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Peace Train
Cat Stevens
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Perfect
Ed Sheeran
A modern wedding ballad with a gentle melody and strong romantic recognition.
Save Tonight
Eagle-Eye Cherry
An easy acoustic-pop staple with repetitive chords, a familiar chorus, and relaxed energy.
Sunny Came Home
Shawn Colvin
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Sunshine Superman
Donovan
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Talkin’ ’bout a Revolution
Tracy Chapman
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Teach Your Children
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
A gentle folk-rock family lesson with close harmonies, plainspoken advice, and a chorus that becomes richer when voices blend.
Time in a Bottle
Jim Croce
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Tin Man
Miranda Lambert
A sparse heartbreak conversation with the Wizard of Oz character, exposing every word and pitch choice.
To Be with You
Mr. Big
An acoustic-rock singalong with handclap energy and an easy-to-share chorus.
Turn! Turn! Turn!
The Byrds
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Vincent
Don McLean
A quiet folk masterpiece about Vincent van Gogh, beauty, isolation, and tragedy, with a melody that exposes every emotional choice.
Who Will Save Your Soul
Jewel
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
Wild World
Cat Stevens
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.
You Were Meant for Me
Jewel
An intimate folk-pop breakup song whose everyday details make the sadness feel conversational rather than theatrical.
You’ve Got a Friend
James Taylor
A plainspoken folk favorite with an easy narrative flow and a refrain that works well in a communal room.