"Pop Idol" Performances
Top 11: Nézhetnélek by Vera Schmidt
Top 11: Csillagdal by Pierrot
Top 10: Kiss from a Rose by Seal
Top 9: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) by the Beatles
Top 9: "Let It Be" by the Beatles
Top 8: You'll Be in My Heart by Phil Collins
Top 8: We Have All the Time in the World by Louis Armstrong
Top 7: I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For by U2
Top 7: We are the world written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie
Top 6: "Thank You" by Dido
Top 5: Minden szónál többet ér egy dal by Peter Máté
Top 5: Várj, míg felkel majd a nap by Ferenc Demjén
Top 5: Egyszer véget ér... by Peter Máté
Top 5: Fújom a dalt by Peter Máté
Top 4: Somethin' Stupid by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman
Top 4: Another Day in Paradise by Phil Collins
Other performances in "Pop Idol" finale and tour:
- Sweet Dreams by Patsy Cline
- It’s Your Life by Jamie Winchester
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