritty
composition of the bands over as they
served up the grapes
stemming from their musical journey
along with a healthy plate of wrath
number six sigh no more spiritual in
nature and lyrically majestic this song
introduced Mumford and Sons to the world
as the lead track from their debut
studio album son by referencing the
power of God the proverbial waters of
the sea and the beauty of love Seban set
in motion a powerful ode to the nature
of man and how one may always overcome
adversity with a pure heart
sigh no more knocked listeners on their
behind and set the tone for a
transcendental album
number five Babel I know the chime is
numbered my days
almost three years after the release of
their debut record Mumford & Sons
reemerged with another acclaimed album
which included an imp anima single about
revealing your true self and making the
most of every moment but I’ll explain it
all
as an effective visual complement to the
musical composition the video for Babel
highlights the fluid nature of life
through a continuous pan shot as Mumford
& Sons performed the hell out of their
instruments in glorious black and white
well I’m gonna
in the circle of life it’s this song
that always manages to reawaken one’s
soul
number four roll away your stone throw
away your stone ah Rollo in mine we all
come to the crossroads of life at one
point or another and with this
unapologetic track Mumford & Sons
provided a dialogue on embracing one’s
individuality rather than running from
the faintest glimpse of darkness
lyrically the metaphor is dropped from
line one as roll away your stone leads
into romanticism along with a touch of
poetic realism
featuring heavy use of that classic
Mumford banjo roll away your stone is an
essential song from the band’s flawless
catalog you you’ve gone too far this
time you had another reason nor I with
which to take this home that is so
rightfully
number three little lyin man weep for
yourself my man you’ll never be what is
in your ha overflowing with intensity
this personal reflection on lost love
struck a major chord with listeners and
became the first single from Mumford &
Sons debut album
conceptually little lion-man highlights
the posturing one takes in a
relationship only to realize that
bravery requires a bit more than a
boastful attitude tremble in a lion man
you’ll never shuffle any of your score
with edgy lyrics tinged with regret this
song offered up a sense of truth for
listeners and lined up Mumford and Sons
on a date with musical destiny sometimes
you must hit rock-bottom to reach the
mountaintop and it was your heart on the
line I really it up this time
didn’t I my dear number 2 I will wait
like Stowe it’s almost too good to be
true but hey who doesn’t enjoy a good
love story
for the lead single from their sophomore
effort Mumford and company got down on
their knees and proposed their love for
every hopeless romantic of the world
I will wait not only offers a message of
faith but it’s simply the ideal song for
any promising relationship the lyrics
actually reference kneeling down which
proves that marcus mumford fully
understood the importance of his
artistic creation
in other words he was thinking I’m gonna
write this ultimate folk rock wedding
song and that he did that he did
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
so give me hope in the darkness I will
see the life
your own
number one the cave it’s empty in the
valley of your heart the sonnet rises
slowly as you walk nominated for four
Grammy Awards and achieving double
platinum in the United States Mumford &
Sons offered their own take on personal
suffering and the joy of unconditional
love with the cave my strength in pain
I won’t change my ways with lyrics
rooted in realism this song’s title
pointed out the metaphorical escape we
so often retreat to but in the end it’s
about recognizing that special somebody
who is willing to extend a hand and take
the journey with you so come out of your
cave walking on your hands and see the
world
hanging upside down it’s powerful sound
makes for a great time when performed
live and is now watch
Mojo’s certified
so do you agree with our selections what
is your favorite Mumford & Sons songs
for more mind-blowing top 10s published
every day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
gentleman of the road that are keeping
folk music alive welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
counting down our picks for the top 10
Mumford & Sons songs
for this list we’ve chosen our entries
based on a combination of the artists
fan favorites and their most
commercially successful songs and you
are not alone in this brothers we will
stand and we’ll hold your number ten
hopeless wanderer you heard my voice I
came out of the woods by eye for the
fifth and final single of their Grammy
winning album Babel Mumford & Sons
produced an inspirational song about
accepting one’s role in this crazy world
and giving in to the warm blaze of love
and as the music video for this
beautiful track showed there’s also a
touch of comedy behind the dramatic
production as the four gentlemen of the
road
a group of comedy veterans perform their
hearts out including Will Forte as a
poor man’s poor man
so in your hopes on five
with some impressive strumming patterns
and the group’s classic harmonies
hopeless wanderer acts as the perfect
warm-up track for any physical or
meditational journey
number nine white blank page okay you
lie next and give your imagine a lover
broke your heart and you look to the sky
for answers about your unhealthy
obsession and deeply intense affection
sometimes the only answer comes through
a white blank page and through a brief
yet touching collection of lyrics
Mumford and Sons
