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Sarah & Pete Songlist 22 – Taylor Swift All I Want Is You – U2 April Sarah & Pete Songlist 22 – Taylor Swift All I Want Is You – U2 April Sun In Cuba - Dragon A Hard Day’s Night – The Beatles A Happy Song (original) – The Stele At Your Side – The Corrs A Thousand Years – Christina Perri Back to Black – Amy Winehouse Bang Bang (He shot me down) – Nancy Sinatra Be Okay – Glee Cast Big Girls Don’t Cry - Fergie Blackbird – Sarah McLachlan Blank Space – Taylor Swift Bonfire Heart – James Blunt Breathless – The Corrs Bridge Over Troubled Water – Simon & Garfunkel Buses and Trains – Bachelor Girl Burn For You – John Farnham Camouflage – Selena Gomez Catch Me When I Fall – The Corrs Clocks - Coldplay Cough Syrup – Young the Giant Dancing Queen – ABBA Dreams – Fleetwood Mac Don’t Dream It’s Over – Crowded House Don’t You Remember –Adele Don’t You Want Me – The Human League Don’t Know Why – Norah Jones Echo Beach – Martha and The Muffins Every Breath You Take – The Police Everybody Talks – Neon Trees Express Yourself - Madonna Faith – George Michael Feels Like Home – Chantal Kreviazuk Fields of Gold – Eva Cassidy Fire and Rain – James Taylor Footloose – Kenny Loggins Funkytown – Pseudo Echo Glitter In The Air – P!nk Hallelujah – Jeff Buckley Here Comes the Sun – The Beatles Hey Baby – dj Otzi Hung Up –Madonna Here With Me - Dido Hot ‘n’ Cold – Katy Perry Horses – Daryl Braithwaite Home – Phillip Phillips House of the Rising Sun – The Animals I Am Australian – The Seekers Sarah & Pete Songlist I Don’t Believe You – P!nk Intuition – Jewel In My Life – The Beatles I Wish I Was a Punk Rocker – Sandi Thom I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For – U2 I’ll Stand By You – The Pretenders It Is You I Have Loved – Dana Glover It’s So Easy – Linda Ronstadt Joanne – Lady GaGa Jolene – Miley Cyrus Landslide – Fleetwood Mac Las Ketchup - Asereje Life For Rent – Dido Listen To Your Heart – Roxette Like a Prayer - Madonna Look What They’ve Done To My Song – Miley Cyrus Mamma Mia – ABBA Make Your Own Kind of Music – The Mamas & The papas Make You Feel My Love - Adele Mercy – Duffy Murder On The Dancefloor – Sophie Ellis - Bextor Need Your Love – The Temper Trap Never Tear Us Apart – INXS Nothing’s Real But Love – Rebecca Ferguson Only When I Sleep – The Corrs Only Hope – Switchfoot Ordinary Miracle – Sarah McLachlan People Get Ready – Eva Cassidy Primadonna – Marina & The Diamonds Push The Button – The Sugababes Rhiannon – Fleetwood Mac Rolling In the Deep – Adele Runaway – The Corrs Run to You – Bryan Adamas Set Fire to the Rain – Adele Shake it Off – Taylor Swift Someone Like You – Adele Songbird – Eva Cassidy SOS – ABBA Stand - Jewel Steer – Missy Higgins Strong – London Grammar Sweet Dreams – Eurhythmics Thank You – Dido These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ – Nancy Sinatra The Boys of Summer – Don Henley Thorn In My side – Eurhythmics Time In a Bottle – Jim Croce Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper Sarah & Pete Songlist Time Of Your Life – Green Day True Colours – Cyndi Lauper Under the Boardwalk – The Drifters Valerie – Amy Winehouse Walking On Sunshine – Katrina & The Waves Warwick Avenue – Duffy Water Under The Bridge – Adele When Somebody Loved Me – Sarah McLachlan White Flag – Dido Wicked Game – Chris Isaak Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow – Amy Winehouse You Only Get What You Give – New Radicals You’re So Vain – Carly Simon You’re the Voice – John Farnham Younger Now – Miley Cyrus .
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