Songs with the title as the final lyric

[Arnd]

Can't think of too many of these

Title mentioned only once and at the end;

Squeeze - Up the Junction
Roxy Music - Virginia Plain

You can't have Freebird as it ends "Freebird yeeeaaaah"
Neither where the title mentioned several times and at the end such as;
The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand, Penny Lane, Help

Anybody think of any more?

Edited by Arnd on Friday 2nd January 20:32

Edited by Arnd on Saturday 3rd January 08:17

[Shaoxter]

Gangnam Style.

[S7Paul]

Seek & Destroy

[HOGEPH]

God Save The Queen.

[Johnnytheboy]

Poison Idea - Nation of Finks

Plenty more will come to me, this just bookmarks the thread.

[MGJohn]

One of my favourites :~

Turn it on again.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2B1ub5g5L0k

It's a close run thing though ...

[DocJock]

Marillion - Forgotten Sons
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Still Unbroken
Logan - Hallowed Ground

Edited by DocJock on Friday 2nd January 21:18

[S7Paul]

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb

[DavidJG]

The obvious one: Stairway to Heaven.

[johnxjsc1985]

what are you lot smokin

[PulsatingStar]

Arnd said:

Title mentioned only once and at the end

[singlecoil]

Rather than start another thread, it might be fun to add another category to this one, and that is, songs where the title isn't mentioned at all during the song.

I'll do the obvious one

Third Stone from the Sun (Jimi Hendrix)

[Seeker UK]

Charles Aznavour - She

[vournikas]

singlecoil said:

Rather than start another thread, it might be fun to add another category to this one, and that is, songs where the title isn't mentioned at all during the song.

Some Genesis ones spring to mind :

Stagnation
Dusk
Supper's Ready

Also :

Led Zep - D'yer Maker
Pink Floyd - Brain Damage
Soundgarden - Slaves & Bulldozers

[mp3manager]

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome/Born To Run/San José

Starship - We Built This City

Kraftwerk - Pocket Calculator/Aéro Dynamik/Autobahn/La Forme/Trans Europe Express/The Robots/Vitamin..etc etc

The Korgi's - Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime

Kool & The Gang - Fresh

The Knack - My Sharona

The Look - I Am The Beat (Which infamously had a repeating run-out groove on the vinyl, which repeated the lyric 'Beat' with the drum-beat...forever)

Julie London - Cry Me A River

Edited by mp3manager on Friday 2nd January 23:33

[FunkyNige]

"Thou shalt always kill" by Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip

[Axionknight]

Hallowed be thy Name - Iron Maiden, from the 1982 album, Number of the Beast.

A superb album.

EDIT:

My mistake, it is mentioned more than once - twice, actually, in the last verse:

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Hallowed be thy name,
Yeah, yeah yeah,
Hallowed be thy name (drawn out final lyric).

Edited by Axionknight on Saturday 3rd January 01:13

[WestYorkie]

Axionknight said:

Hallowed be thy Name - Iron Maiden, from the 1982 album, Number of the Beast.

A superb album.

EDIT:

My mistake, it is mentioned more than once - twice, actually, in the last verse:

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Hallowed be thy name,
Yeah, yeah yeah,
Hallowed be thy name (drawn out final lyric).

Edited by Axionknight on Saturday 3rd January 01:13

So close but yet so far... Iron maiden, The Trooper.

I think there'd be few others too.

[spitfire-ian]

Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe

[dave123456]

pixies - bone machine.

well, strictly speaking there are a few uhs afterward this but it is the last proper words.