Top 10 Michael Bublé Songs

4. "Cry Me a River"

"Cry Me a River" was originally released in 1953, but not made famous until it was performed by Julie Londin in 1955. Bublé covered the song on his Crazy Love album. He gave it a Bond-like theme because he wanted it to be very cinematic and dramatic. The song was used for a BBC ad promoting the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.

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