Songs that mention their title in the opening line of the song
Performer | Song Title | Opening Lines | Comments & Submittor Name | |||
The La's | There She Goes | There she goes. There she goes again. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lacuna Coil | Closer | Want to get closer, in too deep. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lacy J. Dalton | Lightnin' Strikes a Good Man | Lightnin' strikes a good man easy as a bad | - William Ransom | |||
Lacy J. Dalton | Black Coffee | Black coffee, blue mornin' Toast is burnin' and the rain keeps pourin' | - William Ransom | |||
Lacy J. Dalton | Gone Again | Gone again Somebody help me; I'm sinkin' in | - William Ransom | |||
Lacy J. Dalton | Crazy Love | He gives me love, love, love, love, crazy love | - William Ransom | |||
Lady Gaga | Bad Romance | Oh oh oh oh oh, Caught in a Bad Romance | I still think the best part is the 'rah rah rah rah rah' part. - Larcen Tyler | |||
Lady Gaga | Brown Eyes | In your brown eyes, walked away. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lady Gaga | Marry the Night | I'm gonna marry the night | - Robert D. Arndt Jr. | |||
Lamont Washington | Colored Spade | I'm a Colored spade. | Yes, "Colored Spade" is another song from the musical, "Hair". Not only would it be considered inappropriate today, it probably would have been considered inappropriate by many in 1968, but at the time it was more commonly used by many biggots to describe some in American society. Lamont Washington who played the African-American character of Hud in the original Broadway production of "Hair" sang it in a cheeky, tongue-in-cheek type a manner to sort of throw it back at the biggots of the time. - Peter | |||
Lana Cantrell | Like A Sunday Morning | You're just like a Sunday morning | - Candy Welty | |||
Lana Del Rey | West Coast | Down on the West Coast, they got a sayin' If you're not drinkin' , then you're not playin'. | From her album Ultraviolence. - Odie Garfield | |||
Lana Del Rey | Blue Jeans | Blue jeans, white shirt, Walked into the room you know you made my eyes burn. | From her album, Born To Die - Odie Garfield | |||
Lari White | If You Only Knew | If you only knew the way I love you | - William Ransom | |||
Lari White | This Is Love | This is love, this is love, this is love, Hey! | - William Ransom | |||
Lari White | Wishes | If wishes were horses, I'd ride a fast one | - William Ransom | |||
Larry Graham | When We Get Married | When we get married, we'll have a big celebration | - Candy Welty | |||
Larry Hall | Sandy | Sandy, Sandy, took everything nice like sugar and spice | - Candy Welty | |||
Laura Branigan | Gloria | Gloria, you're always on the run now Running after somebody, you gotta get him somehow. | "Gloria" was Laura Branigan's first hit, in 1982, and her highest charting, going all the way to #2 for 2 weeks in December 1982. - Peter | |||
Laura Branigan | Mama | Mama, remember how you warned me? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Laura Lee | Wedlock Is A Padlock | Wedlock is a padlock when your man is doing no-good things | - Candy Welty | |||
Laura Lee | Rip Off | (Rip Off!) Hey, that's what it is. (You got that right!) | - Candy Welty | |||
Laura Lee | Dirty Man | You're a dirty, dirty man, and you got a dirty mind | - Candy Welty | |||
Lauren Alaina | Run | Run, Daddy said the truck's all yours if you make it | - William Ransom | |||
Lauren Alaina | If the World Was a Small Town | (If the world was a small town) Probably would've gone to the courthouse | - William Ransom | |||
The Laurie Berkner Band | Boots | B-O-O-T-S boots! | - Brionna Secret | |||
Lawrence Reynolds | Jesus Is A Soul Man | Jesus is a soul man, Jesus is a soul man, Jesus is a soul man, and I'm sure sold on Him. | - Candy Welty | |||
LCD Soundsystem | Daft Punk Is Playing At My House | Daft Punk is playing at my house, my house. | - Brian Kelly | |||
LCD Soundsystem | Drunk Girls | Drunk girls [x4] | - Hawnta | |||
LCD Soundsystem | Sound of Silver | Sound of silver, talk to me, makes you want to feel like a teenager | - Hawnta | |||
LeAnn Rimes | Blue | Blue.... , Oh, so lonesome for you. Why can't you be blue over me? | The opening word is the title, "Blue", drawn out over several notes in a wailing manner. - Regina Haniger | |||
Leanne Leyden | Um Golly Gee | Um golly gee, oh gosh darn me, I don't know what to do | - Candy Welty | |||
The Leaves | Hey Joe | Hey Joe, where are you goin' with that gun in your hand? | - Candy Welty | |||
