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Karaoke Songs As at 15 July 2013 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website TKS No. SONG TITLE IN THE STYLE OF 16726 3:00 AM Busted 24126 6:00 AM Rahsaan Patterson 25171 12:51 Strokes 13575 1973 James Blunt 24700 1 Thing Amerie 24896 1.2 Step Ciara/ Missy Elliott 23647 10 Seconds Jazmine Sullivan 26149 1000 Miles Away Hoodoo Gurus 14082 1234.. Fiest 25720 15 Minutes Rodney Atkins 15784 15 Minutes Of Shame Kristy Lee Cook 15689 16 @ War Karina 18260 18 Til I Die Bryan Adams 23540 19 And Crazy Bomshell 18846 1901.. Phoenix 1 1979.. Smashing Pumpkins 23643 1983.. Neon Trees 24878 1985.. Bowling For Soup 25193 1985.. Bowling For Soup 2165 19th Nervous Breakdown Rolling Stones 25519 2 Become 1 Jewel 13117 2 Become 1 Spice Girls 18506 2 Hearts Kylie Minogue 16068 2 Step Dj Unk 17028 2000 Miles Pretenders 17999 20th Century Boy T Rex 18730 21 Guns Green Day 24005 21 Today Piano Singalong 18670 22.. Lily Allen 3285 24 Hours From Tulsa Gene Pitney 16318 24 Hours From Tulsa Gene Pitney 17057 2-4-6-8 Motorway Tom Robinson Band 25660 24's Richgirl/ Bun B 24638 24's T. I. 18841 3.. Britney Spears 10951 32 Flavors Alana Davis 15938 37 Stitches Drowning Pool 15044 4 In The Morning Gwen Stefani 21410 4 The Lovers Arika Kane 25150 45.. Shinedown 1 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website 23058 4evermore Anthony David/ Algebra 16144 5 Colours In Her Hair Mc Fly 1594 5.6.7.8 Steps 25883 50 Ways To Say Goodbye Train 16207 5-4-3-2-1 Manfred Mann 3809 57 Chevrolet Billie Jo Spears 18828 59th Street Bridge Song( No Harmony) Simon & Garfunkel 1694 59th Street Bridge Song( W Harmony) Simon & Garfunkel 16383 6345-789 Blues Brothers 11153 800 Pound Jesus Sawyer Brown 10385 80's Ladies K.t. Oslin 24862 8th World Wonder Kimberley Locke 16681 9 To 5 Dolly Parton 12211 99 Problems Jay Z 17668 99 Red Balloons Nena 15948 99 Times Kate Voegele 15037 A B C Jackson 5 15086 A Bay Bay Huricane Chris 16565 A Better Man Brian Kennedy 16410 A Boy From Nowhere Tom Jones 18014 A Boy From Nowhere (live) Tom Jones 16684 A Boy Named Sue Johnny Cash 16566 A Bunch Of Thyme Foster And Allen 10905 A Church A Courtroom & Then Goodbye Patsy Cline 17431 A Day In The Life Beatles 13581 A Day Without Love Love Affair 18701 A Dustland Fairytale The Killers 23127 A Father's Love Buck Covington 10383 A Few Good Things Remain Kathy Mattea 11065 A Fine Romance Ella Fitzgerald 1555 A Fool Such As I Elvis Presley 11010 A Fool's Progress Clint Daniels 10823 A Girl's Gotta Do (what A Girl's Gotta Min 10544 A Girl's Night Out The Judds 16652 A Good Heart Fergal Sharkey 17253 A Groovy Kind Of Love Mindbenders 11 A Groovy Kind Of Love Phil Collins 16864 A Hard Day's Night Beatles 18829 A Hazy Shade Of Winter( No Harmony) Simon & Garfunkel 15644 A Hazy Shade Of Winter(w Harmony) Simon & Garfunkel 16824 A Home Dixie Chicks 2 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website 13 A Horse With No Name America 10949 A House With No Curtains Alan Jackson 16984 A Kind Of Magic Queen 13032 A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste Meatloaf 10143 A Kiss To Build A Dream On Louie