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Convoy
C.W. McCall
A trucker-story novelty hit driven by CB-radio slang and a rolling spoken narrative.
Cotton Eye Joe
Rednex
A frantic country-dance mashup with a shout-along refrain and relentless tempo.
Could You Be Loved
Bob Marley & The Wailers
Could You Be Loved: party-ready reggae song with a relaxed groove and strong group-singalong appeal.
Counting Stars
OneRepublic
A restless pop-rock anthem that pairs rapid verses with a towering communal chorus.
Country Grammar (Hot Shit)
Nelly
Country Grammar (Hot Shit) is a party-ready 2000s rap or hip-hop track from Nelly with rhythmic delivery and strong group-singalong appeal.
Cracklin’ Rosie
Neil Diamond
Cracklin’ Rosie is an upbeat Neil Diamond singalong with an easygoing melody, a familiar 1970s hook, and strong group appeal.
Crash and Burn
Thomas Rhett
A whistle-driven country-soul breakup song with buoyant rhythm and a chorus that keeps regret light.
Crazy in Love
Beyoncé
A major party song with strong recognition, but it takes rhythm and confidence.
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Queen
A playful rockabilly-style Queen hit with an accessible range and strong recognition.
Crazy On You
Heart
A big Heart classic that gives strong singers a real rock moment.
Cruel Summer
Taylor Swift
A high-energy Taylor Swift karaoke favorite with a huge chorus and major crowd appeal.
Cry Me a River
Justin Timberlake
A dark pop-R&B confrontation built from whispered accusation, layered tension, and a chorus that grows colder rather than louder.
Crystal Blue Persuasion
Tommy James & the Shondells
A melodic pop favorite built around an immediately recognizable hook and a chorus that lands quickly.
Cuts Like a Knife
Bryan Adams
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.
Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?
Rod Stewart
A dance-floor standard with a steady pulse, a repeatable hook, and immediate party recognition.
Daddy Cool
Boney M.
A playful Euro-disco character song with a deep spoken title, bright group responses, and a groove made for campy confidence.
Dance Monkey
Tones and I
This playful dance-floor song from Tones and I gives Dance Monkey a steady groove, strong crowd recognition, and a clear karaoke identity.
Dance to the Music
Sly and the Family Stone
A groove-first favorite with rhythmic phrasing, a punchy refrain, and strong crowd energy.
Dance with Me
Orleans
A gentle soft-rock invitation with a swaying pulse, close harmonies, and a romantic title that never needs to become loud.
Dance, Dance
Fall Out Boy
Nervy pop-punk with angular verses, restless momentum, and a shout-along hook.
Dancing in the Dark
Bruce Springsteen
An upbeat Springsteen favorite with a driving rhythm and a highly recognizable chorus.
Dancing in the Moonlight
King Harvest
A warm, easygoing pop-rock favorite with a gentle groove, vivid nighttime imagery, and a chorus that feels instantly communal.
Dancing in the Street
Martha and the Vandellas
A Motown street-party anthem with shouted invitations, a nonstop beat, and a title made to pull every part of the room together.
Dancing on the Ceiling
Lionel Richie
A melodic pop favorite built around an immediately recognizable hook and a chorus that lands quickly.