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73. "No Letting Go," Wayne Wonder (2002): Don't let go of hope.

(And if you're in search of a great cake-cutting song or a sentimental father-daughter dance ballad, don't worry—we've included editor-approved selections for those too. Badfinger – No Matter What.

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"Get Together," Jesse Colin Young (1988): Smile on your brother.

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What better for karaoke night than an extremely corny, extremely tender squad anthem recorded by Warwick, Gladys Knight, Elton John and Stevie Wonder on the heels of “We Are the World.” (Alternatively, a song of the same name from The Jungle Book is also a pristine posse cut.).

Lol I love this. )Keep reading to see our top picks, as well as select stand-out options in each genre. Ultimate adds Steve from Minecraft, Get that song out of your head the scientific way.

The Man (2017): So. 37.

"There has already been some research that shows that if you can find the right piece of music, something that had a very strong meaning, playing that piece of music can be very therapeutic. Below is a list of classic happy songs. Email suggestions to thememesongplaylist@gmail.com

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"Good as Hell," Lizzo (2016): Lizzo knows her worth. Bust out your vibrato and get everyone on the dance floor.

Read the room and then dive in.

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"Here Comes the Sun," Richie Havens (1971): Sunny days are ahead, right? There’s a reason “Angel of the Morning” has been covered so many times, by Juice Newton, Nina Simone, Olivia Newton-John, the Pretenders and others: it’s a succinct and rapturous barn-burner.

"I'm So Into You," SWV (1992): "You are so fine // You blow my mind", Coronavirus canceled a lot of things. Anyone who dismisses TikTok as a haven for insipid and immature inanity probably hasn’t seen one of the latest challenges making the rounds: a cappella renditions of this rosy 1926 composition. Enjoy, and happy singing!

"Can't Feel My Face," The Weeknd (2015): "But I love it, but I love it, oh", 14.

53. With a couple notable exceptions (including “Free Fallin'”), Tom Petty mostly stuck to the comfortable middle of his register, making his songs ideal for karaoke night. 30. "Shining Star," Earth, Wind and Fire (1975): "You're a shining star // No matter who you are".

"24K Magic," Bruno Mars (2016): Hard to pick just one Bruno Mars song ... 6.

We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. The top 20 catchiest songs of all time, according to science. To help pass the time, and lift your spirits, USA TODAY (and a few helpers) assembled a list of 100 songs that are either fun, catchy or upbeat and will … There are few Disney torch ballads that will lead you astray in karaoke, but the one that particularly hits the spot is this wistful anthropologist’s dream.

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81. "Shake It," Metro Station (2007): Shake your booty to this one. Free Drum Kit says: January 21, 2015 at 6:51 pm . 54. Vintage 1980s.

These 7 at-home workouts are free - for now. "Don't Stop the Music," Rihanna (2008): Seriously, music is the only thing keeping us sane right now. These are some of the most played songs at karaoke parlors across the country. "Lucky Star," Madonna (1983): When you wish upon a star ... 66. This list is missing some fun songs …. I Feel Like a Woman!"

There are few greater thrills in life than watching a mild-mannered person fully commit to this bipolar heavy metal banger. Michael Jackson – Rock With You.

Can listening to sad music make you happier? I’ve also put them together in a youtube playlist so that you can easily sing along.

"Romantic," Karyn White (1991): Feeling romantic?

88. "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy," Rod Stewart (1978): Well, do you? ", 36.

"Fancy," Iggy Azalea featuring Charli XCX (2014): We wish we were this "Fancy.".

Unless you and your friends have an inside joke related to these overtaxed songs, it’s probably best to leave them for belting out in the car or the shower: “I Want It That Way,” the Backstreet Boys, Whether you've got Mariah's range or you can't hold a note, there's a karaoke song for you, The Proud Boys Are Part of a Long History of American Violence, Here's Everything New on Netflix in October 2020—and What's Leaving, Everything You Need to Know About Nurse Ratched Before Watching the New Netflix Show, You can unsubscribe at any time. This is the soundtrack to unrealized teenage angst and apologetic chaos—of throwing chairs and then carefully putting them back in place and scrubbing the scuff marks off the floor. "Dynamite," Taio Cruz (2009): Dance party of one, anyone? 38.

If you can get through all of the words of this epic American poem of discontent and catharsis, it almost doesn’t matter whether or not you hit the notes. 45.

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"Everybody," Backstreet Boys (1997): "Backstreet's back all right ", 33. 3. "Good Vibrations," Beach Boys (1966): The Boys are here for us. "C'est La Vie," Robbie Nevil (1986): Remember him? "Good Time," Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen (2012): "It's always a good time" as long as we practice social distancing, right?

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Where China Stands on the U.S. Presidential Election, Sign up to receive the top stories you need to know now on politics, health and more, © 2020 TIME USA, LLC. They're a mix of currents and retro hits from all genres, presented in no particular order. Here are 100 of the most requested wedding reception songs of all time.

Bonus points if you can nail Carlile’s plush quasi-yodeling. Here’s a beginner’s guide to choosing the best karaoke songs, whether you have the voice of an angel or a Tethered; whether you want to sing alone or in a group.