Led Zeppelin | In The Evening | In the evening | The first line sung before the intro. - Robert Plantfood | |||
Led Zeppelin | Dancing Days | Dancing days are here again. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Led Zeppelin | In My Time of Dying | In My Time of Dying | - TJ Chamberlin | |||
Led Zeppelin | Dazed and Confused | Been dazed and confused for so long, it's not true. | - J.D. | |||
Lee Brice | Boy | Boy, you're gonna know it all | - Jana Fipp | |||
Lee Clayton | Silver Stallion | I'm gonna steal me a silver stallion | - Sutch | |||
Lee Dixon | Kansas City | I got to Kansas City on Frid'y, By Sattidy I l'arned a thing or two. | "Kansas City" is another song from Rodgers and Hammerstein's many award winning and historical musical, "Oklahoma!" Lee Dixon was the first thespian to sing this song for "Oklahoma!" - Peter | |||
Len Barry | 1 2 3 | 1-2-3 Oh, that's how elementary it's gonna be. | The fall 1965 #2 hit, "1 2 3" has an interesting life all it's own. The song started as the Supremes' tune "Ask Any Girl" as written by the Motown writing trio of Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland. "Ask Any Girl" released in 1962 didn't go far. Later Len Barry, the former lead singer of the Dovells, got the songwriting trio of Len Madara, David White and Leonard Borisoff to rework "Ask Any Girl" with the smash, "1 2 3" being the result. - Peter | |||
Lenny Kravitz | My Love | My love paints the desert sky. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lenny Kravitz | American Woman | American Woman, stay away from me! | - Larcen Tyler | |||
Lenny Kravitz | Mr. Cab Driver | Mr. Cab Driver, won't you stop to let me in? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lenny LeBlanc | Above All | Above all powers, above all kings, above all nature and all created things. | - Vic George | |||
Lenny O'Henry | Across The Street | Across the street, there's a party goin' on | - Candy Welty | |||
Leo Sayer | When I Need You | When I need you, I just close my eyes and I'm with you. | - Brit Boxx | |||
Leo Sayer | How Much Love | How much love do you need before you give your love to me? | - Lily Orange | |||
Leonard Cohen | Suzanne | Suzanne takes you down to her place near the river | - Sutch | |||
Les Emmerson | Control Of Me | You've got control of me, some strange kind of hold on me | - Yvette Bristle | |||
Les Paul & Mary Ford | The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise | Dear one, the world is waiting for the sunrise | - Candy Welty | |||
Lesley Gore | You Don't Own Me. | You don't own me, I'm not just one of your many toys. | "You Don't Own Me" was a #2 hit for Lesley Gore in February 1964, ending up just behind the Beatles, who owned the #1 spot with "I Want To Hold Your Hand" during the two weeks that Lesley Gore's "You Don't Own Me" stayed at #2. "You Don't Own Me" was written by John Madara and David White. "You Don't Own Me" is also very ahead of it's time, for what Lesley Gore sings about. Remember that 1964 was eight years (and nearly nine in terms of the calendar of these two hits being #1) before 1972 when there would be Helen Reddy's "I Am Woman" being #1 and even three years before Aretha Franklin's version of "Respect". Lesley Gore certainly matches in intensity Helen Reddy and Aretha Franklin on "You Don't Own Me" in intensity that she's demanding to stand on her won without the guy putting on her display. - Peter | |||
Lesley Gore | I Don't Wanna Be A Loser | I don't wanna be a loser. I don't wanna have a broken heart. | - Candy Welty | |||
Lesley Gore | Judy's Turn To Cry | Now, it's Judy' turn to cry, Judy's turn to cry, Judy's turn to cry-cry-cry, 'cause Johnny's come back, come back to me. | "Judy's Turn To Cry" was the top ten follow-up to Lesley Gore's #1 song, "It's My Party". Lesley Gore beat other artist to the punch by providing her own answer tune to "It's My Party" with "Judy's Turn To Cry" as Johnny leaves Judy (as he did Lesley in "It's My Party") to come back to Lesley. Pure soap opera of the teen variety, 1963 style. "Judy's Turn To Cry" as with "It's My Party" was produced and written by James ingram, a producer and later artist in his own right that would have much success in the future with an artist named, Michael Jackson. - Peter | |||
Lesley Gore | It's My Party | It's My Party, and I'll cry if I want to. | - anything | |||
Less Than Jake | Modern World | This is the modern world. [x2] | - Lizzie | |||
Less Than Jake | She's Gonna Break Soon | She's gonna break soon, gonna break soon, gonna break soon. | - Lizzie | |||
