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Easy English Karaoke Songs Everyone Loves
Top Film Songs
Film big songs are great for karaoke. “Take My Breath Away” from Top Gun is a top pick that packs a strong karaoke hit. Other big film songs like “My Heart Will Go On” and “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” also please the crowd.
Dear TV Show Songs
TV show songs are hidden stars for karaoke fun. “I’ll Be There For You” from Friends clicks right away with folks, while old gems like “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” from Cheers and “Thank You for Being a Friend” from Golden Girls make sure everyone joins in.
Hit One-Time Songs
The ’90s and early 2000s had many one-hit wonders that are fun for karaoke. “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” by Deep Blue Something and “Steal My Sunshine” by Len are easy to spot. Other hits like “Walking on Sunshine” and “Come On Eileen” – songs folks know but rarely pick for karaoke.
Songs from Old Ads
Old ad songs turned karaoke hits make for fun times. “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing” came from a Coca-Cola ad to a loved karaoke song. The “Double Mint Gum” song and “Ba-da-ba-ba-ba” McDonald’s tune also bring back good old days when sung.
Good Old Film Songs You Must Try
Top Old Film Songs for Karaoke
Good ’80s and ’90s Film Songs for Karaoke
Find these unforgettable film song hits that make your karaoke night stand out and steer clear from too-common picks.
These hidden treasures from dear films mix well-known with fresh fun.
Top 5 Film Songs for Karaoke
- “Take My Breath Away” – Berlin (Top Gun)
- Classic start makes a great vibe
- Easy singing for most folks
- Loved, award-winning hit for all to know
- “I Have Nothing” – Whitney Houston (The Bodyguard)
- Works for many singing styles
- Big show moment
- Spot on for showing off voice power
- “A Whole New World” – Aladdin
- Great for two people singing together
- Not as hard as other Disney songs
- Pretty voices in tune
- “Everything I Do (I Do It for You)” – Bryan Adams (Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves)
- Makes a bond with listeners
- Easy to copy husky voice
- Tells a good story while you sing
- “Will You Be There” – Michael Jackson (Free Willy)
- Nice and soulful to surprise your list
- Picks up nice and smooth
- Chorus that folks can sing along
How to Nail Film Songs in Karaoke
Own these film classics by playing to their big bits.
Each song has cool things for karaoke stars, from Berlin’s cool sounds to Whitney’s big notes.
These songs are fresh picks next to old karaoke choices, yet still feel known.
Make your karaoke night new with these sure wins that mix old heart with new fun.
Their film roots make each note matter, and being rare in karaoke helps you shine.
Faded Radio Hits
Faded Radio Hits: Find the Old Stars
’90s Radio Songs You Miss
Old radio hits still hold magic in music history, even though they don’t play often now.
These big songs once set the beat for their times but now hide from today’s lists.
Top Summer Tunes
Len’s “Steal My Sunshine” sticks out as a top summer song from the late ’90s, with fun beats and cool singing together.
Also, Deep Blue Something’s “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” made its mark with a catchy hook and cool mentions.
Rock Must-Hears
The New Radicals’ “You Get What You Give” is a top show in alt pop-rock, mixing deep words with a catchy tune.
Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn” and Eagle-Eye Cherry’s “Save Tonight” are peak ’90s alt radio, mixing easy tunes with good singing celebration unforgettable.
Pop Songs with Soul
In pop with soul, Des’ree’s “You Gotta Be” brings strong words with smooth R&B tunes.
Sophie B. Hawkins’ “As I Lay Me Down” shows deep feelings with a cool setting and real singing.
Why These Stay Good
These radio stars from before show how music comes back in cycles with lots of styles and deep feelings.
They stay liked because they mix known with new, making them great finds again for today’s fans.
Songs from Ads That Got Big
Songs from Ads That Everyone Sang
Big Ad Tunes That Everyone Liked
The move of ad songs to big pop hits is an interesting part of music tales.
The top example is “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing” by The New Seekers, which came from a famous Coca-Cola ad. This huge hit got to #1 in the UK and #7 in the US.
Ad Men Who Made Tunes
Barry Manilow, before he was big in pop, made many known ad tunes.
His ad songs include forever hits like “Like a Good Neighbor” for State Farm and the well-known “I Am Stuck on Band-Aid” song.
One of his biggest ad hits was for McDonald’s “You Deserve a Break Today,” which later touched his own songs.
From Ads to Fun
As ads turn into fun songs, they keep changing pop worlds.
While not really an ad tune, Chris Cornell’s “You Know My Name” shows how ad sounds can get big. Made for the James Bond movie “Casino Royale,” the song hit it big on rock stations, showing how an ad feel can make it big in music.
Why These Crossed Over
- Catchy tunes that stick with folks
- Words that mean something more than just ads
- Big-time sound like other hit songs
- Known sounds from ads that many heard
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Less Known One Hit Stars
Less Known One Hit Stars To Know
Big Singles That Still Hit Hard
The light of one-hit stars shows in tunes that catch a special music moment, making them perfect karaoke fun that still connects with folks long after.
Songs That Set the Beat
“Come On Eileen” by Dexys Midnight Runners is a top lesson in beats and fun energy. The song’s moving bits and catchy hook make it a forever place folks love.
Also, “Walking in Memphis” by Marc Cohn brings deep piano sounds and true American blues feels.
Cool Tunes for Now
“The Way” by Fastball shows off with deep words and a tune you can’t forget. The song’s cool bits and story keep you coming back, making it more than a quick hit.
Also, “Steal My Sunshine” by Len and “Virtual Insanity” by Jamiroquai have unique sounds that make them different from normal pop.
Songs That Last Beyond Charts
These tunes go past how well they sold, earning a forever spot in the big music world.
Even if their makers didn’t stay long in the big scene, these songs show off great song work and cool sounds. Their long charm makes them top picks for anyone who wants to make a big music mark.
TV Songs That Stick
Best TV Songs Ever Made
TV Songs That Still Rule
TV show songs have grown past just starting a show to become big signs that link folks over time.
These known tunes act like quick ways to fun TV times and shared joy.
Top TV Songs That Led TV Times
The “Friends” song (“I’ll Be There for You”) by The Rembrandts is one of TV’s most known starts, with claps and happy beats that keep it dear in pop life.
The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” song by Will Smith changed TV starts by bringing hip-hop tales to big time TV.
New Time TV Songs
“Game of Thrones” made by Ramin Djawadi is a big music show that fits the giant tale of the series, while the “Office” song by The Scrantones gives a fun, jazz feel that fits its office laughs.
Animated Hits
Cartoon Songs We Love
“The Flintstones” tune stays one of TV’s big music marks, while “DuckTales” made a song that lasts through lots of folks and times.
These cartoon bigs show how strong show songs can add to tales and make lasting fun.
Songs’ Social Roles
The “Cheers” song “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” shows off a feel of being with others, while “The Golden Girls” song “Thank You for Being a Friend” sings about long friendship.
These tunes have grown to be more than their shows, lasting as alone things that rise past just TV.
