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Non-American Heavy Metal groups with classic American novels as song titles
Moby Dick – Led Zeppelin
Tom Sawyer – Rush
New wave groups with classic American novels as song titles
The Sound & the Fu ry – Zeitgeist
Repetition, rhyming, alliterativeness, and "palindromitiveness" in Abba titles
Knowing Me, Knowing You
Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
Ring Ring
Money, Money, Money
Voulez Vous
Super Trouper
Mamma Mia
Chiquitita
SOS
Different (and all good) songs with the title "Let the Good Times Roll"
Cars
Phoebe Snow
Shirley & Lee
Dr. John (album: Gumbo)
Louis Jordan, Ray Charles
Sam Cooke/Aretha Frank
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Buck Owens (album: Live in Las Vegas)
Two early Elvis song titles with a similar structure
You're Right, I'm Left, She's Gone
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You
Two (cryptic) soul song titles with a similar structure
One Monkey Don't Stop No Show – Honeycone
Written by Joe Tex
One Chain Don't Make No Prison – Four Tops
Song titles in which the song title is of an internally referenced song
Tennessee Waltz – Patti Page
Kentucky Waltz – Bill Monroe
Truck Drivin' Man – George Hamilton IV
Two songs called ...
Misty Blue – Dorothy Moore
Midnight Blue – Melissa Manchester
"Foxey Lady" should be called "Foxey Ladey"
Neil Young's shared song titles
Goin' Back – Byrds
Peace of Mind – Loggins and Messina
Tell Me Why – Beau Brummels
Tonight's the Night – Rod Stewart
Different songs, same title
Our Town – Iris Dement
Our Town – Marshall Crenshaw
Games People Play – Joe South
Games People Play – Spinners
Three songs on Blur's Leisure album that share titles with Beatles songs
Come Together
Birthday
Slow Down (sort of)
his eye is on the sparrow
her foot is on the tortoise
