The Grammy award for Song of the Year is awarded to a single or for one track from an album. This award goes to the composer, not the performing artist for the winning song.
Three composers have won the award on more than one occasion: Henry Mancinci for Moon River and Days of Wine and Roses, James Horner for Somewhere Out There and My Heart Will Go On, and U2 for Beautiful Day and Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own.
The Theme from Exodus which won the award in 1961 is the only instrumental song to win the award.
Record of the Year | Album of the Year