What Songs have city names in the lyrics?

Answer 1

'Abilene' by Sonny James.

'Loco in Acapulco' by the Four Tops.

'Albuquerque' by Neil Young.

'Is this the Way to Amarillo' by Tony Christie.

'New Amsterdam' by Elvis Costello.

'Oh Atlanta' by Little Feat.

'Atlantic city' by Bruce Springsteen.

'Auckland Tonight' by the Androids.

'She Loves Austin' by Johnny Rodriguez.

'Rivers of Babylon' by the Melodians.

'Rockin' in Bagdad' by Jerry Reed.

'Streets of Bakersfield' by Buck Owens.

'Streets of Baltimore' by Gram Parsons.

'One Night in Bangkok' by Murray Head.

'Belfast Child' by Simple Minds.

'Berlin' by Lou Reed.

'Dr Bombay' by Del the Funky Homosapien.

'Please Come to Boston' by Joan Baez.

"Bowling Green" by the Everly Brothers

'Boulder to Birmingham' By Emmylou Harris.

'Buffalo Soldier' by Bob Marley.

"Buffalo Gal"

'Fire in Cairo' by the Cure.

'Chatanooga Choochoo' by Glen Miller.

'Chicago' by Frank Sinatra.

'Cincinnati, Ohio' by Connie Smith.

'Last Train to Clarkesville' by the Monkees.

'Straight outta Compton' by NWA.

'Constantinople' by the Residents.

'Dallas' by the Flatlanders.

'OD'd in Denver' by Hank Williams Jr.

'Detroit City' by Bobby Bare.

'Off to Dublin in the Green' by the Dubliners.

'Durango' by Craig Scott.

'El Paso' by Marty Robbins.

'Galveston' by Glen Campbell.

"You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive" by Patty Lovelace

'Havana Affair' by the Ramones.

"Hazard, Kentucky" by Phil Ochs

'Hiroshima Mon Amor' by Ultravox.

'Hong Kong' by Chisato Moritaka (Japanese).

'Hong Kong Garden' by Siouxie and the Banshees.

'Istanbul (not Constantinople)' by They Might Be Giants.

'Jackson' by Johnny Cash and June Carter.

'Walking in Jerusalem' by Doc Watson.

'Kansas City' by Wanda Jackson.

'Knoxville Girl' by the Louvin Brothers.

'L.A Woman' by the Doors.

'Leaving of Liverpool' by the Dubliners.

'London Boys' by Johnny Thunders and the Heartbreakers.

"Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon

"Eight More Miles to Louisville" by Grandpa Jones

'Marrakesh Express' by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

'Mecca' by Gene Pitney.

'Memphis' by Chuck Berry.

"Walking in Memphis" by Marc Cohn

'Midnight in Moscow' by Kenny Ball.

'Miami Vice Theme' by Jan Hammer.

'What Made Milwaukee Famous' by George Jones.

"Nashville Cats" by the Lovin' Spoonful

'Witch Queen of New Orleans' by Redbone.

Several others about New Orleans, such as "Walking to N.O.", "Ridin' on the Train They Call N.O.", and "Battle of N.O." to name a few.

'New York, New York' by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five.

'By the Time I Get to Phoenix' by Glen Campbell.

'Philadelphia Freedom' by Elton John.

'Pittsburgh Stealers' by the Kendalls.

'Portsmouth' by Mike Oldfield.

'Tony Rome' by Nancy Sinatra.

'Saginaw, Michigan' by Lefty Frizzell.

'Still in Saigon' by Charlie Daniels.

'San Antonio Rose' by Patsy Cline.

'San Francisco (flowers in your hair)' by Scott McKenzie.

'Do You Know the Way to San Jose?' by Dionne Warwick.

'Seattle' by Perry Como.

"Tallahassee Lassie" by Freddie Cannon

'Tokyo Joe' by Bryan Ferry.

'Tokyo Kanojyo' by Princess Princess (Japanese group).

'Tulsa Telephone Book' by Tom t Hall.

'Vienna' by Ultravox.

'Viva Las Vegas' by Elvis Presley.

'Wheeling, West Virginia' by Neil Sedaka.

'Wichita Linesman' by Glen Campbell.

'Woman From Tokyo' by Deep Purple.

Some others are:

Houston by Dean Martin

Kokomo by The Beach Boys

Allentown by Billy Joel

Key Largo by Bertie Higgins

Montego Bay by Bobby Bloom

Answer 2

That's a tough question but definitely listen to Fall Out Boy's album Take This To Your Grave. and almost all of them do. hope this helps!!!! :)

Those are good songs but i have a better one, "I've Been Everywhere" by "Johnny Cash".

It names of dozen.

Answer 3

Detroit Rock City by KISS

"Ive Been Everywhere" by "Johnny Cash"

Answer 4

Memphis, TN is mentioned the most in commercially recorded songs. According to one site, there are 1,000 plus songs where Memphis appears in the title or in the lyrics.

Answer 5

There is one called "I've Been Everywhere."

Answer 6

John Denver sang about how its "a long way from L.A. to Denver ... a long way home to Starwood in Aspen". So that's Los Angeles, California; Denver, Colorado, and Aspen, Colorado.

Answer 7

Nutbush City Limits by Tina Turner.