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Year 6 School Disco Throwback Songs

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26 March 2017

By Bronwen

If you’re not far off turning 20 soon and you’re wanting to listen to some real nostalgic songs that were overplayed at every primary school event then this playlist is for you. These are all songs that would make every 9-year-old lose their mind at the Year 5 Christmas party in 2009 and will probably bring back some memories of school for you. So get yourself a Capri-Sun and a tube of Rainbow Dust, listen to some of these songs and imagine that you’re a kid again rocking some light-up trainers at your best mate’s 10th birthday party.

Just Dance – Lady Gaga

Riverside – Sidney Samson

Sexy Chick – David Guetta

Crank That – Soulja Boy

All Star – Smash Mouth

Umbrella – Rihanna

I Gotta Feeling – The Black Eyed Peas

Toxic – Britney Spears

Fergalicious – Fergie

Everytime We Touch – Cascada

Sk8r Boy – Avril Lavigne

Mambo No.5 – Lou Bega

Sandstorm – Darude

Hey Ya – Outkast

Bye Bye Bye – N Sync

Ignition – R Kelly

Saturday Night – Whigfield

Low – Flo Rida

Milkshake – Kelis

This Love – Maroon 5

Freak Like Me – Sugababes

Get the Party Started – Pink

Sound of the Underground – Girls Aloud

Blue – Eiffel 65

Superstar – Jamelia

Reach – S Club 7

5, 6, 7, 8 – Steps

Number 1 – Tinchy Stryder

Yeah – Usher ft Lil Jon

Mr Brightside – The Killers

Can’t Get You Out of My Head – Kylie Minogue

Get Ur Freak On – Missy Elliot

Since U Been Gone – Kelly Clarkson

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