Number 197 of the 200 Greatest Songs of All-Time, Photograph by Def Leppard

I'm really getting old. The song Photograph from Def Leppard came out in 1983. It was from their third album, Pyromania. Seems like it was just yesterday.

I was never a huge Def Leppard fan back in the day, but I've always loved this song. So did much of the public did as well as it still ranks high in all-time great rock songs. It did reach Number 90 on the billboard charts in 1983



Best Song Lyrics:

"Photograph. I don't need your photograph. I don't need your photograph. All I've got is a photograph, but it's not enough"

Number 197 of the Top 200 Greatest Songs of All-Time,

Photograph by Def Leppard

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