1. Happy New Year-ABBA

A single created by the Swedish national treasure band ABBA in 1980 and included in their 7th studio album "Super Trouper" . Unlike the usual festival songs, "Super Trouper". Different from the usual festival songs, this song uses poetry-like language to sing about the waning mood after the party, seeing through the desolation of the world, and the hope for the future.

2. Let's Start the New Year Right

Bing Crosby, a talented singer, actor, and comedian. With more than 1 billion records and tapes sold, he is undoubtedly the most popular singer of the 20th century. His "Silent Night" is the most classic version of this Christmas carol, and "Let's Start the New Year Right" is also recommended for his interpretation.

3. It's Just Another New Year's Eve

The Christmas and New Year holidays are a time for family reunions, with shop windows, sweet holiday songs, decorated Christmas trees, and the air The aroma of desserts wafts through the air... Everything seems to remind people that this is not a holiday for lonely people. "It's Just Another New Year's Eve" is a song written for those who are alone during the holidays, telling them that it is just another New Year's Eve, and if you have friends, there is still hope.

4. This Is The New Year

This song "This Is The New Year" has super inspirational lyrics and energetic piano accompaniment, and is known as the EU pop music vane. The American TV series "Glee" also covered this song.

5. Auld Lang Syne

"Auld Lang Syne" is a poem written by the 18th-century Scottish poet Robert Burns based on local folk songs. Its Chinese translation is "Auld Lang Syne" . After this poem was composed to music, it became the most popular classic song in the world. On December 31, 1929, musician Guy Lombardo and his band played "Auld Lang Syne" on a New Year's Eve radio program just as the New Year's bell rang. Since then, "Auld Lang Syne" has been associated with the New Year and has become a must-sing song on New Year's Eve.