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2000s Top Pop Songs Of The Years summary
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number one pop songs for
each year in the 2000s with song links
and links to annual countdowns at Tunecaster music encyclopedia
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pictures to see artist hit song discographies with chart data
| It Wasn't
Me was the top song of the year, spending four
nonconsecutive weeks at number one. Shaggy followed-up
It Wasn't Me with another number one song, Angel. |
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| Hanging
By A Moment was the top song of the year, spending
one lonely week at number one. This song edged
out many songs that spent more than one week
at number one because of its strong staying
power, and three weeks at number two also. The
song was from the album No Name Face.
Jason Wade wrote the song. |
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| Lose Yourself
was the top song of the year, spending four
weeks at number one. The writers of this song
were: Eminem, Jeff Bass, Luis Resto. The song
was from the movie 8 Mile. |
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| In
Da Club was the top song of the year, spending
five weeks at number one. |
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| The Reason
was the top song of the year, spending three
weeks at number one. The writers of this
song were: Dan Estrin, Douglas Robb.
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| We
Belong Together was the top song of the
year, spending five weeks at number one,
and became the top song of the 2000s decade. |
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Hips
Don't Lie
Shakira
Featuring Wyclef Jean
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Hips
Don't Lie was the top song of the year,
spending three weeks at number one. The
song was from the album Oral Fixation.
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| Big
Girls Don't Cry was the top song of the
year. The song was from the album The
Dutchess. The writers of this song
were: Fergie, Toby Gad. |
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song of the year Low was from the album
Mail On Sunday. T-Pain wrote the
song. |
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| Boom
Boom Pow was the top song of the year.
The Black Eyed Peas also had the number
3 song of the year with the follow-up,
I
Gotta Feeling. |
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