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Change and New Beginnings New Year's Eve Change and New Beginnings New Year's Eve LENGTH TITLE ARTIST bpm 4:44 California Love - Original Mix (Explicit) 2Pac 92 4:29 Changes 2Pac 111 4:00 Water Under the Bridge Adele 95 4:03 New Day Alicia Keys 194 3:34 New Beginning (feat. Kédo Rebelle) Amasi 128 3:14 Best Day Of My Life American Authors 100 3:23 New Beginning Audiomachine 77 4:40 Change - Chainsmokers Remix Banks 120 2:48 Getting Better - Remastered The Beatles 122 2:22 New Day Billyed 91 3:05 Pretty Big Change Blackout Fanegas 110 3:42 Change - 2002 Digital Remaster Blind Melon 79 3:12 The Times They Are A-Changin' Bob Dylan 172 5:08 Things Have Changed Bob Dylan 127 4:40 Brand New Day (Dude Perfect Remix) Boiling Point 126 3:27 Brand New Day Boiling Point 133 3:57 Be The Change Britt Nicole 142 5:18 Gonna Be Some Changes Made - New Album Version Bruce Hornsby 102 4:02 Forever Changed Carrie Underwood 131 2:12 Starting Over, Starting Now Cast of The Lodge 128 4:20 A New Day Has Come - Radio Remix Céline Dion 92 4:15 Feelin' Stronger Every Day - Remastered Chicago 160 3:07 Change Christina Aguilera 82 3:18 Change Churchill 120 4:03 Starting Over The Crystal Method 128 4:29 Change Your Life (You Can Do It) Dan Deacon 150 4:07 Starting All Over Again - Remastered 2003 Daryl Hall & John Oates 138 3:36 Changes - 1999 Digital Remaster David Bowie 115 3:39 Changes - 2015 Remastered Version David Bowie 114 5:00 Change (In the House of Flies) Deftones 142 3:21 Brand New Day Demi Lovato 190 7:41 A New Beginning Dream Theater 114 3:45 Things Change Dwight Yoakam 108 3:25 Start Anew Elouiz 106 3:55 Change The World Eric Clapton 97 3:40 A New Beginning (feat. Group1 Crew) Everyday Sunday 143 3:13 Changed The Way You Kiss Me - Radio Edit Example 127 5:45 Changes - Original Mix Faul & Wad Ad 126 4:09 Winds of Change Fitz and The Tantrums 141 4:46 A New Beginning Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons 161 3:47 Everything Will Change Gavin DeGraw 136 3:03 Life Changes Good Charlotte 117 3:14 Changes Gramercy 126 3:49 If I Could Change Your Mind HAIM 125 3:30 Change Hyuna 125 3:41 Change Your Life Iggy Azalea 132 3:10 On Top Of The World Imagine Dragons 100 3:53 Change the Game Jay Burna 126 4:33 New Day JAY Z 91 4:02 Starting Over Jennifer Lopez 116 4:13 Starting Over Jennifer Nettles 132 4:39 Starting All Over Jeremih 75 3:02 Everything Changes Jessie Mueller 103 3:14 Changes In Latitudes, Changes In Attitudes Jimmy Buffett 126 3:16 I Can See Clearly Now Jimmy Cliff 120 5:00 I Can Change John Legend 80 3:57 (Just Like) Starting Over John Lennon 99 3:21 Waiting On the World to Change John Mayer 177 3:17 Change John Waite 149 2:47 I Can See Clearly Now Johnny Nash 124 4:04 Change of Time Josh Ritter 95 3:32 Brand New Day Joshua Radin 86 3:33 New Days (feat. Franziska Harmsen) - Radio Edit Jugende 122 3:35 Everybody's Changing Keane 94 3:51 Starting Over Killswitch Engage 184 3:56 Brand New Day KJ-52 115 3:25 Brand New Day Kodaline 121 2:42 Changes Langhorne Slim 110 5:52 I Can Change LCD Soundsystem 117 3:22 Change Your Life Little Mix 160 5:06 Cool Change Little River Band 128 4:11 Starting Over - feat. Ben Bridwell of Band of Horses Macklemore & Ryan Lewis 164 3:14 Anew Day Mary Margaret O'Hara 187 3:22 Brand New Day Massari 128 3:51 Starting All Over Again Mel & Tim 138 3:22 Some People Change Montgomery Gentry 168 3:02 Change Moon Taxi 166 4:02 Try To Change Mother Mother 81 3:53 This Year The Mountain Goats 139 3:55 Changes Mutemath 80 4:25 Make a Change (Feat. Zella Day) Nahko and Medicine for the People 104 3:46 Feeling Good - Bassnectar Remix Nina Simone 160 4:33 The Promise Of A New Day Paula Abdul 120 5:19 Separator Radiohead 114 4:22 Changed Rascal Flatts 140 5:37 Roll with the Changes REO Speedwagon 94 4:10 Change Is Good Rick Danko 91 4:05 New Day Robbie Seay Band 144 2:54 Making A Change Rowan Falzon 114 5:40 Waves Of Change - Kaskade Remix Samantha James 127 4:16 Life Is Anew Santana 129 3:39 Everything Changes Sara Bareilles 102 5:13 Wind Of Change Scorpions 76 3:38 Kill Em With Kindness Selena Gomez 120 2:18 Those Magic Changes Sha Na Na 123 3:38 A Brand New Day Shanice Williams 123 3:11 Never Look Behind Ya The Shelters 112 3:50 A Change Would Do You Good Sheryl Crow 127 4:15 Turning Page Sleeping At Last 125 5:05 Everything Changes SOJA 154 3:22 The Winds of Change - Bahner Cheerleader Remix St. Lucia 140 6:20 Brand New Day Sting 157 5:38 New Day Stylez Major 121 3:41 Brand New Day Swollen Members 90 4:15 Change Tears For Fears 125 5:19 War of Change (Andy Hunter° Remix) [feat. Andy Hunter] Thousand Foot Krutch 125 3:45 Change Your World Tiësto 128 3:20 Things Change Tim McGraw 84 3:57 New Day Tom Speight 120 4:07 Starting over Again Toni Gonzaga 120 5:33 New Beginning Tracy Chapman 125 9:13 New Beginning Trapt 181 3:34 Brand New Day Trevor Hall 117 5:11 Brand New Day Van Morrison 134 2:16 Winds Of Change Vance Joy 107 4:07 A New Day Volbeat 83 2:18 Can't Go Back Now The Weepies 120 2:35 New Day, New Way (The New Day) WWE 103 6:20 Changes Yes 125.
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