We all know the words! 8. ”Don’t Stop Believin’,” Journey. Rick Roll the coyotes! Use an acoustic or acapella cover of the song everyone has learned while getting pranked over the last decade and a half. 9. ”Never Gonna Give You Up,” Rick Astley. We bet that you can already name at least three of those things. She’s a good girl, and there are five things that Tom Petty says she loves. Also – our fearless leader at Outdoor Happens (seriously, she swims with sharks) lives in Oz and deserves tribute. Nevertheless, you probably know the words to the chorus.
You might not know what it means to “chunder” (puke) or what a vegemite sandwich tastes like (salt squared). 12. ” Chicken Fried,” Zac Brown Band.ĭon’t you love a bit of the chicken-fried lifestyle now and then? This song includes all the standard country tropes: domestic beer, jeans, family, Murica, and a humble rural lifestyle. You can practically smell the colitas already. Let’s give them some empathy and a chance to let it out with this super-relatable tune. There’s that one guest at the edge of the campfire who’s having a rough time. This one makes a great acapella tune (plus snapping, of course) for everyone: those who can hit Freddie Mercury’s highs and our friends who can pull off Bowie’s lows. Wait, Gary doesn’t know that one riff? It’s only seven notes, and three of them are the same! Uch, please improvise, Gary. 15. ”Under Pressure,” David Bowie/Queen.Īll Gary needs to know for this Eighties collab classic is the one riff. Don’t know the words? Just ask anyone who’s ever gotten dumped. We feel that scorn has few better outlets than this song. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, as the expression goes. Whether singing in the spirit of Elvis’ original or covers by Willie Nelson or Pet Shop Boys, we all know enough of the words to join in. Here’s the national anthem for the United States of Regret. All that glitters is gold! 17. ”Always on My Mind,” Elvis Presley. “Somebody once told me…” that this is all it takes to get this song started. At every turn! But now, it makes a welcome and thoughtful addition to the party. If you lived through the Eighties, it would have taken you a couple of decades for your ears to recover from getting assaulted by this song. Save “Free Bird” for karaoke night that one’s more of a solo. This one’s a better campfire song, anyway. Yell out “Play ‘Free Bird’!” all you want, “Sweet Home Alabama” is the only Skynyrd tune that Gary knows. 20. ”Sweet Home Alabama,” Lynyrd Skynyrd. But it wouldn’t hurt to brush up on the lyrics to these more recent campfire sing a long faves. You don’t want to get caught singing “Michael, Row the Boat Ashore” when it’s time for “Mambo # 5.” Well, maybe not “Mambo # 5,” because that earworm will stick with you for a week and a half. We bet they’ll make your campfire sing-a-longs guitar skills ten times more enjoyable! And – before your next late-night get-together, we recommend brushing up on these excellent acoustic guitar techniques. And our list begins with a beautiful song that we bet your friends will love singing. What’s the best campfire sing-a-long song that isn’t an acoustic guitar song? Check out these modern classics! They’re perfect whether you’re partying with formal friends or close family members. Campfire Sources and Campfire Song Inspirations.3. ”The Campfire Song Song” Spongebob Squarepants.7. “Ants Go Marching,” Barney & Friends.8. “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt,” Traditional.
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