Easy Songs To Sing

By Mitch Wilson

For anyone learning how to sing, it’s important to keep your singing lessons fun.

If you only stick to warmups, arpeggios and siren exercises, you’ll loose interest pretty quickly.

Singing real songs keep us motivated and having fun through our vocal lessons.

We’ve put together 10 easy songs to sing that you can use to test yourself and begin building your repertoire.

Some of these easy songs are modern, some are older.

But all of them are very simple songs to sing and famous enough to where, if you haven’t heard them, you’ll be glad to know them now.

Each of these easy songs have a limited vocal range, so there aren’t any big interval jumps to trip you up.

They are also very memorable, which makes singing them even easier.

Let's jump in!

Shake It Off - Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off" is all about having fun and letting loose.

The verses are rhythmic and the chorus is super catchy, making it a great choice for beginners to sing along and practice their pop vocals.

Plus, the repetition of some words in the chorus help make it super easy to sing.

You can't help but sing this one!

All The Small Things - Blink 182

This pop-punk hit is straightforward and energetic, making it a great choice for those who love a bit of rock.

The melody is simple and the rhythm is obvious (in a good way).

The repetitive structure makes it easy to sing and follow along.

Plus, those first few lyrics are iconic!

You probably know how to sing part of this song already.

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd

This classic rock anthem is super singable with its catchy chorus and straightforward verses.

It's a crowd-pleaser, and the simple melody means even novice singers can belt it out with confidence.

Besides, anyone standing near by is sure to join in singing!

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Da Doo Ron Ron - The Crystals

With its upbeat tempo, infectious rhythm and repetition, "Da Doo Run Run" is a blast to sing.

This is classic Motown/Phil Spector at its finest.

You'll be sure to impress some friends with this easy song choice.

The lyrics are simple and repetative, so they're easy to remember which helps make the song a bit easier to sing.

This song is perfect for anyone looking to practice their vocal timing and rhythm.

Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics

"Sweet Dreams" has a haunting yet catchy melody.

Though the color of the tune might be on the darker side, it gives you an chance to show off some moody vocal vibe.

It's perfect for practicing sustained notes and pitch control.

The chorus is particularly memorable and offers a great opportunity for vocalists to show off their range.

Walking On Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves

This upbeat, feel-good song is all about high energy and positivity.

This positivity makes the song even easier to sing since it will put you in a good mood!

Its simple and repetitive melody makes it easy to sing along.

It's great for practicing breath control with its longer phrases.

Mamma Mia - ABBA

ABBA's "Mamma Mia" is a classic that's as fun to sing as it is to listen to.

Since the melody has a straight 8th note rhythm, you won't need to focus on the beat as much.

The melody is catchy and the chorus is incredibly memorable.

This is a great song for practicing vocal expression.

Every Breath You Take - The Police

While The Police are known for uptempo 80's anthems, Sting knows how to write a ballad that stands the test of time.

With its smooth, consistent melody, "Every Breath You Take" is a perfect song for beginners to practice control and consistency in their singing.

The verses and chorus flow seamlessly, making it an easy and enjoyable song to sing.

The simplicity of the lyrics makes this song easy to sing as well.

Yellow Submarine - The Beatles

The Beatles are masters at simple songwriting that sounds complicated.

With Ringo singing this Beatles classic, it has a whimsical and fun energy.

Also a simple melody that's easy to follow.

It's a great song for your beginner singing lessons, as its repetitive nature makes it easy to memorize and sing along.

Using this list of easy songs to sing will enable you to tackle more difficult tunes.

Each of these easy songs gives you a slightly different challenge to work out.

You can even bring these simple songs to your vocal coach and work them out in your lessons.

The hardest part about learning these simple songs might only be the lyrics!

If that’s the case, you can still just sing on an ‘ooo’ sound until you learn the words.

FAQ

What is the easiest song to sing well?

"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" is probably the easiest song to sing well because it's simple, familiar, and has a limited range that makes it accessible for everyone.

Which song is best for beginners?

"Three Little Birds" by Bob Marley is great for beginners; its relaxed tempo, repetitive lyrics, and positive vibe make it easy to learn and fun to sing.

What's the easiest karaoke song?

"Sweet Caroline" by Neil Diamond is an easy karaoke choice with its simple melody and iconic, sing-along chorus that gets everyone joining in.

What song suits my voice?

The best song for your voice is one that feels comfortable and natural to sing; try a few different styles and see what fits your vocal range and personality.

How to pick a song to sing?

Choose a song you love and are familiar with, that fits your vocal range and style, and makes you feel confident and expressive.

What is the best song to show off your voice?

"Someone Like You" by Adele is fantastic for showcasing vocal range and emotion, though make sure it matches your skill level as it can be challenging.

Can I sing if my voice is bad?

Absolutely! Singing is about having fun and expressing yourself, and practice can improve your voice over time. Don’t be afraid to start singing, no matter your current skill level.

What to sing in school?

Opt for something age-appropriate and popular, like "Count on Me" by Bruno Mars; it's uplifting, easy to sing, and resonates well with all ages.

What song should I sing in an audition?

Choose a song that highlights your vocal strengths and fits the style of the audition; something like "Riptide" by Vance Joy is a good choice for its simple yet captivating melody.