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:'''3 Libras''' by A Perfect Circle. Dunno who should do it, but I've heard it done very well by co-ed groups before
'''Alcohol''' by Barenaked Ladies. Springstreeters or Octet
'''C'est La Vie''' by B*Witched. Ephoria or Accies, maybe with some Irish dancing.
'''Everyone Else Has Had More Sex Than Me''' by Tism. Any group, probably co-ed.
:'''Fat Bottom Girls''' by Queen. Springstreeters or Octet.
:'''Just A Friend''' by Biz Markie. Springstreeters or GQ
:'''Lady Marmalade''' (''Moulin Rouge'' version. Elizabethans.) [While it would be interesting if the 'Bethans did this song, it should be noted that the Ephlats performed the "Moulin Rouge" version this fall.]
:'''Last Night''' by The Strokes. Octet or Springstreeters
:'''Love Shack''' by B-52s. It is a sin that no co-ed group seems to have done this yet.
:'''Me and Mrs. Jones''' by Billy Paul. Octet or Springstreeters
:any and every song by '''Meatloaf'''. Might have to abridge them a little . . . or not. The famous baseball announcer bit in ''Paradise By The Dashboard Light'' is a must-do; co-ed group probably required
:'''My Heart Will Go On''' Streeters or Octet.
:'''The Reason''' by Hoobastank. Ephlats or GQ
:'''The Remedy''' by Jason Mraz. Octet or Ephlats
:'''There Must Be An Angel''' Ephoria or Accidentals.
:'''We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off To Have A Good Time''' by Jermaine Stewart. Lead's a smoky female voice, so any group/soloist will do, and the lyrics will not disappoint.
'''[http://www.mit.edu/people/patil/yatta.html Yatta!]''' by Happatai
== Songs Groups Should Never Do/Stop Doing ==
Yeah, maybe that five-minute guitar solo won't ''really'' sound too hot as a human voice ensemble. Here are the songs people want to warn groups away from, for whatever reasons.
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'''And So It Goes,''' Billy Joel. At least, not strange choppy arrangements.
'''Devil Went Down To Georgia,''' Charlie Daniels Band. The fiddle is critical.
