OK, this is strictly tongue-in-cheek, just a bit of fun, no offence, implicit or explicit, intended to anyone.
After some song titles, in which the titles could be used to describe the song overall, rather than just the subject matter.
Heres a couple of examples-
Predictable- Delta Goodrem
Bad- Michael Jackson
For No One - The Beatles
So What - Miles Davis
Nothing Rhymed - Gilbert O’ Sullivan
The Logical Song - Supertramp
For No Reason At All In The Key Of C - Bix Beiderbecke
Slightly Out Of Tune - Jobim
One Note Samba
Skinhead Moonstomp
Texas Twister - Little Feat
Tangled Up In Blue - Dylan
It Came Out Of The Sky - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Prayer For The Dying - Seal
Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Misty - Errol Garner
String Quartet Number 2 by Arnold Schoenberg
Flight Of The Bumble Bee - Rimsky Korsakov
Handful Of Keys - Fats Waller
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Gates of Delirium- Yes
Aloha,
Solar Prestige A Gammon
—elton john
Oh ma cameo molesting
Kee pa a poorer for tea
Solar prestige a gammon
Lantern or turbert paw kwee
Solar prestige a gammon
Kool kar kyrie kay salmon
Har ring molassis abounding
Common lap kitch sardin a poor floundin
Cod ee say oo pay a loto
My zeta prestige toupay a floored
Ray indee pako a gammon
Solar prestige a pako can nord
Or from the same album"
‘Tickin’.
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Symphony of destruction – Megadeath
Moonlight Sonata – Beethoven
Stray Cat Strut – Stray cats
Slam the Door – Onkel
4’33" – John Cage
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds – Beatles
Take 5 – dave Brubeck
any Pantera song usually sounds like its title
Veintos Cantaran – Doug hazelrigg
Creepin’ – Stevie Wonder
Manic depression – Hendrix