It's dumb list time! Name a song(s) that ends (or the singing ends, at least) with a lyric that is also the song title. I'll start:

Stairway To Heaven

Behind A Painted Smile - Isley Brothers

once bitten twice shy -Ian Hunter

Virginia Plain - Roxy Music, what else?

The Rolling Stones - Come On
The Rolling Stones - Hot Stuff
Pink Floyd - See Emily Play
Michael Jackson - Beat It



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Does "She Was Hot, Hot, Hot" count?

Undercover of the night

Tush - ZZ Top
Tusk - Fleetwood Mac
Get It On, Bang A Gong? -> Pretty sure some versions end with the chorus
Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top
Horizontal Bop - Bob Seger
Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry
Satisfaction - The Stones
My Girl - Aerosmith
Hey Jude - The Beatles
Surfin' USA - The Beach Boys
Bad Case Of Loving You - Robert Palmer
Tennessee Waltz - Patsy Cline

Back to work (not a song title, just what I'm going to do after this fun little distraction!

Peace,
Mr DJA

Freebird!

Scandal "Goodbye To You" ?

Ian Dury - Sex & drugs & rock'n'roll..........and @#$%& ing Ada



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Clash: Clash City Rockers

Plundered My Soul

Yesterday and Norwegian Wood (love this song) by the Beatles....I'm sure there are more from them.

634-5789 by Wilson Pickett.

Satisfaction ends with I can't get no, which is part of the title...i guess...

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Satisfaction ends with I can't get no, which is part of the title...i guess...

sorry..., ah no-no NO!

Bob Dylan's Too Much To Ask. Surely the thread means that the phrase has not shown up in the song until the end so Virginia Plain qualifies but many of the others do not.

Questions 67 & 68 - Chicago

Jump,Panama, Running With The Devil, Feel Your Love Tonight, Why Can't This Be Love, Runaround - quite a few VH, these are just ones off the top of my head.
Back In Black, Highway To Hell, Hells Bells, You Shook Me, - similar to VH.

Free Falling

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Jump,Panama, Running With The Devil, Feel Your Love Tonight, Why Can't This Be Love, Runaround - quite a few VH, these are just ones off the top of my head.
Back In Black, Highway To Hell, Hells Bells, You Shook Me, - similar to VH.

not true

isn't it "outta the sack" or "outta sight" or something?

Hi treacle, sorry I was thinking of the live version.

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Bob Dylan's Too Much To Ask. Surely the thread means that the phrase has not shown up in the song until the end so Virginia Plain qualifies but many of the others do not.

Seeing as the original poster uses "Stairway to Heaven" as their example and that title appears in the first line of the song, I'd have to guess that they simply meant the title was the final line of the song regardless of having been used earlier in the song or not.

Your criteria would make for a far more dificult challenge. Maybe we should assign extra credit for the songs where the title ONLY appears in the last line of the song as you demonstrated.

I was thinking we should come up with a 2nd list of songs that have titles that never appear in the lyrics but, when I put some thought into it, I realized that would probably be far to easy.

Peace
Mr DJA

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stewedandkeefed
Bob Dylan's Too Much To Ask. Surely the thread means that the phrase has not shown up in the song until the end so Virginia Plain qualifies but many of the others do not.

Seeing as the original poster uses "Stairway to Heaven" as their example and that title appears in the first line of the song, I'd have to guess that they simply meant the title was the final line of the song regardless of having been used earlier in the song or not.

Your criteria would make for a far more dificult challenge. Maybe we should assign extra credit for the songs where the title ONLY appears in the last line of the song as you demonstrated.

I was thinking we should come up with a 2nd list of songs that have titles that never appear in the lyrics but, when I put some thought into it, I realized that would probably be far to easy.

Peace
Mr DJA

Again, "Freebird". The word "yeah" is actually last and the phrase "free as a bird" used used prior, but these are technicalities.

"No Anchovies, Please"

Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb.

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stewedandkeefed
Bob Dylan's Too Much To Ask. Surely the thread means that the phrase has not shown up in the song until the end so Virginia Plain qualifies but many of the others do not.

Seeing as the original poster uses "Stairway to Heaven" as their example and that title appears in the first line of the song, I'd have to guess that they simply meant the title was the final line of the song regardless of having been used earlier in the song or not.

Your criteria would make for a far more dificult challenge. Maybe we should assign extra credit for the songs where the title ONLY appears in the last line of the song as you demonstrated.

I was thinking we should come up with a 2nd list of songs that have titles that never appear in the lyrics but, when I put some thought into it, I realized that would probably be far to easy.

Peace
Mr DJA

Or, maybe we should all go find something more constructive to do?

Darkness on the Edge of Town!

"One Of These Days (I'm Going To Cut You Into Little Pieces)"

Be My Baby...doesn't get any better than that.