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Clint Eastwood
Gorillaz feat. Del the Funky Homosapien
A genre-blending Gorillaz classic with a detached sung hook, a long character rap, and a groove that depends on contrasting personalities.
Closer to Free
BoDeans
A legitimate alternative-rock song with strong 1990s TV nostalgia.
Closing Time
Semisonic
A classic last-call karaoke song with broad recognition and an easy chorus.
Cold as You
Luke Combs
A barroom breakup song with a sturdy mid-range lead, a bitterly memorable hook, and the rough-edged momentum Luke Combs fans expect.
Cold, Cold Heart
Hank Williams
A story-led country favorite with direct phrasing and a refrain that rewards a conversational delivery.
Come and Get Your Love
Redbone
A welcoming pop-rock groove with a simple invitation, easy repetition, and enough warmth to make the chorus feel communal.
Come as You Are
Nirvana
A murky grunge staple with a low-slung groove and one of rock’s most recognizable riffs.
Come Monday
Jimmy Buffett
A mellow Jimmy Buffett song with a softer romantic feel.
Come On Get Happy
The Partridge Family
An upbeat title hook designed for group participation and retro-TV recognition.
Come Sail Away
Styx
A dramatic classic rock singalong that builds into a big finish.
Come Softly to Me
The Fleetwoods
A melodic pop favorite built around an immediately recognizable hook and a chorus that lands quickly.
Come Together
The Beatles
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.
Convoy
C.W. McCall
A trucker-story novelty hit driven by CB-radio slang and a rolling spoken narrative.
Cool Night
Paul Davis
A lower-pressure soft-rock option that adds variety without pretending to be a major crowd anthem.
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.
Couldn’t Get It Right
Climax Blues Band
A groove-led classic-rock option that is approachable but not a large-room singalong.
Count on Me
Bruno Mars
Choose Count on Me for an uplifting performance; this folk/acoustic song from Bruno Mars offers conversational storytelling and strong group-singalong appeal.
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 Little Thing Called Love
Queen
A playful rockabilly-style Queen hit with an accessible range and strong recognition.
Creep
Radiohead
A dramatic alternative rock favorite with a huge emotional payoff if you can sell it.
Crimson and Clover (Tommy James & the Shondells)
Tommy James & the Shondells
A durable rock favorite with a driving pulse, a clear hook, and enough lift to bring the room in.