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• Song by the Emotions that was #3 on Billboard's year-end Hot 100 for 1977: 4 wds.
• Song by The Kinks
• Song by The Move, then ELO
• Song by the rock band My Chemical Romance
• Song by the Troggs, and a hint to part of eight other Across answers
• Song by the Who with the lyric "Just one word from her and my troubles are long gone
• Song by Tosti
• Song by Verdi, perhaps
• Song by Wagner or Puccini, for example
• Song catalog
• Song centered on a rooster?
• Song character "in a club down in old Soho
• Song character known for "measuring the marigolds
• Song character who's met "in a club down in old Soho
• __ song: cheaply
• Song classic
• Song classic "___ to Be Unhappy
• Song collection
• Song: Comb. form
• ___ Song Comin' On
• Song compilation
• Song-compilation co.
• Song composed by an Atlantic Ocean fish?
• Song composer Milton
• Song concept
• Song conclusion
• Song conclusions
• Song contest with previous winners ABBA and Celine Dion
• Song contest won by Celine Dion in '88
• Song covered by Elvis Presley, Guy Lombardo, Bing Crosby, Sammy Kaye, and others
• Song creators' group est. Feb. 13, 1914
• Song & dance show
• Song dedication, e.g.
• Song edited by a deejay
• Song eliciting a "Brava!
• ___ Song," Elton John hit
• ___ Song" (Elton John song)
• ___ Song" (Elton John's first hit)
• Song ending?
• Song feature
• Song featured in several films
• Song featured in the movie "You Were Never Lovelier
• Song — figure
• Song finales
• Song first recorded by Gene Autry and the Cass County Boys in 1950
• Song follower
• Song for a coloratura
• Song for a coloratura soprano, perhaps
• Song for a diva
• Song for a misguided tsetse?
• Song for a pair
• Song for a prima donna
• Song for a sitar
• Song for a soprano
• Song for a soprano, perhaps
• Song for a spaced-out batter?
• Song for "Aida
• Song for Amara
• Song for an Italian tenor, perhaps
• Song for an opera diva
• Song for an opera soprano
• Song for Andrea Bocelli
• Song for Aprile Millo
• Song for Armstrong?
• Song for artist Bonheur?
• Song for Battle
• Song for blue-chip stocks?
• Song for Bumbry
• Song for Callas
• Song for Carmen
• Song for Cecilia Bartoli
• Song for Cio-Cio-San
• Song for Dame Nellie Melba
• Song for Domingo
• Song for Enrico Caruso or Beverly Sills
• Song for Freni
• Song for Horne
• Song for Joel Grey in a 1975 musical
• Song for June Anderson
• Song for late Oct. 1929?
• Song for Leontyne Price
• Song for Lily Pons
• Song for Luciano Pavarotti
• Song for MacLaine?
• Song for Madama Butterfly
• Song for Marilyn Horne
• Song for Marilyn Mims
• Song for market tip that bombed?
• Song for Mesta?
• Song for Millo
• Song for Mimi
• Song for one
• Song for Pavarotti
• Song for Pavarotti or Domingo
• Song for Quilico
• Song for rocking a baby to sleep
• Song for Scarlett
• Song for Schubert
• Song for Scotto
• Song for Shankar
• Song for Shirley Love
• Song for Sills
• Song for Sills or Sutherland
• Song for Simon and Garfunkel, e.g.
• Song for Sinatra
• Song for Stratas
• Song for Sutherland
• Song for Tetrazzini
• Song for the Everly Brothers
• Song for the fat lady?
• Song for the masses
• Song for the present day?
• Song for the restless
• Song for the swaddled
• Song for two
• Song for two people
• Song for two singers
• Song for two voices
• Song (Fr.)
• Song from 1948's "The Paleface" that earned an Oscar
• Song from a 1953 film
• Song from "A Chorus Line
• Song from a "fat lady
• Song from a Lanza film
• Song from a pandit
• Song from a soprano
• Song from a troubadour
• Song from "Aida" or "La Bohème," for example
• Song from an opera
• Song from "Annie
• Song from "Anything Goes
• Song from Bernstein's "Wonderful Town
• Song from biblical text
• Song from "Born to Dance
• Song from "Can-Can
• Song from Carmen
• Song from "Carmen," for example
• Song from "Carmen" or "Aida
• Song from "Carmen" or "La Traviata
• Song from "Carmen" or "The Barber of Seville
• Song from Crosby's "The Emperor Waltz
• Song from ''Flashdance''
• Song from "Gigi
• Song from "Godspell
• Song from "Good News": 1927
• Song from "Guys and Dolls": 1950
• Song from 'How to Succeed ...'
• Song from "La Traviata," for example
• Song from "La Traviata" or "La Bohème