List of songs recorded by Ace of Base

Last updated November 12, 2023

The following is a list of released songs recorded and performed by Ace of Base.

Song	Writer(s)	Album(s)	Year	Ref.
Adventures in Paradise	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
All for You		The Golden Ratio	2010
All Temptations	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
All That She Wants	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992	^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]
Always Have, Always Will	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Angel Eyes	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Billy Steinberg	The Bridge	1995
Angel of Love	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg John Ballard Björn Stenström	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
At The Borderline (Moogoperator 2)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Bad Dad	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Beautiful Life	John Ballard Jonas "Joker" Berggren	The Bridge	1995	^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10]
Beautiful Morning	Jenny Berggren Jonas "Joker" Berggren Linn Berggren	Da Capo	2002
Black Sea		The Golden Ratio	2010
Blah, Blah, Blah on the Radio		The Golden Ratio	2010
Blooming 18	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Billy Steinberg	The Bridge	1995
C'est la Vie (Always 21)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Singles of the 90s	1999
Captain Nemo	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers	1998
Cecilia	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Change with the Light	Jenny Berggren Jonas "Joker" Berggren Linn Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Da Capo	2002
Close to You	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Come to Me	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Arild Haugland Birthe Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Couldn’t Care Less	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Jenny Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Jakob Petrén	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Cruel Summer	Sara Dallin Siobhan Fahey Steve Jolley Tony Swain Keren Woodward	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998	^[11]^[12]^[13]^[14]^[15]^[16]
Cuba, Cuba Libre	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems (iTunes edition)	2015
Da Capo	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
Dancer in a Daydream		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
Dimension of Depth	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Happy Nation	1992
Donnie	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Don't Go Away	John Ballard Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Don't Stop	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Arild Haugland Birthe Berggren	Da Capo (Japanese edition)	2002
Don't Turn Around	Albert Hammond Diane Warren	Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1993	^[17]^[18]^[19]^[20]
Don't Turn Around 2009	Albert Hammond Diane Warren	Greatest Hits	2008
Doreen		The Golden Ratio	2010
Dr. Sun	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers	1998
Edge of Heaven	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	The Bridge	1995
Everytime It Rains	Rick Nowels Billy Steinberg Maria Vidal	Cruel Summer	1998
Experience Pearls		The Bridge	1995
Fashion Party	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version)	1992
For a Thousand Days	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Funk Funk	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Girl in the Line	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Giving It Up	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation (U.S. Version) (Remastered) Hidden Gems	2015
Go Go Go	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Hallo Hallo	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Singles of the 90s	1999
Happy Nation		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
He Decides	Jenny Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Hear Me Calling	Jonas Berggren Ulf Ekberg Jenny Berggren Linn Berggren	Happy Nation (U.S. Version)	1993
Hey Darling	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
I Pray	John Ballard Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Flowers	1998
Immanuel	Jenny Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Into the Night of Blue	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Douglas Carr Diane Warren	Cruel Summer (Japanese edition)	1998
Juliet		The Golden Ratio	2010
Just 'N' Image	Linn Berggren	The Bridge	1995
Kings and Queens	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg John Ballard	Cruel Summer (Remastered)	2015
Kyrie Eleison	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
L'amour	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Billy Steinberg	Flowers (Remastered)	2015
Life Is a Flower	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers	1998
Living in Danger	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1993	^[21]^[22]^[23]^[24]
Look Around Me	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg John Ballard	Hidden Gems	2015
Love for Sale	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	The Bridge (Remastered)	2015
Love in December	Jonas Berggren Ulf Ekberg Jenny Berggren Linn Berggren	Singles of the 90s	1999
