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Chain of Fools Chain of fools (Cm) Fire to the rain The best (F) Firework Ain’t nobody (Original) Empire state of mind I’m outta love (Bb) This girl is on fire Proud Mary (D) Use somebody Stand by me (C) You're not the only one Get here (B) Titanium Lady Marmalade –Moulin Rouge-Version (G) Heavy cross My love is your love (Original) Halo beyonce Think Ja I will survive (A All Night Long Natural woman (Bb) Mercy Me and Bobby McGee Hello / Adele Route 66 (F) My Girl Fever (Cm) A Night like this h Upside down September We are family Happy You’ve got a friend (A) Get Lucky Dock of the bay (D) Don't stop believing Journey Ain’t no sunshine (Dm) Alarm Get this party started (Pink – Original) Oh happy Day Sisteract Version My Endless Love Sisters are doing it for themselve Fallin‘ Next to me Free your mind ( Original)nur zu 3. Perfekt Bei mir bist du sheen (Cm) No roots Straighten up and fly right (F) Like the way I do My All Come on over (Eb) A better Man – Keb Mo Family portrait (Pink – Orig.) A Horse with no Name – America Beautiful Aint no Sunshine – Bill Withers Fly me to the moon (E) All of me – John Legend Hero Always lokk on the bright side of Life – Monty P Pokerface Another Brick in the Wall – Pink Floyd Some kind of wonderful (Joss Stone-Version) Another Cup of Coffee – Mike & Mech. Horny (Live-Version -B- ) Mousse T. Baby I love your way – Peter Frampton Sing it back Orig. Bad Moon rising – CCR Hello (Aquilera) Orig. BananBoat Song – Harry Belafonte Car wash (F) Behind blue Eyes – The Who / Limp Bizkit If I ain’t got you Big River – Johnny Cash Together again Black Magic Woman – Santana Hot stuff (Gm) Blue Jeans Blues – ZZTop Baby love Boat on the River – Styx I wish Born to be wild – Steppenwolf Smooth operator Carolina – James Taylor Finally Cello – Lindenberg Crazy in love Cocaine – JJ Cale / Eric Clapton Summertime (Cm) Comfortably Numb – Pink Floyd Sway (Pussycat Dolls Version) Country Roads – John Denver Hard for the Money Creep – Radiohead My heart will go on Daydream Believer – Monkees I kissed a girl Desperado – Eagles What a feeling Do you feel like we do – Peter Frampton Step by step Dock of a bay – Otis Redding Saving all my love for you Dont look back in Anger – Oasis Closer Dreadlock Holiday – Ten CC Das Beste (Silbermond) Easy – Commodores Please don't stop the music (Rihanna) Englishman in New York – Sting One Eyes without a face – Billy Idol Single Ladies Folsom Prison Blues – Johnny Cash Say a Little Prayer Free Fallin – Tom Petty Nur geträumt Grapefruit Moon – Tom Waits 99 Luftballons Gravity – John Mayer Umbrella Hallelujah – Leonard Cohen Release me Hand it over – Keb Mo Valerie Have you ever seen the rain – CCR Rolling in the deep Heart of Gold – Neil Young Price Tag Heut Nacht – Spliff Someone like you Hand it over – Keb Mo Hey Jude – Beatles I can see clearly now – Jimmy Cliff Hey you – Pink Floyd I saved the world today – Eurythmics House of the rising sun – Animals I shot the sheriff – Bob Marley/Eric Clapton Hymn – Barclay James Harvest I wont back down – Tom Petty/Johnny Cash It never rains in Southern California – A. Hammond Jolene – Dolly Parton / The Boss Hoss Knockin on Heavens Door – Dylan Lay down Sally – Eric Clapton Layla – Eric Clapton Leaving on a Jetplane – John Denver Lemon Tree – Fools Garden Let it be – Beatles Light my Fire – Doors Little ole Winedrinker – Dean Martin Losing my Religion – REM Lucky Man – Emerson Lake & Palmer Mad World – Tears for Fears Mmm Mmm Mmm... Crashtest Dummies Ney Na Na Na – Vaya Condios No Woman no cry – Bob Marley One – U2/Johnny Cash Proud Mary – CCR Rainy Day Man – James Taylor Roxanne – Sting Save tonight – Eagle Eye Cherry Shine on you crazy Diamond Shout Shout – Tears for Fears Show me the way – Peter Frampton Smoke on the water – Deep Purple Solitary Man – Neil Diamond / Johnny Cash Something – Beatles Summer Wine – Lee Hazelwood Supergirl – Reamonn Suzanne – Leonard Cohen Suzie Q – CCR The Days of Pearly Spencer – David Mc Williams The Joker – Steve Miller These Boots are made for walking – Lee Hazelwood Time in a Bottle – Jim Croce Turn the Page – Bob Seger Under the Boardwalk – The Drifters Wish you where here – Pink Floyd.
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