"Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters" (1972) From the album "Honky Château," this song is a poignant reflection on life in New York City.
"Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)" (1982) A touching tribute to John Lennon, this song from "Jump Up!" features moving lyrics and a melancholic melody.
"Blues for My Baby and Me" (1973) From the album "Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player," this track is a soulful ballad that highlights Elton's bluesy influences.
"Come Down in Time" (1970) Featured on "Tumbleweed Connection," this song is a beautiful, haunting ballad with intricate lyrics by Bernie Taupin.
"Madman Across the Water" (1971) The title track of the album "Madman Across the Water" is a dramatic, orchestral piece that showcases Elton's flair for theatricality.
"Ticking" (1974) From the album "Caribou," "Ticking" is a storytelling masterpiece that explores the tragic tale of a young man's descent into madness.
"Original Sin" (2001) A track from "Songs from the West Coast," this song features lush production and introspective lyrics..