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Karaoke Usb 2 Page 1 Karaoke USB2 by Artist Track Number Artist Title 1 112 Cupid 2 112 Dance With Me 3 2 Pac California Love 4 2 Pac Changes 5 2 Pac Dear Mama 6 2 Pac Hit Em Up (Explicit) 7 2 Pac How Do You Want It 8 2 Pac I Get Around 9 2 Pac So Many Tears 10 2 Pac Thugz Mansion 11 2 Pac Until The End Of Time 12 3 Dog Night Mama Told Me 13 3 Doors Down Kryptonite 14 69 Boyz Tootsee Roll 15 98 Degrees Because Of You 16 98 Degrees Give Me Just One Night 17 98 Degrees I Do (Cherish You) 18 98 Degrees Invisible Man 19 98 Degrees The Hardest Thing 20 A Taste Of Honey Boogie Oogie Oogie 21 A Taste Of Honey Sukiyaki 22 Aaliyah Are You That Somebody 23 Aaliyah At Your Best (You Are Love) 24 Aaliyah Back And Forth 25 Aaliyah Hot Like Fire 26 Aaliyah I Care 4 U 27 Aaliyah I Dont Wanna 28 Aaliyah Journey To The Past 29 Aaliyah Miss You 30 Aaliyah More Than A Woman 31 Aaliyah Music Of The Heart 32 Aaliyah Rock The Boat 33 Aaliyah The One I Gave My Heart To 34 Aaliyah Try Again 35 Aaliyah And Tank Come Over 36 Aaliyah And Timbaland We Need A Resolution 37 Aaron Hall I Miss You 38 Abba Dancing Queen 39 Abba Take A Chance On Me 40 Abba The Winner Takes It All 41 Abba Waterloo 42 Ace Of Base All That She Wants 43 Ace Of Base Beautiful Life 44 Ace Of Base Cruel Summer 45 Ace Of Base Dont Turn Around 46 Ace Of Base The Sign 47 Acker Bilk Stranger On The Shore 48 Adina Howard Freak Like Me 49 Aerosmith Amazing 50 Aerosmith Angel 51 Aerosmith Crazy 52 Aerosmith Crying 53 Aerosmith Dont Wanna Miss A Thing 54 Aerosmith Dream On 55 Aerosmith Janies Got A Gun 56 Aerosmith Livin On The Edge 57 Aerosmith Love In An Elevator 58 Aerosmith What It Takes 59 Aerosmith And Run Dmc Walk This Way 60 Air Supply All Out Of Love 61 Air Supply Even The Nights Are Better 62 Air Supply Every Woman In The World 63 Air Supply Lost In Love 64 Air Supply Sweet Dreams 65 Air Supply The One That You Love Page 2 Karaoke USB2 by Artist Track Number Artist Title 66 Al Green Im Still In Love With You 67 Al Green Lets Stay Together 68 Al Green Look What You Done For Me 69 Al Green Tired Of Being Alone 70 Al Wilson Show And Tell 71 Alan Oday Undercover Angel 72 Alan Parsons Project Eye In The Sky 73 Alanis Morissette Ironic 74 Alanis Morissette You Learn 75 Alannah Myles Black Velvet 76 Alice Cooper Poison 77 Alice Cooper You And Me 78 Alice Deejay Better Off Alone 79 Alive And Kicking Tighter Tighter 80 All 4 One I Can Love You Like That 81 All 4 One I Swear 82 All For One So Much In Love 83 All Saints Never Ever 84 Allan Sherman Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh 85 Allman Brothers Band Ramblin Man 86 Allure And 112 All I Cried Out 87 Amber This Is Your Night 88 Ambrosia Biggest Part Of Me 89 America A Horse With No Name 90 America Sister Golden Hair 91 Amii Stewart Knock On Wood 92 Amy Grant Baby Baby 93 Amy Grant Every Heartbeat 94 Andrea True Connection More More More 95 Andrew Gold Lonely Boy 96 Andy Gibb An Everlasting Love 97 Andy Gibb I Just Want To Be Your Everything 98 Andy Gibb Love Is Thicker Than Water 99 Andy Gibb Shadow Dancing 100 Andy Kim Rock Me Gently 101 Andy Williams Cant Get Used To Losing You 102 Andy Williams Days Of Wine And Roses 103 Angels My Boyfriends Back 104 Animals The House Of The Rising Sun 105 Animotion Obsession 106 Anita Baker Giving You The Best That I Got 107 Anita Ward Ring My Bell 108 Anne Murray Dannys Song 109 Anne Murray Snowbird 110 Aqua Barbie Girl (Duet) 111 Aqua Barbie Girl 112 Archie Bell And The Drells Tighten Up 113 Archies Sugar Sugar 114 Aretha Franklin A Rose Is Still A Rose 115 Aretha Franklin Freeway Of Love 116 Aretha Franklin Respect 117 Aretha Franklin Since Youve Been Gone 118 Aretha Franklin Until You Come Back To Me 119 Argent Hold Your Head Up 120 Arrested Development Everyday People 121 Arrested Development Mr Wendal 122 Arrested Development Tennessee 123 Arthur Conley Sweet Soul Music 124 Asia Heat Of The Moment 125 Association Cherish 126 Association Never My Love 127 Association Windy 128 Atlantic Starr Always 129 Atlantic Starr Masterpiece 130 Atlantic Starr Secret Lovers 131 Avant Separated Page 3 Karaoke USB2 by Artist Track Number Artist Title 132 Az Yet And Peter Cetera Hard To Say Im Sorry 133 Az Yet And Peter Cetera Last Night 134 B J Thomas Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head 135 B-52s Love