| LETITSNOW | Wintertime tune or its chorus |
| HOTTOGO | 2024 Chappell Roan hit spelled out in its chorus |
| YMCA | 1978 hit whose title is spelled out in its chorus |
| ESPRESSO | Sabrina Carpenter title rhymed with "I guess so" in its chorus |
| TOGODBETHEGLORY | Its chorus begins "Praise the Lord, praise the Lord / Let the earth hear His voice!" |
| JINGLE | Metallic sound of bells or coins; a tambourine zill; a catchy rhythmic slogan or tune; or, a translucent shiny capiz shell used for jewellery (6) |
| ANTHEM | Word for a style of alternate chanting/singing originally, later a song of devotion, gladness, joy, loyalty, patriotism or praise; or, a very popular tune or rock ballad (6) |
| THEMESONG | Signature tune or the tune for egomaniacs? (5,4) |
| AIR | Word for the invisible gaseous atmosphere surrounding our planet that is also used to describe a gentle breeze; a melodious tune or solo song; or, an assumed manner (3) |
| HUMSTRUM | Dialect for a hurdy-gurdy; music poorly played; or, any out of tune or crudely constructed instrument (8) |
| TWEAK | A sharp pinch or pull; a fine-tune; or, a minor alteration of copy (5) |
| PEP | Jelly Roll Morton tune or kind of talk |
| CARRY | Word before "a tune" or "the ball" |
| PAIR | Quiet tune or two |
| AUTO | Modern beginning for "tune" or "correct" |
| HOTAIR | Piping tune - or just words? |
| FLAT | Out of tune ... or bubbles |
| LETSDOIT | Classic show tune, or another phrase said before sex |
| DONKEY | Daughter in tune, or one braying? |
| SONG | A tune or a melody |