Love in the Ghetto	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Lucky Love	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Billy Steinberg	The Bridge	1995	^[25]^[26]^[27]^[28]^[29]
Lucky Love 2009	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Billy Steinberg	Greatest Hits (iTunes edition)	2008
Make My Day	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Memories Forever	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Jenny Berggren Linn Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Mercy Mercy	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg John Ballard	Hidden Gems	2015
Moment of Magic	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Linn Berggren Jenny Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Moogoperator	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation (Remastered)	2015
Mr Ace (Demo 1991)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	The Sign (Remastered)	2014
Mr. Replay		The Golden Ratio	2010
My Déjà Vu	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	The Bridge	1995
My Mind		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
Münchhausen (Just Chaos)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation	1992
Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	The Bridge	1995
No Good Lover	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
One Day		The Golden Ratio	2010
Ordinary Day	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
Peepshow (Live in Gothenburg, 1990)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Tech Noir	All That She Wants: The Classic Collection	2020
Perfect World	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	The Bridge	1995
Pole Position	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Linn Berggren Jenny Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Precious		The Golden Ratio	2010
Prime Time	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Que Sera	John Ballard Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Björn Stenström	The Bridge	1995
Ravine		The Bridge	1995
Reality (In Black and White)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Tech Noir	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Remember the Words	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Anoo Bhagavan Jonas Von Der Burg Harry "Slick" Sommerdahl	Da Capo	2002
Scotch/P. Lion Medley (Live in Gothenburg, 1990)		All That She Wants: The Classic Collection	2020
She Was Thinking of You	Billy Steinberg Rick Nowels China Forbes	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Show Me Love	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
Southern California		The Golden Ratio	2010
Stay With Me	Jenny Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Strange Ways	Linn Berggren	The Bridge	1995
Stranger to Love	Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg John Ballard	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Summer Days	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo (Japanese edition)	2002
Sunset in Southern California	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
Sunshine (Live in Gothenburg, 1990)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Tech Noir	All That She Wants: The Classic Collection	2020
The Challenge	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
The Golden Ratio		The Golden Ratio	2010
The Juvenile	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
The Sign	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1993	^[30]^[31]^[32]^[33]^[34]
The Sign (Freedom Bunch Mix)	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Greatest Hits (Japanese edition)	2008
The Wizard	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Tokyo Girl	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ralph McCarthy Billy Steinberg	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Told My Ma		The Golden Ratio	2010
Travel to Romantis	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Flowers Cruel Summer	1998
Unspeakable	Adam Anders Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Da Capo	2002
Vamos a la Playa/Don’t You Want Me? (Live in Gothenburg, 1990)		All That She Wants: The Classic Collection	2020
Vision in Blue		The Golden Ratio	2010
Voulez-Vous Danser		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
Waiting for Magic		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
Wave Wet Sand		The Bridge	1995
What's the Name of the Game	Jenny Berggren Jonas "Joker" Berggren Linn Berggren Jonas Von Der Burg Harry "Slick" Sommerdahl	Da Capo	2002
Wheel of Fortune	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992
Wheel of Fortune 2009	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg	Greatest Hits	2008
Whenever You're Near Me	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Cruel Summer	1998	^[35]
Whispers in Blindness	Linn Berggren	The Bridge	1995
Who Am I?		The Golden Ratio	2010
Wish You Were Mine	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Jenny Berggren Ulf "Buddha" Ekberg Jakob Petrén	Hidden Gems, Vol. 2	2020
Wonderful Life	Black	Da Capo	2002
World Down Under	Jonas "Joker" Berggren Jonas Von Der Burg Harry "Slick" Sommerdahl	Da Capo	2002
Would You Believe	Jonas "Joker" Berggren	Hidden Gems	2015
You and I		The Bridge	1995
Young and Proud		Happy Nation Happy Nation (U.S. Version) The Sign	1992

