Cubs '80s pop anthem = World Series championship?

An '80s pop anthem can take you places.

The Bulls used Alan Parson Project's 1982 hit "Eye in the Sky" to introduce their championship teams, and that other Chicago baseball team didn't stop believin' in Journey's 1981 hit until they had a World Series trophy.

"Go, Cubs, Go" is a fine '80s song, but it was no hit (although, it's a big improvement over the tiresome and inappropriate "Get Down Tonight," by KC and the Sunshine Band which used to be played at Wrigley Field).

We searched through the '80s pop music archives in search of a tune the Cubs could adopt for the post-season. The possibilities were endless, but we narrowed them down to 10

Can you think of a 1980s song you thing would be better? Let us know. Click here to send us an email. And feel free to tell us your favorite from among our nominations.

1."Money Changes Everything," by Cyndi Lauper

2."Rock This Town," by Stray Cats3."Believe it or Not," by Joey Scarbury4."Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now," by Starship5."Everybody Have Fun Tonight," by Wang Chung6."The Best of Times," by Styx7."I'm So Excited," by The Pointer Sisters8."Let's Go Crazy," by Prince9."Let's Go All the Way," by Sly Fox 299229Pick one of these guys or tell us someone you like better. 512452Stray Cats: "Rock This Town" 144119Starship: "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now" 512346ThePointer Sisters: "I'm So Excited" 216281Cindi Lauper: "Money Changes Everything" 400500Prince: "Let's Go Crazy" 356237Wang Chung: "Everybody Have Fun Tonight"