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*"Battle Hymn of the Republic," the only significant song by Julia Ward Howe, written in the dark during a pre-dawn inspiration
 
*"Battle Hymn of the Republic," the only significant song by Julia Ward Howe, written in the dark during a pre-dawn inspiration
 
*"I Can See Clearly Now," a massive one-hit wonder by Johnny Nash in 1972
 
*"I Can See Clearly Now," a massive one-hit wonder by Johnny Nash in 1972
*"Strokin'" by Clarence Carter, the one hit wonder that stresses the importance of love in sexuality
   
*"You Light Up My Life," the only hit by Debbie Boone, was a tribute to God that topped the charts for many weeks
 
*"You Light Up My Life," the only hit by Debbie Boone, was a tribute to God that topped the charts for many weeks
 
*"Sunshine" (1971), which was not only a one-hit wonder by Jonathan Edwards, but it was included in his album only because a preferred song had been accidentally erased.<ref>here was a song on the album called ‘Please Find Me,’ and for some reason the engineer rolled over it.  It got erased.  We spent hours looking for it.  We fired the engineer and put ‘Sunshine’ in its place.” [http://www.jonathanedwards.net/general/presskit-biography.php]</ref>
 
*"Sunshine" (1971), which was not only a one-hit wonder by Jonathan Edwards, but it was included in his album only because a preferred song had been accidentally erased.<ref>here was a song on the album called ‘Please Find Me,’ and for some reason the engineer rolled over it.  It got erased.  We spent hours looking for it.  We fired the engineer and put ‘Sunshine’ in its place.” [http://www.jonathanedwards.net/general/presskit-biography.php]</ref>
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