English in Palestine is limited to a few hours per week of formal classroom instruction. Learners desperately need increased exposure to the foreign language. Oral language is an interactive and social process, and using songs is a natural way to experience rich language in a pleasurable way (Woodall & Ziembrosk). In fact, there are a number of reasons introduced throughout the literature for using songs in the classroom. Particularly, there a number of affective, cognitive and linguistic reasons. Songs, according to many scholars, are among the best ways of teaching a foreign language. The authors of Spectrum Prentice-Hall Regents Publications state that songs are an important aspect of culture, representing the history, folklore, and current idiom of a country. Singing can build students’ confidence by allowing them to enjoy a degree of fluency in English before they have achieved it in speaking.” Also, songs can be incorporated into all language skills (listening, reading, writing and speaking). The World Wide Web, being prevalent in both the classroom and students’ daily lives has made access to English music and lyrics easier.