Songs that mention their title in the opening line of the song
Performer | Song Title | Opening Lines | Comments & Submittor Name | |||
| The Val-Chords | Candy Store Love | Candy store love. Ice cream, soda, candy too. | - Candy Welty | |||
| The Valadiers | Greetings (This Is Uncle Sam) | Greetings, this is Uncle Sam, I want to take you to a far-off land | - Candy Welty | |||
| Valerie Carr | When The Boys Talk About The Girls | After midnight, when the boys talk about the girls, oh, my darlin', what do you say? | - Candy Welty | |||
| Vampire Weekend | Mansard Roof | I see a Mansard Roof through the trees | - Ryan | |||
| Vampire Weekend | Holiday | Holiday, O, a holiday. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| Van McCoy & the Soul City Symphony | The Hustle | Ooooooh - Ooooooh - Ooooooh do it, Ooooooh - Ooooooh - Ooooooh do it, Ooooooh - Ooooooh - Ooooooh do it, Do the Hustle! | "The Hustle" was the biggest dance craze of the 1970's. "The Hustle" was a #1 record for Van McCoy & the Soul City Symphony in the summer of 1975 and the dance that accompanied the tune became and instant success on the Disco dance floors of the time (and elsewhere as well) -- as late as 1978 "The Hustle" was the main dance to dance on Disco dance floors (until Chic's "Le Freak" took over -- a matter of fact it is "The Hustle" that John Travolta is dancing in the movie, "Saturday Night Fever"). It was Van McCoy & the Soul City Symphony's only #1 tune and biggest hit. The opening "Ooooooh's, do it" are from the women backup singers, while the first "Do The Hustle!" is the men backup singers. Van McCoy had an all too brief life and would not survive into the 1980's, born in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 1940 as Van Allen Clinton McCoy, McCoy would die on July 6, 1979 from a heart attack at the age of 39 years old. - Peter | |||
| Van Morrison | Comfort You | I wanna comfort you | - Sutch | |||
| Van Morrison | Moondance | Well, it's a marvelous night for a moondance. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| Van Morrison | Caravan | And the caravan is on it's way | - Sutch | |||
| Van She | Kelly | Kelly was a young girl, looking in the mirror, doing what young kids do | - Bere | |||
| Vanessa Carlton | Ordinary Day | Just a day, just an ordinary day / Just tryin' to get by | - Alex | |||
| Various | I'll Be Home For Christmas | I'll be home for Christmas. You can plan on me. | - Ava Murphy | |||
| Various | It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas | It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, Everywhere you go. | - Ava Murphy | |||
| Various | Frosty The Snowman | Frosty the snowman was a jolly happy soul. | - Ava Murphy | |||
| Various | I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus | I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus, Underneath the mistletoe last night. | - Ava Murphy | |||
| Various | Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas | Have yourself a merry little Christmas, Let your heart be light. | - Ava Murphy | |||
| Vaya Con Dios | Puerto Rico | Aie aie aie aie aie aie Puerto Rico | There is a Cantonese version of this song, also about dangerous love triangles, and also opens with a title that meant "I've never thought" - Rocky Mak | |||
| Velvet Underground | Jesus | Jesus, help me find my proper place | - Sutch | |||
| Velvet Underground | Candy Says | Candy says I've come to hate my body | - Sutch | |||
| Veruca Salt | Seether | Seether is neither loose nor tight. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| The Verve | Bittersweet Symphony | 'Cause it's a bittersweet symphony that's life. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| Vic Dana | Red Roses For A Blue Lady | I want some red roses for a blue lady. Mister florist, take my order, please. | - Candy Welty | |||
| Vikki Carr | With Pen In Hand | With pen in hand you sign your name | - Candy Welty | |||
| The Vines | Get Free | I'm gonna get free. I'm gonna get free. I'm gonna get free. Ride into the sun. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| Violent Femmes | American Music | Do you like American music? I like American music. | - Brian Kelly | |||
| The Vogues | My Special Angel | You are my special angel sent from up above | - Candy Welty | |||
| The Von Bondies | C'mon C'mon | On another day. C'mon, C'mon. | Well known as the theme to "Rescue Me". - Brian Kelly |
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