Learn the Biggest Songs of 2012 with 'Rock Charts Guitar 2012: Deluxe Annual Edition'

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1983 (Neon Trees) Animal (Neon Trees) · The Animal (Disturbed) · Anything Is Possible (Journey) · Awake and Alive (Skillet) · Bottoms Up (Nickelback) · Burn (Papa Roach) · Country Boy (Aaron Lewis) · Country Song (Seether) · Firework (Katy Perry) · Fix Me (10 Years) · Forget You (Cee Lo Green) · Grenade (Bruno Mars) · Hell (Disturbed) · Hiding My Heart (Adele) · Honey Bee (Blake Shelton) · If I Die Young (The Band Perry) · It's Not Me It's You (Skillet) · Just a Kiss (Lady Antebellum) · Just the Way You Are (Bruno Mars) · Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) (Katy Perry) · The Lazy Song (Bruno Mars) · Lies of the Beautiful People (Sixx:A.M.) · Lowlife (Theory of a Deadman) · Marry Me (Train) · Mine Smell Like Honey (R.E.M.) · Monster (Paramore) · Mustache Man (Wasted) (Cake) · Neutron Star Collision (Love Is Forever) (Muse) · No Hurry (Zac Brown Band) · No Matter What (Papa Roach) · Not Again (Staind) · Not Over You (Gavin DeGraw) · Teenage Dream (Katy Perry) · Toes (Zac Brown Band) · Tonight (Seether) · Wake Up Everybody (John Legend & The Roots) · Warrior (Disturbed) · When We Stand Together (Nickelback) · White Knuckles (OK Go).

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