Grammy Songs And Records Of The Year, 2000s Decade Winners |
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| red # = weekly rock chartblue # = pop chart |
| 1 | Smooth | 10 | 1 | Sep 1999 |
| Santana Featuring Rob Thomas |
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| Rob Thomas was the lead singer from Matchbox 20, later known as Matchbox Twenty. Smooth was the 1999 top song of the year. The song won the Grammy Awards for both Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year. The song was written by Itaal Shur and Rob Thomas. and from album Supernatural. |
| 2 | Beautiful Day | 3 | 17 | Jan 2001 |
| U2 |
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| Beautiful Day won the Grammy Awards for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year. The song was written by Bono and U2. and from album All That You Can't Leave Behind. |
| 3 | Fallin' | 1 | Aug 2001 |
| Alicia Keys |
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| Fallin' won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. This song was written by Alicia Keys. |
| 4 | Don't Know Why | 24 | Feb 2003 |
| Norah Jones |
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| Don't Know Why won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. This song was written by Jesse Harris. |
| 5 | Clocks | 2 | 17 | May 2003 |
| Coldplay |
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| Clocks won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. |
| 6 | Dance With My Father | 18 | Sep 2003 |
| Luther Vandross |
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| Dance With My Father was released as Luther Vandross was recovering from a major stroke. The song won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. This song was written by Luther Vandross and Richard Marx. |
| 7 | Here We Go Again | Oct 2004 |
| Ray Charles Featuring Norah Jones |
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| Here We Go Again won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. |
| 8 | Daughters | 13 | Jan 2005 |
| John Mayer |
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| Daughters won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. This song was written by John Mayer. |
| 9 | Boulevard Of Broken Dreams | 1 | 1 | Feb 2005 |
| Green Day |
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| Boulevard Of Broken Dreams won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. This song was written by Billie Joe Armstrong. |
| 10 | Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own | 25 | 30 | Apr 2005 |
| U2 |
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| Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. The song was written by U2 and Bono. and from album How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. |
| 11 | Not Ready To Make Nice | Mar 2007 |
| Dixie Chicks |
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| Not Ready To Make Nice won the Grammy Awards for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year. The song was from album Taking The Long Way. |
| 12 | Rehab | 14 | 5 | Jun 2007 |
| Amy Winehouse |
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| Rehab won the Grammy Awards for Record Of The Year and Song Of The Year. This song was written by Amy Winehouse. |
| 13 | Please Read The Letter | Feb 2008 |
| Robert Plant/Alison Krauss |
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| Please Read The Letter won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. The song was from album Raising Sand. |
| 14 | Viva La Vida | 1 | 1 | Aug 2008 |
| Coldplay |
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| Viva La Vida won the Grammy Award for Song Of The Year. The song was from album Viva La Vida Or Death And All His Friends. |
| 15 | Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) | 1 | Jan 2009 |
| Beyonce |
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| Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) won the Grammy for Song Of The Year. The song was from album I Am... Sasha Fierce. |
| 16 | Use Somebody | 1 | 1 | Sep 2009 |
| Kings Of Leon |
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| Use Somebody won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. The song was from album Only By The Night. |
| 17 | Need You Now | 1 | Mar 2010 |
| Lady Antebellum |
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| Country song Need You Now won the Grammy Awards for Song Of The Year and Record Of The Year. |
| 18 | Rolling In The Deep | 6 | 1 | May 2011 |
| Adele |
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| Rolling In The Deep was the first top 20 song by Adele, and became the top song of the year. The song also won the Grammy Awards for Song Of The Year and Record Of The Year. |
| 19 | We Are Young | 1 | 1 | Apr 2012 |
| Fun. Featuring Janelle Monae |
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| 20 | Somebody That I Used To Know | 1 | 1 | May 2012 |
| Gotye Featuring Kimbra |
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| Somebody That I Used To Know won the Grammy Award for Record Of The Year. The song was from album Making Mirrors. |
| 21 | Get Lucky | 4 | 1 | Jul 2013 |
| Daft Punk Featuring Pharrell Williams |
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| 22 | Royals | 1 | 1 | Oct 2013 |
| Lorde |
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