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Hold the Line
Toto
A dramatic rock staple with stop-start verses, a towering chorus, and almost no place to hide once the title arrives.
Holding On to You
Twenty One Pilots
An early genre-switching anthem that jumps between rapid rap, melodic release, and shouted group lines.
Home
Daughtry
A homesick rock ballad that turns personal reflection into a broad, uplifting chorus.
Honky Tonk Women
The Rolling Stones
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.
Hooked on a Feeling
Blue Swede
A cheerful retro singalong whose opening chant and simple love-struck chorus do most of the crowd work for you.
Hot Blooded
Foreigner
Blunt classic-rock flirtation powered by a stalking riff and swaggering chorus.
Hot Child in the City
Nick Gilder
A glossy late-1970s rocker with a seductive title, driving rhythm, and enough attitude to turn a simple hook into a full character.
Hot Rod Hearts
Robbie Dupree
A melodic Robbie Dupree track with a lighter hook and narrower karaoke recognition.
Hotel California
Eagles
A classic rock staple that works well for relaxed crowds, especially when people know the chorus.
Hound Dog
Elvis Presley
Hound Dog brings driving energy and an approachable crowd payoff to a playful 1950s rock song from Elvis Presley.
Hound Dog (Big Mama Thornton)
Big Mama Thornton
A blues standard with direct emotional phrasing and a groove that benefits from confident timing.
Hourglass
Squeeze
A fast, compact Squeeze single that rewards precise timing and offers useful stylistic variety.
House of the Rising Sun
The Animals
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.
How Long
Ace
A polished soft-rock breakup song with a restrained groove, a famous title question, and emotional maturity instead of accusation.
How Much I Feel
Ambrosia
A substantial soft-rock vocal challenge with solid recognition but limited group participation.
How to Save a Life
The Fray
A narrative piano-rock ballad whose restrained verses make the chorus land harder.
Hurts So Good
John Mellencamp
A fun heartland rock song with a catchy chorus and casual bar energy.
Hush
Deep Purple
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.
I Bet My Life
Imagine Dragons
A folk-stomp apology with forceful verses, choir-like responses, and a chorus suited to group reinforcement.
I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor
Arctic Monkeys
A breathless indie-rock sprint fueled by sharp guitars and restless attraction.
I Don’t Care
Fall Out Boy
Snarling pop-rock that treats bad publicity as fuel for a giant chant.
I Don’t Want to Wait
Paula Cole
A substantial standalone hit with extra TV nostalgia and strong professional-track expectations.
I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing
Aerosmith
A huge power ballad with a recognizable chorus and demanding sustained high notes.
I Feel the Earth Move
Carole King
Piano-driven excitement that makes new attraction feel physically seismic.