Names -> Song Titles Not Used as Lyrics -> U
Some songs have titles that aren't used in the lyrics, and end up becoming better known for their lyrics than their title. Bob Dylan's "Rainy Day Women #12 & 35" is better known for the refrain "Everybody must get stoned" than it is for the title.
Band | Song | Comments & Submittor Name | ||
| U2 | God, Part 2 | "Don't believe the devil, I don't believe the book But the truth is not the same without the lies he made up I don't believe in excess, success is to give I don't believe in riches, but you should see where I live I... I believe in love." The title refers to people's view of God today. - Irish | ||
| U2 | Bad | If you twist and turn away If you tear yourself in two again If I could, yes I would If I could, I would Let it go Surrender Dislocate - Dodd Harris | ||
| U2 | A Sort of Homecoming | In an unusual move, Bono completely avoids using the song title. - Brian Kelly | ||
| U2 | 40 | They sing about singing a new song and how long to sing the song, but there is no mention of the number '40' - Steve Sadler | ||
| Used | Noise and Kisses | Share with me Cause I need it right now Let me see your insides Or write me off Cause I'd rather starve now If you won't open up - Katy |
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