Levellers | One Way | There's Only One Way Of Life | - Chris Roberts | |||
Lewis Furey | Louise | Louise, the name | - Sutch | |||
LFO | Summer Girls | Yeah, I like it when the girls stop by / In the summer | The actual phrase "summer girls" is only heard once in the song, most of the time it's as above or stated "summertime girls". - Alex | |||
Liberty X | Got To Have Your Love | I've got to have your love. | Whispered over the introduction. - rok iz kool | |||
Lifehouse | Days Go By | So don't sit back and watch the days go by. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lifehouse | Broken | The broken clock is a comfort. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lifehouse | From Where You Are | So far away from where you are | - Alex | |||
Lighthouse | One Fine Morning | One fine morning, girl, I'll wake up | - Sutch | |||
Lillian Axe | Nobody Knows | Nobody knows when there's clouds in the skies | From the band's eponymous 1988 debut album - Joey F. | |||
Lily Allen | 22 | When she was 22 | - Dongquan | |||
Lina | Fly | Fly fly fly fly, fly fly fly, (repeat) I heard her say, life ain't fair, and I felt her when she said it, 'cause i've been there, where she's heading. | Absolutely super urban R&B track with beautifully delivered lead vocals and lovely harmonies also. Very uplifting uptempo track produced during the middle part of the 2000's. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do. - Mikey J | |||
Linda Hargrove | Blue Jean Country Queen | I'm a blue jean country queen | - Sutch | |||
Linda Ronstadt | Different Drum | You and I travel to a beat of a Different Drum. | It is also was mentioned on the first line of the song only. - Paul Warren | |||
Linda Ronstadt | Skylark | Skylark, have you anything to say to me? Won't you tell me where my love can be? | - Candy Welty | |||
Linda Ronstadt | Love Is A Rose | Love is a rose but you better not pick it. Only grows when it's on the vine. | - Candy Welty | |||
Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram | Somewhere Out There | Somewhere out there beneath the pale moonlight | - PennyP1998 | |||
Linkin Park | Crawling | Crawling in my skin, these wounds they will not heal | - B1982 | |||
Linkin Park | Easier To Run | It's easier to run replacing this pain with something numb | - Wolfgang59 | |||
Lion Guard Soundtrack | Bird of a Thousand Voices | I'm the bird of a thousand voices yes, indeed | - Fred boy | |||
Lion King Soundtrack | Hakuna Matata | Hakuna matata! What a wonderful phrase! | - Freddie Cannon Ball | |||
Lionel Richie | Say You, Say Me | Say you, say me; say it for always, that's the way it should be. | Originally appearing in the 1985 movie White Nights, this song was released a year later on his 1986 album Dancing On The Ceiling. - Vic George | |||
Lionel Richie | Ballerina Girl | Ballerina girl, you are so lovely. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lionel Richie | Stuck On You | Stuck on you, got a feeling down deep in my soul that I just can't lose. | From his 1983 album Can't Slow Down. - Vic George | |||
Lisa Stansfield | When Are You Coming Back? | Tell me when you're coming back. When are you coming back?, When are you coming back? | From Affection. - A-lean | |||
Lisa Stansfield | Change | If I could change, the way, I live my life today, I wouldn't change, a single thing. | The lead single from her 1991 Real Love album. - A-Lean | |||
Lisa Stansfield | All Around The World | Been around the world and I,I,I. I can't find my baby | Excluding the spoken lines, the song opens with it's title - A-lean | |||
Lisa Stansfield | This Is The Right Time | This is the right time to believe in love | From Affection - A-lean | |||
Lisa Stansfield | Mighty Love | Mighty Love, Mighy Love. Spoken: It's once in a lifetime. And this time, it's mine. | From the Affection album. - A-lean | |||
Little Anthony & The Imperials | Goin' Out Of My Head | Well, I think I'm goin' out of my head, yes, I think I'm goin' out of my head | From the 1964 album of the same title. No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on the Canadian RPM charts during 1965. One of the most covered songs in modern music history. - Joey F. | |||
Little Caesar & The Romans | Those Oldies But Goodies (Remind Me Of You) | Those oldies but goodies remind me of you, the songs of the past bring back memories of you | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Junior Parker | Next Time You See Me | Next time you see me, things won't be the same | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Milton | Blind Man | Blind man standing on the corner | - Alyssa Jayne | |||