Armstrong 16116 A Letter To You Shakin' Stevens 12908 A Life Without You Adeaze 17260 A Little Bit Me A Little Bit You Monkees 13386 A Little Bit More Dr. Hook 10049 A Little Bit Of Love (goes A Long Way) Wyn 10472 A Little Bit Of You Lee Roy Parnell 16813 A Little In Love Cliff Richard 23718 A Little Less Comfortable Carter's Chord 9485 A Little Less Conversation Elvis Presley 11606 A Little Less Conversation Elvis Vs Jxl 13009 A Little Less Conversation Elvis Vs Jxl 24936 A Little Less Sixteen Candles Fallout Boy 10151 A Little Less Talk A Lot More Action Toby Keith 18519 A Little More Love Olivia Newton John 21481 A Little Naughty Is Nice D. J. Miller 16117 A Little Peice Of Soap Showaddywaddy 17288 A Little Respect Erasure 17902 A Little Time Beautiful South 12711 A Little Too Late Delta Goodrem 24985 A Little Too Late Toby Keith 25085 A Little Too Late Toby Keith 15458 A Little Too Not Over You David Archuletta 10790 A Long December Counting Crows 10562 A Love So Beautiful Michael Bolton 16130 A Love Worth Waiting For Shakin' Stevens 10441 A Lover's Prayer Don Ho 10975 A Man Holding On Ty Herndon 21517 A Man Like Me Randy Houser 24158 A Man Without A Woman Trent Tomlinson 2445 A Man Without Love Englebert Humperdinck 22841 A Man Without Love( Dance Version) Engelbert Humperdin 17226 A Matter Of Trust Billy Joel 10585 A Mi Manera Gypsy Kings 15704 A Milli Lil Wayne 3057 A Million Love Songs Take That 25074 A Moment Like This Kelly Clarkson 3 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website 11601 A Moment Like This Kelly Clarkson (amer 14489 A Moment Like This Leona Lewis 16758 A Must To Avoid Hermans Hermits 15673 A New England Kirsty Mc Nicoll 18724 A New Flame Simply Red 18608 A Night To Remember High School Musical 3 13006 A Night To Remember Shalamar 18609 A Night To Remember ( No Backing) High School Musical 17554 A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square Vera 24184 A- Ok Neal Mc Coy 17311 A Picture Of You Joe Brown & Bruvvers 10374 A Poor Man's Roses Patsy Cline 10972 A Promise I Make Dakota Moon 24956 A Real Fine Place To Start Sara Evans 18270 A Song For You Amy Winehouse 17936 A Song For You Michael Buble 17029 A Spaceman Came Travelling Chris De Burgh 10651 A Teenager In Love Dion & The Belmonts 16584 A Teenager In Love Dion & The Belmonts 17346 A Teenager In Love Marty Wilde 17300 A Thing Called Love Johnny Cash 16066 A Thousand Days Clay Aiken 22904 A Thousand Stars Billy Fury 10663 A Thousand Stars In The Sky Kathy Young 26105 A Thousand Years Christina Perri 16677 A Town Called Malice Jam 17858 A View To A Kill Duran Duran 17279 A Voice In The Wilderness Cliff Richard 16482 A Whiter Shade Of Pale Procol Harlem 10714 A Whiter Shade Of Pale Procol Harum 17522 A Whole New World Movie: Alladin 18019 A Windmill In Old Amsterdam Ronnie Hilton 10156 A Wink And A Smile Harry Connick, Jr. 17030 A Winters' Tale David Essex 16936 A World Of Our Own Seekers 17348 A World Without Love Peter & Gordon 15459 About You Now Miranda Cosgrove 13566 About You Now Sugababes 17493 Above Ground Norah Jones 15249 Abracadabra Steve Miller Band 11032 Absence Of The Heart Deana Carter 4 