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No one scored a “Hallelujah” type hit on iTunes from Monday’s episode of The Voice.

But every single song from the show landed in the top 50 on iTunes’ overall list of the 200 most downloaded tunes.

Tessanne Chin of Team Adam Levine performs Monday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

Tessanne did it with her cover of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Song,” landing at 15 overall on iTunes and at number one on the reggae chart.

Jacquie Lee did it with her version of Janis Joplin’s “Cry Baby,” checking in at number 20 overall on iTunes and landing at number 11 on the pop chart.

Cole did it with his cover of Hall and Oates’ “Rich Girl.” When voting ended at 11 a.m., it was sitting at number 16 on iTunes’ overall chart and at number one on the rock chart.

But, hold it, each singer performed twice on Monday’s show. Who did the best with both songs?

That would be Cole, who cracked the top 25 with both of his songs.

Followed by Will, who hit 25 with “A Change is Gonna Come” and 27 with “Hey, Brother.”

Here’s a complete rundown of where the artists landed on iTunes.

#15: Tessanne Chin, “Redemption Song” — number 1 on reggae chart

#16: Cole Vosbury, “Rich Girl” — number 1 on rock chart

#20: Jacquie Lee, “Cry Baby” — number 11 on pop chart

#23: Cole Vosbury, “Better Man” — number 12 on pop chart

#25: Will Champlin, “A Change is Gonna Come” — number 14 on pop chart

#27: Will Champlin, “Hey Brother” — number 15 on pop chart

#33: Tessanne Chin, “Unconditionally” — number 18 on pop chart

#34: James Wolpert, “I’d Do Anything for Love” — number 2 on rock chart

#39: Matthew Schuler, “When a Man Loves a Woman” — number 20 on pop chart

#45: Matthew Schuler, “Story of My Life” — number 22 on pop chart

#46: Jacquie Lee, “The Voice Within” — number 23 on pop chart

#48: James Wolpert, “Fell in Love” — number 3 on rock chart