A killer combo. "You Got It (The Right Stuff)," New Kids on the Block (1988): Your little sister totally had a crush on Joey.

A year-long survey by the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester has revealed the top 10 most persistent earworms -- with the Spice Girls topping the list. 31. There’s some skepticism about whether (500) Days of Summer has held up over the last decade, but Tom’s (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) drunken and impassioned rendition of this Pixies classic is unimpeachable. 23. If you’re doing it right, you’ll hold every syllable of “neeeeever willlll agaaaaaaaain!” for just a little too long.

The song has drawn generation after generation back in with its buoyant simplicity—it was recorded in 1952, then 1956, then 1977, then several times since the turn of the millennium, including by Zooey Deschanel and Ben Schwartz in 2011. 7.

"Stacy's Mom," Fountains of Wayne (2003): Cheesy and catchy.

Its melody is timeless, and its sweet chasteness sets it apart from the rest of your average karaoke repertoire. "Everyday People," Sly and the Family Stone (1969): We're all in this together. "Fergalicious," Fergie (2006): "I be up in the gym just working on my fitness" is what we're singing while doing push ups in our living room.

Queen – Somebody to Love To some, these undeniably huge anthems will carry a party to its climax; to others, they’ve been belted one or 15 too many times.

76. But she calmly gains momentum and power, mixing pathos and ecstasy, resulting in a modern soul classic and one of the towering musical accomplishments of the last decade. When it comes to recognisability, Spice Girls' "Wannabe" is number one, with users taking, on average, just 2.29 seconds to pick the song. Fun fact: This song was featured on the season 3 Riverdale episode where the gang performs Heathers: The Musical.

Singing karaoke can be exhilarating. (Aren't we all, though?). “I Wanna Dance with Somebody,” Whitney Houston, “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” Bonnie Tyler, “I Believe in a Thing Called Love,” The Darkness, “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart,” Elton John & Kiki Dee, “You Make My Dreams Come True,” Hall & Oates.

At once silly and swaggering, “Feels Like the First Time” is a song for taking the microphone out of its stand and lassoing it around, for doing a Mick Jagger strut across the room, for wailing furiously on an air guitar.

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The game collected data from over 12,000 people, who, on average, found Wannabe the most recognisable song. "Tubthumping," Chumbawamba (1997): "I get knocked down // But I get up again" plus the name just makes us smile. 20.

Quarreling during quarantine: How to keep the peace with your partner. It's "Fine by Me. “Mary Jane’s Last Dance” is a particularly good choice, given that most of it isn’t really sung at all—it’s practically rapped, with many of the lines dopey enough to sound like they were free-styled (“oh my my, oh hell yes, you got to put on that party dress”). We're feeling nostalgic, what can we say? 94.

"Margaritaville," Jimmy Buffett (1977): We could all use a margarita — or three — right about now.

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"Come and Get Your Love," Redbone (1973): Yet another love song to help us through. Users were directed to a special website where they could play an online game called Hooked on Music, which contained clips from 1,000 hit songs from the past 70 years -- the top selling 40 tracks of each decade since the 1940s. With its speckled guitar crescendoing into a spastic drop, “Titanium” feels like the de rigueur showstopper of the decade. Reply. "The Power of Love," Celine Dion (1993): "Even though there may be times // It seems I'm far away // Never wonder where I am // 'Cause I am always by your side".

"Little of Your Love," HAIM (2017): "You gotta give me just a little of your love, baby". 68.

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It's prompted most entertainers to cancel their tours and, like the rest of us, stay home.

Singer Leigh Nash barely raises her voice above a whisper or strays from a five-note melody cluster, so you don’t have to, either. This upbeat disco anthem has one of the greatest bass lines ever; it deserves to be the song of any summer.

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"I Do (Cherish You)," 98 Degrees (1998): Boy band mania!

"Come Together," The Beatles (1969): The right message at the right time.

"The Ghost Inside," Broken Bells (2010): A unique sound that draws you right in. The catchiest song of all time has been revealed, and it ought to surprise absolutely no one. Thanks, Elton. 13. "Swingin'," Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (1999): No need to be Petty, now or ever. The list of best wedding songs below are great for dancing and singing along, and will get any guest to join in on the action. "Neutron Dance," Pointer Sisters (1983): Those shoulder pads! 16. "You Make My Dreams," Daryl Hall and John Oates (1980): Love that 'stache, Oates. 44. !” after the chorus: the ingredients are all there for a legendary performance—the more over-the-top and off-key, the better. 28. Earth, Wind, & Fire – September. "Caribbean Queen," Billy Ocean (1984): An R&B classic. Tell the DJ to turn up the music with the wedding day soundtrack of your dreams.

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"Biggest Part of Me," Ambrosia (1980): An '80s classic. No one's looking. All the songs below can be found in this happy youtube playlist. "9 to 5," Dolly Parton (1980): Love. Youtube playlist Happy Songs Playlist. 18. The chorus is huge, but the best part is the maudlin bridge, which just begs to be dragged out. A playlist of songs used in memes. Anitta Doesn't Need the U.S. Awards.