DECEMBER

1. CHRISTMAS IN OUR HEARTS BY JOSE MARIE CHAN
VOCABULARY:
*MANGER-a trough or box for feeding horses or cattle(reference:Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 438)
*REJOICE-to feel joyful; be glad(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 616 )

2. 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS BY CHIP AND DALE
VOCABULARY:
*PARTRIDGE-any of various chickenlike game birds, as the ruffed grouse, bobwhite, etc.(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 528)
*TURTLE DOVE-a dove noted for its plaintive cooing; the mourning dove(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 795)

OCTOBER

1. HOW DO YOU SLEEP? BY JESSE McCARTNEY
VOCABULARY:
*BANG-a sudden or noisy blow, thump, whack or explosion(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 56)
*TOP-covering a lid; uppermost or highest part(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 776)

2. ONE TIME BY JUSTIN BEIBER
VOCABULARY:
*KNOCK-to make a pounding noise(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 398)
*STRUGGLE-a violent effort or series of efforts(Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 730)

SEPTEMBER

1. IF WE FALL IN LOVE BY YENG CONSTANTINO FEAT. RJ JIMENEZ
VOCABULARY:
*DREADED-put into shape or trace(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 216)
*GLIMPSE-a momentary view or look(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 302)

2. I CAN WAIT...BY SIMPLE PLAN
VOCABULARY:
*LIE-something told to hide the truth; an untrue statement intended to deceive(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 415)
*FOREVER-to the end of time(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 278)

AUGUST

1. YOU BELONG WITH ME BY TAYLOR SWIFT
VOCABULARY:
*UPSET-to overturn(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 812)
*BLEACHERS-outdoor;uncovered sits or benches for spectators as of sports events(reference: Websters's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 75 )

2.21 GUNS
VOCABULARY:
*SUFFOCATING-to kill by obstructing respiration in any manner(Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 756)
*WORTH-value or excellence of any kind(Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 855)

JULY

1. A LITTLE TOO NOT OVER YOU BY DAVID ARCHULETA
VOCABULARY:
*FORGET-to be unable to recall(something previously known) to the mind(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 278)

*OVER-from one person to another(reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 514)

2.FIGHT THE BAD FEELING BY T-MAX
VOCABULARY:
*THOUGHT-the act or process of thinking (reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 766)

*FEELING-the ability to express or portray emotions (reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 260)

JUNE

1. SAY IT AGAIN BY MARIE DIGBY
VOCABULARY:
* HEART -love; affection (reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 328)

* WHISPER-an utterance made with such speech (reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 844)

2. MOMENT OF TRUTH BY FM STATIC
VOCABULARY:
* WHEEL-a solid disk or a circular rim (reference: Webster's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 842)

* COAST-the land next to the sea (reference: Webter's Collegiate Dictionary pg. 134)