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ESL Listening - Songs in English
With Sing-Along / Read-Along Lyrics
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Songs for Winter
I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm - sung by Billie Holiday
Winter Wonderland - sung by Louis Armstrong
Baby. It's Cold Outside - sung by Ray Charles and Betty Carter
A Hazy Shade of Winter - sung by Simon and Garfunkel
I Am a Rock - sung by Simon and Garfunkel
Long December - sung by Counting Crows
Sometimes in Winter - sung by Blood, Sweat, and Tears
If We Make It Through December - sung by Merle Haggard
Winter- sung by The Rolling Stones
Winter Rose - sung by Paul McCartney and Wings
Winter Time - sung by The Steve Miller Band
Winter's Day - sung by Tommy Roe
Winterlong - sung by Neil Young
Winter's Tale - sung by The Moody Blues |
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Songs for Autumn
Autumn in New York - sung by Billie Holiday
Autumn in New York - sung by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Autumn Leaves - sung by Doris Day
Autumn Leaves - sung by Edith Piaf
Fall in Philadelphia - sung by Hall & Oates
Forever Autumn - sung by The Moody Blues
Harvest Moon - sung by Neil Young
September in the Rain - sung by Dinah Washington
September of My Years- sung by Frank Sinatra
September Song- sung by Willie Nelson
Try to Remember - sung by The Brothers Four
California Dreamin'- sung by The Mamas & The Papas |
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Cities and Towns
San Francisco - sung by Scott McKenzieS
I Left My Heart In San Francisco - sung by Tony Bennett
New Orleans - sung by Gary U.S. Bonds
Way Down Yonder In New Orleans - sung by Freddy Cannon
Philadelphia - sung by Bruce Springsteen
L.A. Freeway - sung by Jerry Jeff Walker
I've Been Everywhere - sung by Johnny Cash
Streets of Bakersfield - sung by Dwight Yoakam
My Hometown- sung by Bruce Springsteen
Dirty Little Town - sung by Kieran Kane
Our Town - sung by Iris Dement
Kansas City - sung Wilbert Harrison
Okie From Muskogee - sung by Merle Haggard
New York, New York- sung by Frank Sinatra
Do You Know The Way To San Jose - sung by Dionne Warwick
Chicago - sung by Frank Sinatra
Wichita Lineman - sung by Glen Campbell
Detroit City - sung by Bobby Bare
Lodi - sung by Creedence Clearwater |
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Cars
455 Rocket - sung by Kathy Mattea
Automobile - sung by John Prine
Fast Car - sung by Tracy Chapman
Fun, Fun, Fun - sung by The Beach Boys
Heart of Saturday Night - sung by Tom Waits
Hot Rod Lincoln - sung by Commander Cody
Little Deuce Coupe- sung by The Beach Boys
Mercedes Benz - sung by Janis Joplin
Mercury Blues - sung K.C. Douglas
No Particular Place To Go - sung by Chuck Berry
Ol' '55 - sung by Tom Waits
One Piece at a Time - sung by Johnny Cash
Pink Cadillac - sung by Aretha Franklin
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Songs of Protest, Revolt, and Revolution
The Times They Are A-Changin' - sung by Bob Dylan
Talkin' About a Revolution - sung by Tracy Chapman
Won't Get Fooled Again - sung by The Who
Sunday, Bloody Sunday - sung by U2l
People Have the Power - sung by Patti Smith
People Got To Be Free - sung by The Young Rascals
Power to the People- sung by John Lennon
For What It's Worth - sung by Buffalo Springfield
Blowin' In the Wind - sung by Peter, Paul & Mary
Revolution - sung by Bob Marley
Solidarity - sung by Angelic Upstarts |
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Songs of Friendship
You've Got a Friend - sung by Carole King
With a Little Help from My Friends - sung by The Beatles
That's What Friends Are For - sung by Dionne Warwick and Friends
Old Friends - sung by Simon and Garfunkel
My Best Friend - sung byJefferson Airplane
Lean on Me (I) - sung by Bill Withers
Lean on Me (II)- sung by theTV cast of Glee
I'll Be There for You - sung by The Rembrandts for the TV program Friends
He Was a Friend of Mine - sung by Bob Dylan
Friends (I) - sung by Elton John
Friends (II) - sung by The Beach Boys
You've Got a Friend in Me - sung by Randy Newman for the movie Toy Story 3
Stand By Me - sung by Ben E. King |
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Bluegrass Ballads
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
Don't Let Your Sweet Love Die - sung by Ricky Skaggs
Don't Throw Your Life Away - sung by The Johnson Mountain Boys