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website 12712 Absolutely Everybody Vanessa Amerosi 26201 Absolutely Nothing Randy Houser 11279 Abusadora Spanish 18006 Acapulco Neil Diamond 11288 Acariciame Spanish 25177 Accidentally In Love Counting Crows 2166 Ace Of Spades Motorhead 16327 Achy Breaky Heart Billy Ray Cyrus 13362 Act Naturally Beatles 24092 Action Man Hafdis Hold 18000 Add Some Music To Your Day Beach Boys 10116 Addam's Family, The Tv Tunes 13599 Addicted Amy Winehouse 24187 Addicted Blake Shelton 24817 Addicted Enrique Iglesias 17485 Addicted To Love Robert Palmer 24199 Addicted To You Madame Mayhem 15806 Addiction Ryan Leslie/ Cassie 10735 Adelaide's Lament Guys And Dolls 16195 Adia Sarah Mc Lachlan 11262 Adios Spanish 2542 Adios Amigo Jim Reeves 25257 Adorn Miguel 17121 Advertiing Space Robbie Williams 17620 Affair Of The Heart Rick Springfield 8383 Africa Toto 16579 After All These Years Foster And Allen 10138 After The Lovin' Englebert Humperdinck 10248 Afternoons And Coffee Spoons Crash Test Dummies 17498 Agadoo Black Lace 25058 Again Faith Evans 18736 Again Again Lady Gaga 13818 Against All Odds Mariah Carey 11487 Against All Odds Phil Collins 17672 Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now Phil Collins 2535 Against The Grain Garth Brooks 1798 Against The Wind Bob Seger 1619 Age Of Reason John Farnham 14669 Age Of Reason John Farnham 26216 Agony Paloma Faith 15201 Ahh Ciara/ J Hood 5 Updated for | 19th July 2013 Please Note | Please select songs from the weekly updated SongBook on our Maori Television Website 23102 Ain't Back Yet Kenny Chesney 25082 Ain't Gon Beg You Fantasia 17679 Ain't Got No, I Got Life Nina Simone/ Groo 10247 Ain't Got Nothing If I Ain't Got Love Mich 16261 Ain't It Fun Guns N Roses 17955 Ain't No Doubt Jimmy Nail 28 Ain't No Mountain High Enough Diana Ross 10890 Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now Mcfadden And Whit 23105 Ain't No Stopping Her Now Ash Bowers 14462 Ain't No Stopping Us Now Mc Fadden& Whiteh 29 Ain't No Sunshine Bill Withers 16879 Ain't No Sunshine Eva Cassidy 10873 Ain't Nobody's Business Jimmy Witherspoon 10055 Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing Marvin G 24682 Ain't Nothing Wrong Houston 24023 Ain't That A Grand & Glorious Feeling Piano Singalong 17267 Ain't That A Kick In The Head Dean Martin 23674 Ain't Thinking About It Bow Wow/ Chris Brown 16727 Air Hostess Busted 11002 Air That I Breathe, The Simply Red 26150 Airplanes (solo Male) BOB/ Hayley Williams 10772 Al Di La Jerry Vale 15837 Albertine Brooke Fraser 24958 Alcohol Brad Paisley 15594 Alejandro Lady Gaga 24068 Alexanders Rag Time Band Piano Singalong 17101 Alfie Cilla Black 10379 Alfie Jack Jones 24475 Alibi David Gray 11352 Alibis Tracy Lawrence 23258 Alice Avril Lavigne 11082 Alice Tv Tunes 10721 Alice's Restaurant Arlo Guthrie 17096 Alison Elvis Costello 25213 Alive Kenny Wayne Shepherd 25855 Alive Krewella 17004 Alive And Kicking Simple Minds 18107 All About Tonight Pixie Lott 16145 All About You Mc Fly 17572 All Alone Am I Brenda Lee 15498 All Around Me Flyleaf 6 Updated for | 19th July
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