Shack 136 B-52s Roam 137 Babyface And Our Feelings 138 Babyface Every Time I Close My Eyes 139 Babyface Never Keeping Secrets 140 Babyface When Can I See You 141 Babyface Whip Appeal 142 Bachelors Diane 143 Backstreet Boys All I Have To Give 144 Backstreet Boys Everybody (Backstreets Back) 145 Backstreet Boys I Want It That Way 146 Backstreet Boys Quit Playing Games With My Heart 147 Backstreet Boys Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely 148 Bad English When I See You Smile 149 Badfinger Come And Get It 150 Badfinger Day Atter Day 151 Bananarama Venus 152 Bangles Eternal Flame 153 Bangles Hazy Shade Of Winter 154 Bangles In Your Room 155 Bangles Manic Monday 156 Bangles Walk Like An Egyptian 157 Barbara Lewis Baby, Im Yours 158 Barbara Lewis Hello Stranger 159 Barbra Streisand People 160 Barbra Streisand The Main Event Fight 161 Barbra Streisand The Way We Were 162 Barbra Streisand Woman In Love 163 Barbra Streisand And Barry Gibb Guilty 164 Barbra Streisand And Bryan Adams I Finally Found Someone 165 Barbra Streisand And Donna Summer No More Tears 166 Barbra Streisand And Neil Diamond You Dont Bring Me Flowers 167 Barenaked Ladies One Week 168 Barrett Strong Money (Thats What I Want) 169 Barry Manilow Cant Smile Without You 170 Barry Manilow Could It Be Magic 171 Barry Manilow I Write The Songs 172 Barry Manilow Looks Like We Made It 173 Barry Manilow Mandy 174 Barry Mann Who Put The Bomp 175 Barry Mcguire Eve Of Destruction 176 Barry White Im Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby 177 Barry White Never Never Gonna Give You Up 178 Barry White Your The First, The Last, My Everything 179 BBMak Back Here 180 Beach Boys Barbara Ann 181 Beach Boys California Girls 182 Beach Boys Good Vibrations 183 Beach Boys Help Me Rhonda 184 Beach Boys I Get Around 185 Beach Boys Kokomo 186 Beach Boys Rock And Roll Music 187 Beach Boys Sloop John B 188 Beach Boys Surfer Girl 189 Beach Boys Surfin Safari 190 Beach Boys Surfin Usa 191 Beastie Boys Fight For Your Right 192 Beatles A Hard Days Night 193 Beatles All You Need Is Love 194 Beatles Cant Buy Me Love 195 Beatles Do You Want To Know A Secret 196 Beatles Eight Days A Week 197 Beatles Get Back Page 4 Karaoke USB2 by Artist Track Number Artist Title 198 Beatles Help! 199 Beatles Hey Jude 200 Beatles I Saw Her Standing There 201 Beatles I Want To Hold Your Hand 202 Beatles Let It Be 203 Beatles Long And Winding Road 204 Beatles Love Me Do 205 Beatles Nowhere Man 206 Beatles Paperback Writer 207 Beatles Please Please Me 208 Beatles She Loves You 209 Beatles Ticket To Ride 210 Beatles Twist And Shout 211 Beatles We Can Work It Out 212 Beatles Yellow Submarine 213 Beck Loser 214 Bee Gees How Can You Mend A Broken Heart 215 Bee Gees How Deep Is Your Love 216 Bee Gees Jive Talkin 217 Bee Gees Love You Inside Out 218 Bee Gees Night Fever 219 Bee Gees Stayin Alive 220 Bee Gees Too Much Heaven 221 Bee Gees Tragedy 222 Bee Gees You Should Be Dancing 223 Belinda Carlisle Heaven Is A Place On Earth 224 Belinda Carlisle Mad About You 225 Bell Biv Devoe Poison 226 Bellamy Brothers Let Your Love Flow 227 Ben E King Stand By Me 228 Berlin Take My Breath Away 229 Bertie Higgins Key Largo 230 Bette Midler Do You Want To Dance 231 Bette Midler From A Distance 232 Bette Midler The Rose 233 Bette Midler Wind Beneath My Wings 234 Betty Wright Clean Up Woman 235 Big Mountain Baby I Love Your Way 236 Bill Anderson Still 237 Bill Medley And Jennifer Warnes Ive Had The Time Of My Life 238 Bill Withers Aint No Sunshine 239 Bill Withers Lean On Me 240 Billie Myers Kiss The Rain 241 Billy Bland Let The Little Girl Dance 242 Billy Idol Cradle Of Love 243 Billy Idol Mony Mony 244 Billy J. Kramer And The Dakotas Bad To Me 245 Billy J. Kramer And The Dakotas Little Children 246 Billy Joe Royal Down In The Boondocks 247 Billy Joel Allentown 248 Billy Joel I Go To Extremes 249 Billy Joel Its Still Rock And Roll To Me 250 Billy Joel Just The Way You Are 251 Billy Joel My Life 252 Billy Joel Tell Her About It 253 Billy Joel The River Of Dreams 254 Billy Joel We Didnt Start The Fire 255 Billy Ocean Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car 256 Billy Ocean Loverboy 257 Billy Ocean Suddenly 258 Billy Ocean Therell Be Sad Songs (To Make You Cry) 259 Billy Ocean When The Going Gets Tough 260 Billy Paul Me And Mrs.
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