Home Sweet Home Revisited - sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
I only Wish You Knew - sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
I Still Miss Someone - sung by The Earl Scruggs Review
In My Next Life- sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
Look On and Cry - sung by Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Moutain Boys
Man of Constant Sorrow - sung by Ralph Stanley and The Clinch Moutain Boys
She Knows When You're on My Mind - sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
Sittin' on Top of the World - sung by Earl Scruggs and Friends
Summer Wages - sung by J.D. Crowe and The New South
You Ain't Going Nowhere - sung by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band |
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A Blues Sampler
Wasted Years - sung by John Lee Hooker and Van Morrison
Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out - sung by Bessie Smith
I Cried for You - sung by Billie Holiday
At Last - sung by Etta James
Ball and Chain - sung by Janis Joplin
My Carolina Sunshine Girl - sung by Jimmie Rodgers
Honest I Do- sung by Jimmy Reed
The Thrill is Gone - sung by BB King and Tracy Chapman
Anymore - sung by Johnny Ace
Where is My Good Man? - sung by Memphis Minnie
Dock of The Bay- sung by Otis Redding
The Night Time is The Right Time - sung by Ray Charles
Trouble in Mind - sung by Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee
Down So Low - sung by Tracy Nelson |
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Six Sketches
Vincent - sung by Don McLean
Eleanor Rigby - sung by The Beatles
Mr. Bojangles - sung by The Dirt Band
Pretty Boy Floyd - sung by The Byrds
Emma Rose - sung by Kate Wolf
Job - sung by Seatrain |
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Drugs and Booze
Carmelita - sung by Dwight Yoakam
There Stands the Glass - sung by Jerry Lee Lewis
Sam Stone - sung by John Prine
Tequila Sunrise - sung by The Eagles
Margaritaville - sung by Jimmy Buffet
Cocaine Blues - sung by Jackson Browne
Snowblind Friend- sung by Hoyt Axton
The Needle and The Damage Done - sung by Neil Young
Sunday Morning Coming Down - sung by Kris Kristofferson
Mother's Little Helper - sung by The Rolling Stones |
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Cowboys
El Paso - sung by Marty Robbins
Pancho and Lefty - sung by Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard
My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys - sung by Willie Nelson
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"Talking" Songs
Alice's Restaurant - written and sung by Arlo Guthrie
Let Him Roll - written and sung by Guy Clark
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America 
God Bless the U.S.A. - sung by Lee Greenwood
Wasteland of the Free - sung by Iris Dement |
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Hope and Happiness
Here Comes the Sun - sung by The Beatles
I Can See Clearly Now - sung by Jonny Nash
Don't Worry, Be Happy - sung by Bobby McFerrin
If You Wanna Be Happy - sung by Jimmy Soul
If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out - sung by Cat Stevens |
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Young Love
At 16
She Was Only Sixteen - sung by Sam Cooke
Sixteen Candles - sung by The Crests
Sweet Little Sixteen - sung by Chuck Berry
At 17
I Saw Her Standing There - sung by The Beatles
Dancing Queen - sung by ABBA
At Seventeen - sung by Janis Ian |
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Canadian Folk Singers
Lakes of Canada - sung by The Innocence Mission
Matapedia - sung by Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Suzanne - sung by Leonard Cohen
If You Could Read My Mind - sung by Gordon Lightfoot
Momsong - sung by The Be Good Tanyas
Four Strong Winds - sung by Neil Young |
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Love Lost
Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain - sung by Willie Nelson
Days Go By - sung by Dirty Vegas
If That's the Way You Feel - sung by Ricky Skaggs
Are You Lonseome Tonight - sung by Elvis Presley
Martha - sung by Tom Waits
On Second Avenue - sung by Art Garfunkel
So Sad - sung by The Everly Brothers
Time On My Hands - sung by Chaim Tannenbaum
Warmth of the Sun - sung by The Beach Boys
What'll I Do - sung by Rufus Wainwright |
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