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"BABY LET'S RAP NOW" written by Mark Roberts, Moe Moore. Recorded by the MOMENTS a.k.a. RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN.

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"A.M. to P.M." by Cassidy on the album I'm a Hustla produced by Neo Da Matrix - really good song. Wanted an article for information on it. The album itself got 3 and a half stars from VIBE. Thanks.
"A Complicated Song" by Weird Al Yankovic (link currently redirects to album) (AfD discussion)
"Achim Isul" - Korean protest song by Kim Min-ki; banned by the South Korean government.
"Acid Rain" by Angra, from the album Rebirth (to which it currently redirects)
"Adore" – As of now, the page is a redirect page to Adore disambiguation page. Adore (song) should be about musician Prince's 1987 composition for the album Sign o' the Times. Here are some links and references to help create and cite the article with: [1], [2], [3], [4],
"After Loving You" - Della Reese
"After Tonight" by Justin Nozuka
"Ale Brider" - a traditional Yiddish folk song
"Alive" - by Mondotek
"All Beautiful the March of Days" by Frances W. Wile at the request of William C. Gannett; arranged by Ralph Vaughan Williams
"All Night Thing" by Temple of the Dog, from the album Temple of the Dog
"All of Creation" by MercyMe
"American Land" - by Bruce Springsteen I want to find the violin part.
"Amerimacka" by Thievery Corporation featuring Notch
"And We Danced" by The Hooters
"Another Kind of Green" - by John Mayer Trio
"Are You Online" - by Lene Grawford Nystrøm
"Arms" by Christina Perri- link redirects to Christina Perri page. At one point I believe it had an article but it must have been deleted.
"Arterial Black" by Drist, a bonus song on Guitar Hero II
"Art School Girl" - by Stone Temple Pilots
"As I Am" by Dream Theater
"At the End of the Day" by Everclear
"Australia" by The Kinks; on the album Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)
"All the Rowboats" by Regina Spektor. Lead single from the album What We Saw From The Cheap Seats.

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"Callin' U" by Outlandish, from the album Closer Than Veins
"Calling Me Home, Chicago by Paul David Wilson featuring Lee Montgomery
"Can't Stand It" - Never Shout Never
"Caught in a Web" by Dream Theater (link currently redirects to album)
"Cayman Review" by Trey Anastasio
"Cells" - an instrumental by The Servant
"Celos" by Fanny Lú
"Change of Heart" by Change
"Charigue" - bhangra song by Glasgow-based bhangra group, Bombay Talkie. (Is this spelling correct? The song seems to be more commonly referred to as "Chargiye".)
"Cheney's Got a Gun" - A parody of Aerosmith's "Janie's Got a Gun" with lyrics based on the Dick Cheney hunting incident. (The link currently redirects to the section of the "Janie's Got a Gun" article that mentions this song. Probably doesn't merit a separate article.)
"Chicago" - a song with many versions by Sufjan Stevens
"Christmas Rappin'" by Kurtis Blow [11][12]
"Christmas Song" by Dave Matthews Band (Remember Two Things album)
"Christmas (The Warmest Time of the Year)" by Whitney Wolanin
"Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" by Korean singer/songwriter Lee Hyori from her album H-Logic
"Chuai Mad Noi" by Neko Jump

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"D.2. Boyfriend" by The Moldy Peaches
"Damn It Feels Good to Be a Gangsta" by Ghetto Boys (link currently redirects to Geto Boys)
"Dance of Death" by Iron Maiden
"Dance Without You by Skylar Grey Redirects to the page Invinsible despite not being on that album.
"Dark Hollow" - traditional folk song. Has been recorded by many artists, including the Grateful Dead (on the album Reckoning), Mac Wiseman, Ralph Stanley and Muleskinner.
"D'Artagnan's Theme" by Citizen Cope
"Days of Elijah" by Robin Mark (also recorded by other artists)
"Daytona Demon" - by Suzi Quatro
"Dead End, Countdown" by The New Cities (also called "Dead End Countdown")
"Dear Slim", a song with much controversy by Christian rapper KJ-52.
"Dem Haters" - by Rihanna
"Descending" by Scars of Life
"Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes" by Paul Simon (currently redirects to the album)
"Dig My Own Grave" - by New Found Glory
"Djäpana" - by Yothu Yindi
"Does Anybody Hear Her" by Casting Crowns
"Dolla", the début solo single by American singer Ke$ha.
"Donald Trump" by Mac Miller (redirects to Mac Miller page)
"Don't Get Nine" - by N-Dubz (link currently redirects to Uncle B)
"Don't Hate the Player" - by Body Count.
"Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight" by James Taylor, from the album One Man Dog. Has been covered by many other artists (including The Isley Brothers and Eric Clapton), and has become something of a jazz standard. See the song review on allmusic.
"Don't Walk Away" by Miley Cyrus, which will not appear on her second album.
"Down at the Whiskey" by Mötley Crüe. A DLC song for Rock Band.
"down to river to pray" a gospel
"Downbound Train (Chuck Berry)" by Chuck Berry needs to be added. The existing "Downbound Train" entry should become a dab page for both Chuck Berry and Bruce Springsteen's Downbound Train (Bruce Springsteen).
"Driven to Tears" by The Police, sometimes the name Sting is used. [13]
"Dumb" by Nirvana, from the album In Utero