Little Milton | If Walls Could Talk | Hey yeah, if walls could talk, I'm sure you'd hear a lot of things that make you cry, my dear | - Alyssa Jayne | |||
Little Milton | Baby I Love You | Baby I love you, oh baby, yes I do | - Alyssa Jayne | |||
Little Milton | Feel So Bad | Feel so bad, feel like a ballgame on a rainy day | - Alyssa Jayne | |||
Little Peggy March | I Wish I Were A Princess | I wish I were a princess, I wish I were a princess, and if I were a princess, I'd make you my prince | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Peggy March | Dream World | Dream world, they say I'm in a dream world. | - Lily Orange | |||
Little Richard | True Fine Mama | Oh, true fine mama, she's really on the ball, Yes, true fine mama, she's really on the ball, She hears my every plea, comes to my beckon' call. | "True Fine Mama" was written solely by Little Richard. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Tutti Frutti | A-Wop-bop-a-loo-lop a-lop-bam-boo, tutti-frutti, all over rootie | - Ed Iter | |||
Little Richard | Slippin' And A Slidin' | Slippin' and a slidin', peepin' and a hidin', been told long time ago, Slippin' and a slidin', peepin' and a hidin', been told long time ago, I been | The rest of the opening line: " ... told, baby, you been bold, I won't be your fool more." "Slippin' And A Slidin'" was co-written by Little Richard, Albert Collins, Bocage and Smith. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Ooh! My Soul | Baby baby baby baby baby, Don't you know my love is true, Honey honey honey honey honey, Get up off of that money, Love love love love love, Ooh! my | The rest of the opening line: " ... soul." "Ooh! My Soul" was a hit solely written by Little Richard - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Miss Ann | Oh, oh, oh, Miss Ann, you're doin' something no-one can, Yeah, yeah, yeah, Miss Ann, you're doin' something no-one can, Because believin' and | The rest of the opening line: " ... deceivin', it's drivin' me to grievin' now." "Miss Ann" was a hit co-written by Little Richard and Enotris Johnson. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Jenny Jenny | Jenny Jenny Jenny, won't you come along with me, Jenny Jenny, ooh, Jenny Jenny, Jenny Jenny Jenny, won't you come along with me, Jenny Jenny, ooh, | The rest of the opening line: "... Jenny Jenny, You know that I love, we could live so happily, Jenny Jenny, ooh, Jenny Jenny." "Jenny Jenny" was a Little Richard hit co-written by him and Enotiris Johnson. "Jenny Jenny" was later covered by Mitch Ryder. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Lucille | Lucille, you won't do your sisters will, Lucille, you won't do your sisters will, You ran off and married, but I love you still. | "Lucille" was a Little Richard hit co-written by him and Albert Collins. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Keep A Knockin' | Keep a knockin' but you can't come in, Keep a knockin' but you can't come in, Keep a knockin' but you can't come in, Come back tomorrow night and try | Rest of the opening lines: " ... it again." "Keep A Knockin'" was a Little Richard written exclusively by him. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Heeby Jeebies | Bad luck baby put the jinx on me, I got the heeby jeebies and I can't get well, I got the heeby jeebies and it's you I gotta tell, If I can't find my | Rest of the opening line is: "... baby, then you know darn well, I'm gonna ring your door till I break your bell." Another Little Richard hit not written by him. "Heeby Jeebies" was written by M. Jackson and John Marascalco. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Good Golly Miss Molly | Good golly Miss Molly, sure like to ball, Good golly Miss Molly, sure like to ball, When you're rockin' and a rollin', can't you hear your mama call. | "Good Golly Miss Molly" was one of the few hits by Little Richard not written or co-written by him. The song was written by Robert Blackwell and John Marascalco. It was later covered by Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels. - Peter | |||
Little Richard | Bama Lama Bama Loo | Bama lama bama loo Got a girl named Lucinder, we call her the great pretender, Got a girl named Lucinder, we call her the great pretender, And when | The rest of the opening line: " ... she talks, she says bama lama loo." I won't say much about Little Richard, I'm assuming most people on this site are familiar with him. His influence on Rock 'n' Roll is very huge! He is still alive, of course. He was born Richard Wayne Penniman on December 5, 1932 in Macon, Georgia. A great piano player as well. "Bama Lama Bama Loo" is one of his hit songs written by him. - Peter | |||
