Did you ever dig deep enough to find out the second best songs of certain one-hit wonder bands? Well, we did and in this feature you'll find that some of the '80s and '90s biggest one-hit wonder ...

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In an odd discrepancy, the band earns two different hits, appearing on several charts twice, but it appears that they do so with essentially the same song—with slightly altered titles.