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Songs about: Actual events

1. Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

2. Bells of Morning - Stephen Fearing

3. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock

4. GD- New Speedway Boogie

5. CSNY-Ohio

6. The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

7. Don Mclean - American Pie

8. The Hip - 50 Mission Cap LEAFS SUCK

9. Tori Amos - Me and a Gun

10. Ani DiFranco - Self Evident

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Songs about: Actual events

1. Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

2. Bells of Morning - Stephen Fearing

3. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock

4. GD- New Speedway Boogie

5. CSNY-Ohio

6. The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

7. Don Mclean - American Pie

8. The Hip - 50 Mission Cap LEAFS SUCK

9. Tori Amos - Me and a Gun

10. Ani DiFranco - Self Evident

11. Keller Williams - Gate Crashers Suck

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Songs about: Actual events

1. Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald

2. Bells of Morning - Stephen Fearing

3. Joni Mitchell - Woodstock

4. GD- New Speedway Boogie

5. CSNY-Ohio

6. The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down

7. Don Mclean - American Pie

8. The Hip - 50 Mission Cap LEAFS SUCK

9. Tori Amos - Me and a Gun

10. Ani DiFranco - Self Evident

11. Keller Williams - Gate Crashers Suck

12. Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water

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Pretty impressive, folks!

1. Songs about Cars

2. Drinking songs

3. Songs about Death

4. Songs about lakes

5. Songs about astronomical phenomena

6. Songs with numbers in the title [Page 3]

7. Songs Over 21 Minutes (no live versions)

8. songs under one minute (not live ones)

9. songs about snow

10. Songs about pussy

11. Songs about the penis

12. Songs about DOGS [Page 7]

13. songs about spacemen

14. songs that you want to hear at Roo 07 (based on the new lineup)

15. Songs by artists you hope get added to Bonnaroo (whether or not it's likely)

16. Songs about food

17. Songs about the herb

18. Songs about sports

19. Songs with a woman's name as the title

20. Songs About "You"

21. Songs about rain

22. Songs about water

23. Opinions of Our World [Page 11]

24. Songs About Colours

25. Songs about Age

26. Songs with a proper geographic location in the title

27. Songs that require you to spell out a word out in order to properly sing them.

28. Let It Grow: Each song's title (including artist) must be one letter longer than the previous [Page 14]

29. Songs by people who were celebrities before they were musicians: “’Cause I Canâ€

30. The Alphabet (Artist - Song)

31. Songs about the music business

32. Songs about the weekend

33. Songs About Money

34. Songs about the First time

35. Songs With a Question Mark(s) in the Title

36. Songs about rivers (note: see this one for how NOT to play this game) [Page 18]

37. Songs by bands whose lead singer's subsequent solo career was more (or equally as) successful than the original band

38. Songs about (or having a reference to) groupies

39. Songs about murder

40. Songs to hump to:

41. Songs about the future:

42. Songs about birds

43. Songs about War

44. Songs about friends

45. Songs about Pharmaceutical Drugs

46. Songs that reference a foreign culture.

47. Songs about pain

48. Songs That Tell A Story [Page 23]

49. Songs with Monday-Friday in the title ... (NO Sat or Sun)

50. Original versions of songs which have seen covers achieve equal or greater popularity outside of the realm of music geek-dom: "Dude, is Dylan covering Hendrix?"

51. Songs about weddings

52. Songs with biblical themes

53. Theme: Songs appearing in television commercials and the product or business they are trying to sell.

54. Songs sung in any other language than English

55. Alliteration

56. Songs with a rhyme in the title

57. Songs about The Devil

58. Songs about: Actual events [Page 27]

Once we hit 100 different themes, we can start reprising older ones ("Volume 2") on the condition that the original theme must be quoted and shown so that no songs are repeated in Volume 2. But we're a ways away from that.

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Here's the next theme:

Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

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Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

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Aloha,

Brad

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Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

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the referred-to song doesn't have to be in the title of your choice, just in the song itself.

