So before the Season 5 premiere, this is the reminder of how season 4 songs were ""evenly"" distributed among the Glee actors. If any of you wants to continue this post, PM me for info, otherwise I'll keep doing it (at least till season 5 is over).

Without further ado, the statistics are below the cut.

( A reminder of how Season 4 sucked so much. )

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Nothing charted.
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Season 4 total charted songs: 3/135 (this total includes 4 songs from Christmas Album Vol. 3 that weren't performed in 4x10, counts the solo versions of "Bring Him Home" as 1 entry, and excludes cut songs "Mister Monotony" and "Dancing on My Own")

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