Nintendo Wii game Wii Music is very cool: We've played it a couple times, and while it's more difficult to explain than something like Rock Band, playing it is a unique, engrossing and altogether fun experience, especially if you're creative and like good music. Nintendo released the track list of licensed songs today to stoke that creativity. Check it out:

•  "Chariots of Fire" (theme) - Vangelis
•  "Daydream Believer" - made famous by The Monkees
• "Every Breath You Take" - Sting
•  "I'll be There" - made famous by The Jackson 5
•  "I've Never Been to Me" - made famous by Charlene
•  "Material Girl" - Madonna
•  "Please Mr. Postman" - made famous by The Marvellettes
•  "September" - Earth, Wind & Fire
•  "Suriyaki"- Kyu Sakamoto*
•  "The Loco-Motion" - made famous by Little Eva
•  "Woman" - John Lennon
• "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" - George Michael
• "Jingle Bell Rock" - made famous by by Bobby Helms
• "Do-Re-Mi" - Rogers and Hammerstein (from The Sound of Music)

Keep in mind, these are the licensed tracks. Wii Music also comes with a ton of "public domain" songs and Nintendo-specific tunes. Like, say, the theme to Legend of Zelda.

Nintendo's Wii Music comes out on October 20th.