I just want to make the distinction between songs that quote other songs lyrics as opposed to songs that refer to other song titles. Please, carry on!

So that Plaskett song should have reference to the TITLES of the national anthems, not just to words contained within those national anthems.

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Plaskett song directly refers to title of O Canada

We all go out

Then we all come home

But I fall asleep with the TV on

At 3 AM they play "O Canada"

and indirectly refers to The Star Spangled Banner

We all go out

Then we all come home

But I fall asleep with the TV on

At 3 AM oh say can you see

The dawn's early light has taken you from me

The USA part doesn't count, but it's clever wordplay and dammit I like that!

Good idea MarcO!

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1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Frank Zappa - No Matter What You Do (Tchaikovsky's 6th) (referring to "Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony") NOTE: The brackets appear in the title.

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re Zappa - I don't see any direct reference to Tchaikovsky's 6th in these lyrics. Musically, there may be some, but I see no name-check here of the piece itself. Sorry, but I don't think it can stay on.

I could be a slave for the rest of my life

As long as I know that you'd be my wife

No matter what you do

Can't hide my love for you

You treat me bad, girl

I won't cry, I won't moan

I'll work real hard the rest of my days

Bring all my dough back home

I don't care how you treat me

I don't care how you treat me

I'm an all-American Boy, I love it

He loves it

Sock it to me

Strap it to me

As long as we're together darling, through the years

Watching TV together

Licking our coupons together

Saving stamps

Buying fruit together

Smoking some fruit

Then we'll save all our stamps

We'll go down to the redemption center and trade them in

For a throw pillow that says:

I Married Joan

Lalalalala

[...] Nice to see you

And besides darling, what makes it all so important, and what makes it

have meaning, my darling, you know as well as I, you've got big tits.

No matter what you do

Can't hide my love for you

You treat me bad, girl

I won't cry, I won't moan

I'll work real hard

the rest of my days

Bring everything back home

I don't care how you treat me

I don't care how you treat me

Indians love it too

Mjamammamjamma get some rain

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1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Frank Zappa - No Matter What You Do (Tchaikovsky's 6th) (referring to "Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony") NOTE: The brackets appear in the title.

7. Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream (Runaway by Del Shannon)

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1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Frank Zappa - No Matter What You Do (Tchaikovsky's 6th) (referring to "Tchaikovsky's 6th Symphony") NOTE: The brackets appear in the title.

7. Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream (Runaway by Del Shannon)

8. Moxy Fruvous - The Drinking Song (Goodnight Irene)

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y'all made a mess, here's how it should be now (sorry stonemtn, maybe try again?):

Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream (Runaway by Del Shannon)

6. Moxy Fruvous - The Drinking Song (Goodnight Irene)

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Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream (Runaway by Del Shannon)

6. Moxy Fruvous - The Drinking Song (Goodnight Irene)

7. Pet Shop Boys - I Want To Wake Up (Tainted Love & Love is Strange)

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you're right, my bad. sorry dude.

Songs That Reference Other Song Titles

1. The Pogues/Trad. - And The Band Played 'Waltzing Matilda' (referring to, duh. "Waltzing Matilda")

2. Frank Zappa - The Return Of The Son Of Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar (referring to "Shut Up 'n' Play Yer Guitar")

3. Joel Plaskett - True Patriot Love (referencing O Canada, and the Star Spangled Banner albeit indirectly.)

4. lynyrd skynyrd - Sweet Home Alabama ("A Southern Man don't need him around anyhow,"

5. Frank Zappa - No Matter What You Do (Tchaikovsky's 6th)

6. Tom Petty - Runnin' Down a Dream (Runaway by Del Shannon)

7. Moxy Fruvous - The Drinking Song (Goodnight Irene)

8. Pet Shop Boys - I Want To Wake Up (Tainted Love & Love is Strange)

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