Renowned songwriter Cynthia Weil, known for co-writing hits like “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” and “Here You Come Again,” alongside her husband Barry Mann, has sadly passed away. Her daughter praised her as a loving mother and a trailblazer for women in music. Barry Mann, who collaborated with Cynthia on numerous chart-topping songs, described her as his inspiration and one of the greatest songwriters in history.

Cynthia Weil’s songwriting touched the hearts of millions worldwide, earning her a Grammy and recognition as an iconic 20th-century songwriter. Her work was celebrated with the first-ever National Academy of Songwriters Life Achievement Award. The couple’s last notable success was in 1997 when they penned the hit “I Will Come to You” for the rock band Hanson.

Cynthia Weil’s legacy endures through her timeless music, a testament to her remarkable talent for crafting songs that resonated with people on a profound level. She leaves behind a musical heritage that will continue to inspire generations to come.