"Perfect" (from "Made in the A.M.," 2015) "Stockholm Syndrome" (from "Four," 2014)Ĭo-written by Styles, who shows his penchant for absurdity on this playfully suggestive track about being trapped in a relationship – and loving it. "Made in the A.M." featured some of the band's most mature songwriting, evident on this reflective song about the highs and lows of fame. "Long Way Down" (from "Made in the A.M.," 2015) "Change Your Ticket" (from "Four," 2014)Īnother bonus track that should've been a single, in which Payne oozes charisma as he takes lead on vocals. There are two things in this world we'll never understand: Someone being scared to fall in love with 1D, and why this punchy pop anthem was only a bonus track on the "Take Me Home" deluxe edition. "She's Not Afraid" (from "Take Me Home," 2012) Whether you're a die-hard Directioner or first-time listener, it's impossible not to get nostalgic hearing this soulful ode to their brotherhood and time together, made all the more bittersweet by their decade anniversary. It was also the last music video featuring Malik before his departure, giving the lyrics sadly eerie resonance. "Night Changes" (from "Four," 2014)Ī smooth romantic ballad about growing up and growing old together. The closest 1D ever got to a dubstep song, making it a refreshing outlier in the band's pop-rock and folk-leaning catalog. "Little White Lies" (from "Midnight Memories, 2013) More: One Direction fans lose their minds, beg for reunion after band's first tweet in two years 10. One Direction: 'It's not goodbye, just see you later' In the meantime, here are 10 of their best songs to celebrate the milestone. With 1D's 10th anniversary this month, their loyal fans (also known as Directioners) are still crossing their fingers for a reunion as the guys enjoy successful solo careers.
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