[DavidK]

How about Baby Elephant Walk by Henry Mancini? It is not entirely in English, just the title, no words at all.

[kathy1516]

Sukiyaki in 1963 by H. Nakamura

[kathy1516]

Quando Quando Quando by Engelbert Humperdinck

[Rosie1950]

All I know of love
Barbara Streisand and Josh Groban

If u never heard this song well worth a listen

[Scorpyo]

Les Feuilles Mortes (literally “The Dead Leaves“). The French version of Autumn Leaves.

[SouthJerseyGirl]

Good try on the phonetic spelling. It is Danke Schoen.

[Linda in St. James]

My Sweet Lord by George Harrison

Voulez Vous by ABBA

Iko Iko by the Dixie Cups and others

[bobdelange]

How about "Que Sera?

[mjpuleo]

Volare - by various - Lou Monte, Bobby Rydell, etc.

[bobdelange]

How about a little cancion called ?Que sera?" It made the top of the charts back then.

[Scorpyo]

Originally Posted by SouthJerseyGirl

Good try on the phonetic spelling. It is Danke Schoen.

Bitte. Give them kredits four twying.

[llmcdaniel]

I agree with Sukiyaki. We used to put my little brother down for his nap with this song in mid-1960’s. Still love the song.❤️

[MacScuba]

Originally Posted by bragones

Una Paloma Blanca
Domo Arigato Mr Roboto
Psyco Killer

Shazbot, Nanu nanu.

[Barborv]

Despacito song by Justin Beeber,Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee
Los Del Rio- "Macarena",
Falco- " Rock me Amadeus
Lolita- sailor(Your home at sea)
The sandpipers- Guantanamera
Mocedades-Eres Tu(Touch the wind)

[Chi-Town]

Louie Louie


The Kingsmen - Louie Louie - YouTube