| different tune | 3.55 | Now he is singing a different tune. | ||
| pop tune | 3.03 | He also wrote catchy pop tunes. | ||
| catchy tune | 2.44 | He also wrote catchy pop tunes. | ||
| old tune | 2.37 | She played old tunes, people sang. | ||
| new tune | 2.24 | Smith rarely performs new tunes. | ||
| familiar tune | 2.17 | Familiar tune, new words. | ||
| folk tune | 1.65 | It begins as a folk tune. | ||
| same tune | 1.51 | Not everyone listens to the same tunes. | ||
| good tune | 1.45 | A good tune is forever. | ||
| traditional tune | 1.45 | And so they play the traditional tunes. | ||
| fine tune | 1.18 | Brooks has a writing credit here on a really fine tune. | ||
| little tune | 1.18 | Sam was humming a little tune. | ||
| popular tune | 1.18 | The jukebox plays popular tunes from back home. | ||
| favorite tune | 1.05 | You can use this software to burn custom compilations of your favorite tunes. | ||
| jazz tune | 0.72 | You make it into a jazz tune? | ||
| similar tune | 0.72 | Boleros are ballad-like tunes similar to love songs. | ||
| happy tune | 0.66 | He whistled a happy tune. | ||
| best tune | 0.59 | The best tunes here are, of course, his own. | ||
| original tune | 0.53 | But the original tunes make up for it. | ||
| marching tune | 0.46 | This is not the familiar Ives of hymns and marching tunes. |