Ace Thursdays

Beginning on March 3, 2011, the band has released different demo tracks and alternative versions of released and unreleased songs on their Facebook page on certain Thursdays for free. Some of them were later officially released in the 2015 album Hidden Gems .

"A Million Ways" (February 28, 2013)
"All Temptations" (November 10, 2011)
"At The Borderline" (October 27, 2011)
"Barfly" (July 7, 2011)
"Beautiful Life" (Instrumental Choir Version) (March 24, 2011)
"Beautiful Morning" (Original Production) (March 17, 2011)
"Blah Blah Blah" (Remix) (October 11, 2012)
"Bodyhouse" (Edited Version) (September 27, 2012)
"Cecilia" (Ole Evenrude Playback) (November 17, 2011)
"Change with the Light" (Original Instrumental) (November 10, 2011)
"Change with the Light" (Original Production) (March 10, 2011)
"Close to You" (Remix) (November 29, 2012)
"Come to Me" (March 24, 2011)
"Come to Me" (Early Instrumental) (March 3, 2011)
"Cuba Cuba Libre" (March 24, 2011)
"Cuba Cuba Libre" (d'Cats Reggae Version) (November 17, 2011)
"Cuba Cuba Libre" (Second Version) (September 27, 2012)
"Cruel Summer" (Original Version) (July 7, 2011)
"Cruel Summer" (TOTP Version) (April 14, 2011)
"Da Capo" (Original Version) (March 17, 2011)
"Dancer In A Daydream" (Instrumental) (October 27, 2011)
"Don't Turn Around" (TOTP Instrumental) (April 7, 2011)
"Dr. Sun" (Instrumental) (November 17, 2011)
"End Of This World" (March 31, 2011)
"Funk Funk" (February 28, 2013)
"Girl in the Line" (March 3, 2011)
"Giving It Up" (March 10, 2011)
"Giving It Up" (Alternate Version) (April 7, 2011)
"Go Go Go, Dr. Beat" (March 10, 2011)
"Go Go Go, Dr. Beat" (Second version) (April 14, 2011)
"Hallo Hallo" (Demo Version) (March 31, 2011)
"Hey Sorry" (d'Cats Version) (April 14, 2011)
"Hipnotize" (April 14, 2011)
"For a Thousand Days" (March 10, 2011)
"Juliet" (Unreleased Version) (February 28, 2013)
"Killer On The Rampage" (March 31, 2011)
"Kyrie Eleisson" (October 27, 2011)
"L'Amour" (Original Version) (March 17, 2011)
"Learn How to Fly" (d'Cats Version) (October 11, 2012)
"Look Around Me" (February 28, 2013)
"Love in December" (Alternate Version) (March 3, 2011)
"Love in December" (Original Version) (November 3, 2011)
"Love in the Barrio" (d'Cats version) (April 14, 2011)
"Love in the Barrio" (April 14, 2011)
"Love in the Ghetto" (July 7, 2011)
"Memories Forever" (July 7, 2011)
"Memories Forever" (Alternate Version) (November 3, 2011)
"Moment of Magic" (April 7, 2011)
"Moment of Magic" (Slow Version) (March 3, 2011)
"My Déjà Vu" (Instrumental) (March 10, 2011)
"Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry" (I'm Like a Clown Extended Bit) (April 7, 2011)
"Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry" (First Day Instrumental) (April 14, 2011)
"No Good Lover" (Demo Version) (March 17, 2011)
"One Day" (Remix) (October 11, 2012)
"Opposites Attract" (July 7, 2011)
"Pole Position" (November 10, 2011)
"Reality (In Black and White)" (November 10, 2011)
"Scared Boys" (November 3, 2011)
"Sharpshooter" (Remix) (November 29, 2012)
"She Was Thinking of You" (March 31, 2011)
"Shoot Me (With a Camera)" (November 10, 2011)
"Show Me Love" (First Ace Version) (April 14, 2011)
"Sunset in Southern California" (December 29, 2011)
"The Challenge" (March 24, 2011)
"The Duel" (March 10, 2011)
"The Golden Eye" (Meja Version) (April 7, 2011)
"The Wizard" (November 3, 2011)
"Tho Tho Thoa" (d'Cats Version) (February 28, 2013)
"Unspeakable" (Choir Version) (April 14, 2011)
"Vida Hermosa" (April 7, 2011)
"Vision in Blue" (Demo Version) (September 27, 2012)
"Walk Like a Man" (March 31, 2011)
"What's The Name Of The Game" (Cowboy Lyrics Version) (April 14, 2011)
"Wheel of Fortune" (1991 Original Version) (November 29, 2012)
"World Down Under" (Fast Version) (March 17, 2011)
"Would You Believe" (March 24, 2011)
"Would You Believe" (d'Cats Version) (March 3, 2011)
"Would You Believe" (Summer Version) (March 24, 2011)

Live songs

"All You Need Is Love" (Night of The Proms, 2005)
"Nazad, Nazad Mome Kalino" (Lovech, Bulgaria, 2008)
"Sång" (Princess Victoria's 20th birthday, 1997)
"Vårvindar Friska" (Viña del Mar Festival, 1996)