Little River Band | Listen To Your Heart | Listen to your heart, it knows right from wrong | - Joey F. | |||
Little River Band | Lonesome Loser | Have you heard about the lonesome loser? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Little River Band | Happy Anniversary | Happy anniversary, baby, got you on my mind | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Willie John | Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me) | Heartbreak, it's hurtin' me. Weak in the knees, loose in the head. | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Willie John | Talk To Me, Talk To Me | Talk to me, talk to me, mmm, I love the things you say | - Yvette Bristle | |||
Little Willie John | Walk Slow | Walk slow, don't run. Our love is slow, but we're having so much fun. | - Candy Welty | |||
Little Willie John | You're A Sweetheart | You're, you're a sweetheart, umm-hmm, if there ever was one | - Yvette Bristle | |||
Little Willie John | Let Them Talk | Let them talk if they want to | - Yvette Bristle | |||
Live | Lightning Crashes | Lightning crashes and a new mother cries. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Living Colour | Glamour Boys | The glamour boys swear they are a diva. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Livingston Taylor | Rodeo | Rodeo, where have all of the good times gone? | - Sutch | |||
Liz Phair | Never Said | Yeah. I never said nothing. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Local Natives | When Am I Gonna Lose You | Wait, when am I gonna lose you? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Loggins & Messina | Your Mama Don't Dance | Your mama don't dance and your daddy don't rock 'n' roll | - oldrock | |||
Lois Fletcher | I Am What I Am | I am what I am, I'm just one of the people. I scheme and I dream and I try. | - Candy Welty | |||
Lordi | Would You Love A Monsterman? | Would you love a monsterman could you understand beauty of a beast? | - Mads | |||
Lordi | Hard Rock Hallelujah | Hard rock hallelujah, hard rock hallelujah | This song represented Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2006 and won. Finland won the ESC for the first time in history. - B1982 | |||
Lorraine Frisaura | No Thanks | No thanks, I don't wanna go out tonight | - Candy Welty | |||
Lorrie Morgan | Something in Red | I'm looking for something in red | - William Ransom | |||
Lorrie Morgan | Dear Me | Dear me, I'm writing this letter | - William Ransom | |||
Los Bravos | Black Is Black | Black is black I want my baby back It's gray, it's gray Since she went away, ooh-ooh What can I do 'Cause I-I-I-I'm feelin' blue. | "Black Is Black" was a top three American hit for the five man group Los Bravos back in the spring of 1966 (actually an international hit). Los Bravos is yet another example of how the British Invasion of the 1960's was much more international. Los Bravos was a five man group, with four of it's members from Spain and the fifth member (lead singer Michael Volker Kogel aka Mike Kennedy) hailing from Germany. But "Black Is Black" is one great dance and rock tune and is still very popular with many young people -- when they get to hear it. - Peter | |||
Louis Armstrong | I'll See You In My Dreams | I'll see you in my dreams and then I'll hold you in my dreams | - Candy Welty | |||
Louis Armstrong | When You Wish Upon A Star | When you wish upon a star, makes no difference who you are | - Candy Welty | |||
Louis Armstrong | All Of Me | Yes, all of me, why not take all of me, baby? | - Brian Kelly | |||
Louis Armstrong | We Have All The Time In The World | We have all the time in the world, time enough for life | - Joey F. | |||
Louis Armstrong | Hello, Dolly! | I said hello, dolly, ... well, hello, dolly It's so nice to have you back where you belong. | "Hello, Dolly!" was the #1 song that broke the Beatles string of #1 hits back in 1964, according to Billboard Magazine's HOT 100 charts. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong sang this tune from the hit Broadway play and took it to #1 in May 1964. That is also him playing the solo trumpet on the record. "Hello, Dolly!" was so popular, both as a Broadway musical and a hit song, that President Lyndon Baines Johnson's re-election campaign (actually finishing up the term of the assassinated JFK) reworded the song and used it in the re-election campaign as, "Hello, Lyndon!" - Peter | |||
