1. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Nose
   Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head
2. Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Beard
   Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Feet

This song by B.J. Thomas was a hit in 1970.

1. The Choo-Choo
   The Train Dance
2. The Loco-Motion
   Ticket to Ride

"The Loco-Motion" was a hit in 1974.

1. Shame
   Fame
2. Came
   Lame

This song was part of the album called "Young Americans."

1. I Shot
   I Shot the Sheriff
2. I Shot the Police
   I Shot the Deputy

The song also has a 1973 reggae version recorded by Bob Marley and the Wailers.

1. I Am Woman
   I Am Her
2. I Am She
   I Am Female

"I Am Woman" burst into the scene in 1972, at the time when the second wave of feminism was gaining ground.

1. Let It Be
   Let It See
2. Let It Be Me
   Let It Flee

"Let It Be" is one of the signature songs of the Beatles.

1. I Am Music
   I Write the Songs
2. Thank You for the Music
   I Have the Songs

Barry Manilow’s song was a hit in 1976.

1. Tie a Blue Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree
   Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree
2. Tie a Red Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree
   Tie a Black Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree

This song was a hit for Tony Orlando and Dawn in 1973.

1. Just Imagining (Running Away With Me)
   Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me)
2. Just My Magic (Running Away With Me)
   Just Your Imagination (Running Away With Me)

Gwyneth Paltrow and Babyface got together for a duet to sing this in 2001, with some lyrical revisions.

1. You’re My Pain
   You’re So Vain
2. You’re in Vain
   You’re a Pain

This 1973 popular tune is supposed to be about the actor Warren Beatty, the rumor goes.

1. American Woman
   American Pie
2. All-American Pie
   American High

Don McLean’s 1972 hit "American Pie" had many meanings and references to the pop culture of that time and to political goings-on as well.

1. Staying Sweet
   Staying Insane
2. Staying Alive
   Staying Groovy

"Staying Alive" was a song from the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack.

1. The Way We Were
   The Way We Are
2. The Way You Were
   The Way You Are

"The Way We Were," released in 1974, was part of the soundtrack of the film with the same title.

1. Time in a Cap
   Time in a Bottle
2. Genie in a Bottle
   Time in a Distance

Jim Croce sang this hit in 1973.

1. Afternoon Band
   Afternoon Delight
2. Afternoon Squeal
   Afternoon Despite

Starland Vocal Band popularized this song back in 1976.

1. Boy
   Ben
2. Brod
   Been

A preteen Michael Jackson sang this ballad to the rat named Ben in 1972.

1. Sexy is a Saint
   Da Ya Think I’m Sexy
2. I'm Too Sexy
   Sexy Mother

"Da Ya Think I’m Sexy" epitomized the sexy dance tunes sound of 1979.

1. Doo Wop
   Da Doo Ron Ron
2. Bada Boom Boom
   Yabba Dabba Doo

Shaun Cassidy’s teenybopper hit of 1977 is reminiscent of the bubblegum pop genre.

1. Lady Creole
   Lady Marmalade
2. Creole Marmalade
   Mocha Chocolatta Ya Ya

The film "Moulin Rouge" gave this song a sexy new twist.

1. You Are the Sunshine of My Life
   You Are the Apple of My Eye
2. Forever You'll Stay In My Heart
   My Cherie Amour

Stevie Wonder popularized this song back in 1973.

1. Let's Marvin Gaye
   Let’s Get It On
2. Let's Marvin Gaye and Get It On
   Let's Get It Marvin

Marvin Gaye’s 1973 hit "Let’s Get It On" is considered the quintessential alone-with-that-special-someone music.

1. Torn Between Two Lovers
   Torn
2. Torn Between
   Torn in Two

Mary MacGregor sang this hit in 1977.

1. Mamma Mia
   My Sharona
2. My Cherie Amour
   Madonna and Me

The 1994 film "Reality Bites" gave this song a new spin as it became a favorite among the Gen X crowd.

1. Three's a Lady
   Times a Lady
2. Three Times a Lady
   Three is a Lady

Lionel Richie sings the vocals here for the group, before he went solo.

1. I'm a Survivor
   I Will Survive
2. I Survive This
   I Am Survivor

Gloria Gaynor’s self-empowerment disco anthem was a hit in 1979.

1. Seasons in the Sunsets
   Seasons of Love
2. Seasons in the Sand
   Seasons in the Sun

"Seasons in the Sun" was a Billboard hit in 1974.

1. Dancing Queen
   Feel the Beat
2. You Can Dance
   Singing Queen

You should also hear Meryl Streep rock "Dancing Queen" as she sings it in the "Mamma Mia" movie.

1. The Tears of This Clown
   The Tears of a Jester
2. The Tears of a Clown
   The Tears of My Clown

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles sang this song in 1970.

1. Killing Me Close With His Song
   Killing Me Swiftly With His Song
2. Killing Me Softly With His Song
   Killing Me Softly With His Sense

The Fugees gave this song a hip-hop spin in 1996.

1. New Kid on the Block
   New Edition
2. New Kid in Town
   New Kid in the City

This song is included in their album entitled "Hotel California."

1. (They Wanna Be) Close to You
   (They Oughta Be) Close to You
2. (They Long to Be) Near to You
   (They Long to Be) Close to You

Karen Carpenter sings the vocal here in this Burt Bacharach cover.

1. Break-Up (The Piña Colada Song)
   Escape (The Piña Colada Song)
2. Duets (The Piña Colada Song)
   Loverly (The Piña Colada Song)

Rupert Holmes’ "Escape" was a popular song in 1979.

1. Play That Funky Music
   Play That Music White Boy
2. Lay Down and Boogie
   Play That Music Until You Die

Many artists covered this song in different decades, including Adam Lambert on "American Idol."

1. You’ve Got a Friend in Me
   That's What Friends Are For
2. You’ve Got a Friend
   A Friend Indeed

James Taylor is perhaps best known for singing this song.

1. Theme from Mahogany
   Theme from Mulholland Drive
2. Theme from MacArthur Park
   Theme from Mermaids

Diana Ross’ "Theme from Mahogany" was a hit in 1976.