External links

Ace of Base — Official Website
Facebook — Ace of Base on Facebook
Reverbnation — Ace of Base on Reverbnation

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↑ "Dance/Club Play Songs #10". Billboard .
↑ "Pop Songs #20". Billboard .
↑ "Radio Songs #40". Billboard .
↑ "The Hot 100 #4". Billboard .
↑ "Adult Contemporary #7". Billboard .
↑ "Pop Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "Radio Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "The Hot 100 #20". Billboard .
↑ "Dance/Club Play Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "Pop Songs #7". Billboard .
↑ "Radio Songs #16". Billboard .
↑ "The Hot 100 #30". Billboard .
↑ "Adult Pop Songs #33". Billboard .
↑ "Dance/Club Play Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "Pop Songs #19". Billboard .
↑ "Radio Songs #35". Billboard .
↑ "The Hot 100 #1". Billboard .
↑ "Adult Contemporary #2". Billboard .
↑ "Adult Pop Songs #40". Billboard .
↑ "Pop Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "Radio Songs #1". Billboard .
↑ "The Hot 100 #76". Billboard .

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[1] "The Hot 100 #2". Billboard .

[2] "Adult Contemporary #22". Billboard .

[3] "Alternative Songs #17". Billboard .

[4] "Pop Songs #1". Billboard .

[5] "Radio Songs #2". Billboard .

[6] "The Hot 100 #15". Billboard .

[7] "Adult Pop Songs #30". Billboard .

[8] "Dance/Club Play Songs #1". Billboard .

[9] "Pop Songs #10". Billboard .

[10] "Radio Songs #21". Billboard .

[11] "The Hot 100 #10". Billboard .

[12] "Adult Contemporary #22". Billboard .

[13] "Adult Pop Songs #33". Billboard .

[14] "Dance/Club Play Songs #10". Billboard .

[15] "Pop Songs #20". Billboard .

[16] "Radio Songs #40". Billboard .

[17] "The Hot 100 #4". Billboard .

[18] "Adult Contemporary #7". Billboard .

[19] "Pop Songs #1". Billboard .

[20] "Radio Songs #1". Billboard .

[21] "The Hot 100 #20". Billboard .

[22] "Dance/Club Play Songs #1". Billboard .

[23] "Pop Songs #7". Billboard .

[24] "Radio Songs #16". Billboard .

[25] "The Hot 100 #30". Billboard .

[26] "Adult Pop Songs #33". Billboard .

[27] "Dance/Club Play Songs #1". Billboard .

[28] "Pop Songs #19". Billboard .

[29] "Radio Songs #35". Billboard .

[30] "The Hot 100 #1". Billboard .

[31] "Adult Contemporary #2". Billboard .

[32] "Adult Pop Songs #40". Billboard .

[33] "Pop Songs #1". Billboard .

[34] "Radio Songs #1". Billboard .

[35] "The Hot 100 #76". Billboard .

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v t e Ace of Base
Jenny Berggren Jonas Berggren Linn Berggren Ulf Ekberg Clara Hagman Julia Williamson
Studio albums	Happy Nation The Sign The Bridge Flowers Cruel Summer Da Capo The Golden Ratio
Compilations	Singles of the 90s Greatest Hits (2000) The Collection/All That She Wants Platinum & Gold Collection Platinum & Gold Hidden Gems Hidden Gems, Vol. 2
Box sets	The Ultimate Collection Greatest Hits (2008) Gold All That She Wants: The Classic Collection Beautiful Life: The Singles
Singles	"Wheel of Fortune" "All That She Wants" "Happy Nation" "Waiting for Magic" "The Sign" "Don't Turn Around" "Living in Danger" "Lucky Love" "Beautiful Life" "Never Gonna Say I'm Sorry" "Life Is a Flower" "Cruel Summer" "Whenever You're Near Me" "Travel to Romantis" "Always Have, Always Will" "Everytime It Rains" "Cecilia" "C'est la Vie (Always 21)" "Hallo Hallo" "Beautiful Morning" "The Juvenile" "Unspeakable" "Wheel of Fortune 2009" "All for You" "Would You Believe"
Related articles	Discography List of songs recorded by Ace of Base Yaki-Da My Story