Car songs and good sing along songs

Windows down, volume up, everyone on the chorus. Here is the line to learn for each song, and the second it arrives.

Break the Distance

128 BPM · B minor · 3:50

“Sailing through the air to find a way”

The galloping beat keeps the car moving at 128 BPM, and the chorus is easy to pick up by the second time round.

When: The chorus starts at 0:44, then once more at 2:14.

155 BPM · D major · 3:09

“Let’s fly away”

Fast at 155 BPM, made for the motorway at night.

When: The chorus lands at 0:47, then once more at 2:15.

156 BPM · D minor · 4:18

“Hoo-Hah!”

The easiest part to join in with: the shout in the intro, before the first verse at 0:31. Then the drops do the rest.

When: Shout it in the intro, then again at 1:35.

Learn the chorus first: you hear it at least twice in all three songs. The rest follows on its own.

What are good songs to sing in the car?: Songs with a chorus that repeats and a beat that keeps going. Break the Distance is the easiest to start with.
What makes a good sing along song?: A chorus that comes back, a steady beat and words that are easy to catch.
Which one works best on a long drive?: Break the Distance for the daytime, Remember Home for the motorway after dark.