Dragula by Rob Zombie

My Sacrifice by Creed is right in my range and that loooong “Agaiiiiiiiiiiiiin” sounds impressive while being easy to execute.

Angels by Robbie Williams is probably one of his easier ones.

Have You Ever Seen The Rain? By CCR is also fun and relatively easy to do.

And finally, if nobody else has done it yet, then “Wonderwall” :P

Doesn’t matter. If I’m doing karaoke I will be so drunk I can’t follow the song or even read words.

I found out theres more words than the chorus in the song “Just a Friend “ while shitfaced drunk in front of the bar.

“Business” - Eminem

Yes, I fucking NAIL it.

Sandstorm - Darude.

Northwest Passage by Stan Rodgers. Love his other stuff too. People are often surprised that I, an immigrant, know something so Canadian.

Down With the Sickness. Although, fuck Draimon.

Lovin’ la Vida Loca

“Bloodbuzz Ohio” -The National.
it’s short, sweet, a little sexy, I can do the voice, and I can remember the lyrics. Also, I live in Ohio. And it reminds me of my best friend, who passed away last year.

In the Philippines: My way by Frank Sinatra

Nutshell by Alice in Chains

I warm up with either Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm by Crash Test Dummies, or Collide by Howie Day. Once I’m warmed up I have a huge repertoire of songs. I don’t sing Meatloaf songs back to back anymore though. And Rob Zombie is only for Halloween.

My go-to artist is Chappel Roan.

Say It Ain’t So - Weezer
Don’t Let Me Down - The Beatles
Are You Gonna Be My Girl - Jet
Living on a Prayer - Bon Jovi
Sometimes You Can’t Make It on Your Own/Beautiful Day/Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2
Patio Lanterns - Kim Mitchell
Every Sperm is Sacred - Monty Python
Mama Tried - Merle Haggard
Anything from Marty Robbins’ Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs when I can get away with it.
You Oughta Know - Alanis Morrisette (and it’s a mistake every time)

Big on my maybe list:
Earache My Eye - Cheech and Chong. Aka as a straight cis guy, the only thing that would get me to perform in drag (preferably good drag, with help from people who know what they’re doing)

Puppy Love/Put Your Head on My Shoulder - Paul Anka (been on a Paul Anka kick recently, and one of the karaoke spots I like is really close to where the restaurant his parents ran eons ago was)

I’m a Gun - Lorne Green (similar reasons as Paul Anka)

We don’t have to dance - Andy Black

Lesser known song, but right in my range. It has an ironic message as long as you’re clearly having a good time at the function.