offered some music for the Soul
despite the narrator’s pure intentions
and a hopeful search for some truth the
song conveys the true essence of
artistic fury
white blank page is the ideal track for
any jilted lover to perform as a last
resort but you may want to put a softer
emphasis on the rage lyric
number eight the wolf
every once in a while the most brilliant
set of musicians must lay down their
acoustic guitars and get dirty musically
speaking
and that’s exactly what Mumford & Sons
did for the third track off their third
studio album with an invigorating
opening verse that would even make bono
cry the band leads up to the one and
only mention of their titular subject as
a man hopes to symbolically quench his
thirst for love
wolf
the wolf is explosive powerful and will
flat-out have you dancing making it a
standout off of the band’s third album
wild your mind
number seven Dust Bowl dance young minds
and John featuring an extremely dark
sound and an explosive finale
dustbowl dance is easily one of
Mumford’s best deep cuts not only off
their debut album but across their
entire discography how can you love it
is you have gone as marcus mumford
channeled his inner Woody Guthrie and
sang about the plight of a sinful man
the rest of the group went all out with
melodic piano and a shredding guitar
with an ode to classic American folk
music dustbowl dance remains a gritty
composition of the bands over as they
served up the grapes
stemming from their musical journey
along with a healthy plate of wrath
number six sigh no more spiritual in
nature and lyrically majestic this song
introduced Mumford and Sons to the world
as the lead track from their debut
studio album son by referencing the
power of God the proverbial waters of
the sea and the beauty of love Seban set
in motion a powerful ode to the nature
of man and how one may always overcome
adversity with a pure heart
sigh no more knocked listeners on their
behind and set the tone for a
transcendental album
number five Babel I know the chime is
numbered my days
almost three years after the release of
their debut record Mumford & Sons
reemerged with another acclaimed album
which included an imp anima single about
revealing your true self and making the
most of every moment but I’ll explain it
all
as an effective visual complement to the
musical composition the video for Babel
highlights the fluid nature of life
through a continuous pan shot as Mumford
& Sons performed the hell out of their
instruments in glorious black and white
well I’m gonna
in the circle of life it’s this song
that always manages to reawaken one’s
soul
number four roll away your stone throw
away your stone ah Rollo in mine we all
come to the crossroads of life at one
point or another and with this
unapologetic track Mumford & Sons
provided a dialogue on embracing one’s
individuality rather than running from
the faintest glimpse of darkness
lyrically the metaphor is dropped from
line one as roll away your stone leads
into romanticism along with a touch of
poetic realism
featuring heavy use of that classic
Mumford banjo roll away your stone is an
essential song from the band’s flawless
catalog you you’ve gone too far this
time you had another reason nor I with
which to take this home that is so
rightfully
number three little lyin man weep for
yourself my man you’ll never be what is
in your ha overflowing with intensity
this personal reflection on lost love
struck a major chord with listeners and
became the first single from Mumford &
Sons debut album
conceptually little lion-man highlights
the posturing one takes in a
relationship only to realize that
bravery requires a bit more than a
boastful attitude tremble in a lion man
you’ll never shuffle any of your score
with edgy lyrics tinged with regret this
song offered up a sense of truth for
listeners and lined up Mumford and Sons
on a date with musical destiny sometimes
you must hit rock-bottom to reach the
mountaintop and it was your heart on the
line I really it up this time
didn’t I my dear number 2 I will wait
like Stowe it’s almost too good to be
true but hey who doesn’t enjoy a good
love story
for the lead single from their sophomore
effort Mumford and company got down on
their knees and proposed their love for
every hopeless romantic of the world
I will wait not only offers a message of
faith but it’s simply the ideal song for
any promising relationship the lyrics
actually reference kneeling down which
proves that marcus mumford fully
understood the importance of his
artistic creation
in other words he was thinking I’m gonna
write this ultimate folk rock wedding
song and that he did that he did
before we unveil our top pick here are a
few honorable mentions
so give me hope in the darkness I will
see the life
your own
number one the cave it’s empty in the
valley of your heart the sonnet rises
slowly as you walk nominated for four
Grammy Awards and achieving double
platinum in the United States Mumford &
Sons offered their own take on personal
suffering and the joy of unconditional
love with the cave my strength in pain
I won’t change my ways with lyrics
rooted in realism this song’s title
pointed out the metaphorical escape we
so often retreat to but in the end it’s
about recognizing that special somebody
who is willing to extend a hand and take
the journey with you so come out of your
cave walking on your hands and see the
world
hanging upside down it’s powerful sound
makes for a great time when performed
live and is now watch
Mojo’s certified
so do you agree with our selections what
is your favorite Mumford & Sons songs
for more mind-blowing top 10s published
every day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
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