Louise Mandrell | Some Girls Have All the Luck | Some girls have all the luck Some girls have all the pain | - William Ransom | |||
Louise Mandrell | Maybe My Baby | Maybe my baby's got a new girl who can take him where he wants to go | - William Ransom | |||
Louisiana's Le Roux | New Orleans Ladies | New Orleans ladies, a sassy style that will drive you crazy | - Candy Welty | |||
Love | My Little Red Book | I just got out my little red book the minute that you said goodbye | - Candy Welty | |||
Love | Orange Skies | Orange skies, carnivals and cotton candy and you. And I love you too, you know I do. | - Candy Welty | |||
Love Fist | Dangerous Bastard | I'm a dangerous bastard. | The song and the (fictional) band were featured in the video game "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City". - Brian Kelly | |||
Love Song | A Love Song | Lend an ear to a love song | An early rock band in CCM history. From their 1971 self-titled debut album. - Joey F. | |||
The Lovelites | How Can I Tell My Mom & Dad | How can I tell my mom and dad that I've been bad? | - Candy Welty | |||
lovelytheband | These Are My Friends | These are my friends. These are my friends. I love them. I love them. | - Brian Kelly | |||
lovelytheband | sail away | Sail away. Sometimes I really wanna sail away | - Brian Kelly | |||
lovelytheband | broken | I like that you're broken. | Lowercase is intentional on the part of the band. - Brian Kelly | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Do You Believe In Magic | Do you believe in magic in a young girl's heart? | This was covered by several artists such as Shaun Cassidy, John Mellencamp, Bud Shank, Randy VanWarmer, The Format, and BBMak. - Vic George | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Daydream | What a day for a daydream, what a day for a daydreamin' boy. | None, other than Peter forgot this one from the Spoonful. - Indy | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Summer In The City | Hot town, summer in the city Back of my neck getting dirty and gritty. | In August 1966, "Summer In The City" was the Lovin' Spoonful's first and only #1 song on Billboard Magazine's Hot 100 charts. - Peter | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind? | Did you ever have to make up your mind? | - Peter | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Rain On The Roof | You and me and rain on the roof, Caught up in a summer shower, Dryin' while it soaks the flowers, Maybe we'll be caught for hours, Waitin' out the su | - Peter | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | You Didn't Have To Be So Nice | You didn't have to be so nice, I would have liked you anyway, if you had just looked once or twice, And gone upon your quiet way. | - Peter | |||
The Lovin' Spoonful | Nashville Cats | Nashville Cats, play clean as country water | - Peter | |||
Luke O'Shea | Lady of the Land | I am the Lady of the Land. / I've been there and back again. | - Brendan Richards | |||
The Lumineers | Gloria | Gloria, I smell it on your breath. | - Brian Kelly | |||
The Lumineers | Ho Hey | Ho! Hey! Ho! Hey! Ho! I've been trying to do it right | While it's not the first real lyric of the song you can hear the Ho Hey in background before the first lyrics of it. - Jack | |||
The Lumineers | Cleopatra | I was Cleopatra, I was young and an actress. | - Brian Kelly | |||
The Lumineers | Where We Are | Where we are. (Where we are.) I don't know where we are. | - Brian Kelly | |||
Lustra | Scotty Doesn't Know | Scotty doesn't know that Fiona and me... | - Alex | |||
Lynn Anderson | Rose Garden | I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden | From her 1970 album of the same title. The song was first recorded by Billy Joe Royal in 1967 but Anderson's version became a worldwide hit. It was subsequently recorded by many others, namely k.d. lang and the Reclines, and Martina McBride. - Joey F. | |||
Lynn Kellogg | I Believe In Love | I believe in love, I believe in love, I believe in love, I believe in love | "I Believe In Love" is from the musical, "Hair". It is sung by another main character, Sheila. Sheila was played in the original Broadway production of "Hair" by Lynn Kellogg. - Peter | |||
Lynyrd Skynyrd | They Call Me The Breeze | They call me the breeze, I keep blowin' down the road. | Written by the great J.J. Cale. - Keith Urban Legend |
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