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Goodnight Irene
The Weavers
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Grandpa (Tell Me ‘Bout the Good Old Days)
The Judds
A story-led country favorite with direct phrasing and a refrain that rewards a conversational delivery.
Great Balls of Fire
Jerry Lee Lewis
Wild early rock ’n’ roll built on pounding piano, shouted phrases, and pure momentum.
Greedy
Tate McRae
A current dance-pop karaoke pick with attitude and a catchy hook.
Groove Is in the Heart
Deee-Lite
A colorful dance-funk classic with playful spoken lines, a bouncing title, and enough eccentric personality to wake up any room.
Hakuna Matata
The Lion King Cast
A playful ensemble number with clear character parts, broad recognition, and family-friendly energy.
Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen
A widely recognized ballad with a flexible melody that can be sung simply or dramatically.
Hand in My Pocket
Alanis Morissette
A laid-back Alanis song with an easy groove and strong 90s feel.
Hands to Myself
Selena Gomez
Breathy minimalist pop that depends on timing, attitude, and a teasing chorus more than vocal force.
Hang On Sloopy
The McCoys
A classic oldies chant with a steady rock pulse, romantic urgency, and a title made for stadium-style audience participation.
Happy
Pharrell Williams
A simple, upbeat karaoke song that works especially well for clean and family-friendly crowds.
Happy Days
Pratt & McClain
The title and chorus provide immediate nostalgia and natural room participation.
Happy Together
The Turtles
A sunny pop classic with an instantly familiar title, close harmonies, and romantic optimism that borders on obsession.
Harden My Heart
Quarterflash
A tough pop-rock breakup song with saxophone color, firm verses, and a title that turns disappointment into resolve.
Harper Valley P.T.A.
Jeannie C. Riley
A sharp country story song about public hypocrisy and small-town revenge.
Have You Ever Seen the Rain
Creedence Clearwater Revival
A reflective roots-rock staple with a comfortable range and a chorus audiences know immediately.
He Stopped Loving Her Today
George Jones
A story-led country favorite with direct phrasing and a refrain that rewards a conversational delivery.
He’ll Have to Go
Jim Reeves
A story-led country favorite with direct phrasing and a refrain that rewards a conversational delivery.
He’s the Greatest Dancer
Sister Sledge
A dance-floor standard with a steady pulse, a repeatable hook, and immediate party recognition.
Head Over Heels
Tears for Fears
A polished 80s pop song with emotional tone and strong nostalgia.
Heads Carolina, Tails California
Jo Dee Messina
An upbeat country favorite with a breezy melody and a chorus built for road-trip energy.
Heaven
Bryan Adams
A classic romantic power ballad with strong 80s recognition.
Heaven Is a Place on Earth
Belinda Carlisle
A bright 80s anthem with a huge chorus and strong multigenerational recognition.
Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh
Allan Sherman
A rapid comic complaint song filled with camp disasters and perfectly timed punchlines.