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John Lennon Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]
John Lennon, together with Paul McCartney, created numerous hit songs with The Beatles and is a singer-songwriter who will go down in history as part of one of the greatest songwriting teams in the global music scene.
He was also very active in his solo career.
Here, we present a ranking of his popular karaoke songs.
John Lennon Karaoke Popular Song Rankings [2025]
ImagineJohn Lennon1rank/position
John Lennon’s hit song “Imagine.” Since it’s even featured in school textbooks, I think most people know it, right? I imagine most people associate this song with a calm vibe.
From a vocalist’s perspective, it’s very gentle, with few high notes, making the melody very easy to sing.
The English is super simple too, so I think anyone can sing it.
The falsetto that comes at the end of the chorus might be tricky for some people.
In that case, it’s totally fine to adjust the arrangement.
One Day (At A Time)John Lennon2rank/position
John Lennon, a great artist who continues to influence many musicians even after his passing.
Needless to say, he was a member of the Beatles.
He created many timeless songs, but one I particularly recommend is One Day (At A Time).
This piece was inspired by religion and quotes lyrics from Matthew 6:34 in the New Testament.
It’s a wonderful track that lets you appreciate not only his musicality but also his ideas.
Be sure to check it out.
Starting OverJohn Lennon3rank/position
This is a song John Lennon created as a solo artist after leaving the Beatles.
It was released as a single from his collaborative album with Yoko Ono, Double Fantasy.
After John’s death, it climbed the charts and became his biggest hit.
In Japan, it has also been widely used in TV dramas and commercials.
ImagineJohn Lennon4rank/position
This “Imagine” is a signature song from John Lennon’s solo career and is also known as a political song that asserts his pacifism.
Even today, when conflicts arise somewhere in the world, the song is still subject to broadcast bans, which underscores the strong influence of both the song and John Lennon himself.
womanJohn Lennon5rank/position
Released one month after John Lennon’s death, the song reached No.
2 on the U.
S.
charts in March 1981.
In Japan, it was frequently used as background music for commercials, TV show theme songs, weather forecasts, and traffic reports.
The lyrics express John’s feelings toward women during his five-year hiatus.
Instant KarmaJohn Lennon6rank/position
A song that’s easy to sing and a song that makes you want to sing are different things, and this one is the latter.
It’s packed with rock elements that make you want to rough up your voice and sing with a raspy tone.
That’s my personal preference, but if you like rock, you’ll surely feel like singing this song—and find it easy, too.