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Layla Kaylif

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"Katibim", a traditional Turkish folk song
"Khil El Arab", a controversial Arab music video by Assi Hilani [15]
"Killing Me Killing You" by Sentenced
"Kingfair" (Irish traditional song)
"King of the Fairies" (Celtic folk tune)
"Kissing the Mirror", a japanese metal band. (original name uses english characters, not japanese characters, ie: hiragana katakana or kanji)
"Kyle's Mom's a Bitch" from South Park (AfD discussion)
"Kona Daze" by the Hawaiian band, Kalapana
"Knocks Me Off My Feet" by Stevie Wonder

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"Macy's Day Parade" by Green Day (link re-directs to the album Warning)
"Make It Rain" by Travis Porter
"Make the World Go Round" by Nas featuring Chris Brown and The Game. A single from Nas' untitled album that redirects to the album's page, but does not have its own.
"Marvelous Light" by Charlie Hall
"Master Exploder by Tenacious D, from the album, The Pick of Destiny.
"Mechanical Man" by Devo
"Messenger Boy" by Christie Hennessy, also covered by Christy Moore and Mike Denver (link re-directs to "American Board Games, 1843-1935")
"Mississippi Kid" by Lynyrd Skynyrd off of the album (pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd)
"Missing Pages" by Seventh Day Slumber
"Moments in Love" by The Art of Noise
"Monsta" by Culcha Candela
"Motherlover" by Lonely Island (link currently redirects to Dick in a Box)
"Mountain of God" by Third Day
"Mr. Therapy Man" by Justin Nozuka
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder, there seem to be two distinct popular traditional songs with this name (link currently redirects to chowder)
"Murda Murda" by Ja Rule
"Music" by John Miles, from his album Rebel
"My Boomerang Won't Come Back" by Charlie Drake. What did/do the Aborigines make of it?
"My Country 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying by Buffy Sainte-Marie (1964). It was on her album Little Wheel Spin and Spin, and she performed it on Pete Seeger's TV show Rainbow Quest [16]
"My Fish Half Dying" by Los Paranoias.
"My Heroine" by Silverstein, from the album Discovering the Waterfront
"My Praise by Phillips, Craig, and Dean
"My Valentine by Paul McCartney - single from album "Kisses on the Bottom". Performed at the 2012 Grammys.
"My World" - Chris Brown ft Rihanna
"Mystery", a comedic song written and performed by Hugh Laurie in the British comedy series A Bit of Fry and Laurie during the pilot episode. He also played a modified version during an episode of Inside the Actors Studio[17]

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"Valicha". Traditional song. Peru
"Vayamos Companeros" by Marquess
"Veillons au salut de l'Empire" French National Anthem under Napoleon I. See Veillons au salut de l'Empire (chant) on the French Wikipedia.
"Victoria" by The Exponents, from the album Prayers Be Answered
"Vive La Compagnie", traditional English song
"Vola Palombella"
"Vamos (Pixies Song)" by Pixies, from the albums Come On Pilgrim, Surfer Rosa, and Complete 'B' Sides

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"143" - Bobby Brackins (link redirects to year 143)

2 Minutes Silence - British Royal Legion

References

[1] ttp://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/tonight-feat-netsky/id410331046

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 *"[[At the End of the Day (song)|At the End of the Day]]" by [[Everclear (band)|Everclear]]
 *"[[Australia (The Kinks song)|Australia]]" by [[The Kinks]]; on the album ''[[Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire)]]''
+*"[[All the Rowboats]]" by [[Regina Spektor]]. Lead single from the album [[What We Saw From The Cheap Seats]].
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