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60487

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)

60488

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)

60489

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)

60490

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe

60491

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)

60492

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)
9. R.E.M. “Strange” - cover of song by Wire - instead of singing the line “Joey’s nervous,” lead singer Michael Stipe sings “Michael’s nervous”

60493

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)
9. R.E.M. “Strange” - cover of song by Wire - instead of singing the line “Joey’s nervous,” lead singer Michael Stipe sings “Michael’s nervous”
10. “Nasty Boys” by Janet Jackson (“No my first name ain’t baby/It’s Janet/Miss Jackson if you’re nasty”)

60494

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)
9. R.E.M. “Strange” - cover of song by Wire - instead of singing the line “Joey’s nervous,” lead singer Michael Stipe sings “Michael’s nervous”
10. “Nasty Boys” by Janet Jackson (“No my first name ain’t baby/It’s Janet/Miss Jackson if you’re nasty”)
11. “A Simple Desultory Philippic” by Simon and Garfunkel (“I been Roy Halley’d and Art Garfunkel’d”)

60495

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)
9. R.E.M. “Strange” - cover of song by Wire - instead of singing the line “Joey’s nervous,” lead singer Michael Stipe sings “Michael’s nervous”
10. “Nasty Boys” by Janet Jackson (“No my first name ain’t baby/It’s Janet/Miss Jackson if you’re nasty”)
11. “A Simple Desultory Philippic” by Simon and Garfunkel (“I been Roy Halley’d and Art Garfunkel’d”)
12. “I Was Made to Love Her” by Stevie Wonder (“I was made to please her/You know Stevie ain’t gonna leave her”)

60496

Songs in which the singer refers to himself or herself by name

1 “Who Do You Love” by George Thorogood ( she said "Lonesome George you don’t understand,)
2. “Creeque Alley” by The Mamas and the Papas
3. “I’m in Love With Your Girlfriend” by Mojo Nixon (“oh Mojo, I’d just love to come home with you”)
4. “Serve Somebody” by Bob Dylan (“You may call me Bobby, or you may call me Zimmy”)
5. “Taxi,” by Harry Chapin (“And she said, ‘How are you Harry?’; I said, ‘How are you Sue?’”)
6. “#9 Dream”, John Lennon (“Hear somebody call out my name (John)”)
7. “You Never Even Called Me by My Name” by David Allan Coe
8. “Piano Man” by Billy Joel (“He said, ‘Bill, I believe this is killing me’”)
9. R.E.M. “Strange” - cover of song by Wire - instead of singing the line “Joey’s nervous,” lead singer Michael Stipe sings “Michael’s nervous”
10. “Nasty Boys” by Janet Jackson (“No my first name ain’t baby/It’s Janet/Miss Jackson if you’re nasty”)
11. “A Simple Desultory Philippic” by Simon and Garfunkel (“I been Roy Halley’d and Art Garfunkel’d”)
12. “I Was Made to Love Her” by Stevie Wonder (“I was made to please her/You know Stevie ain’t gonna leave her”)
13. “Famous Blue Raincoat” by Leonard Cohen ("Sincerely, L. Cohen)

Next up: The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
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The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
60498

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
60499

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
60500

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
60501

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
60502

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
  7. The Roommate Transmogrification
60503

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
  7. The Roommate Transmogrification
  8. The Precious Fragmentation
60504

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
  7. The Roommate Transmogrification
  8. The Precious Fragmentation
  9. The Adhesive Duck Deficiency
60505

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
  7. The Roommate Transmogrification
  8. The Precious Fragmentation
  9. The Adhesive Duck Deficiency
  10. The Convention Conundrum

(my two actual favorites were already picked, at #3 and #9 :slight_smile: )

60506

The 13 Best episodes of The Big Bang Theory

  1. The Staircase Implementation
  2. The Proton Transmogrification
  3. The Bath Item Gift Hypothesis
  4. The Long Distance Dissonance
  5. The Monetary Insufficiency
  6. The Locomotion Interruption
  7. The Roommate Transmogrification
  8. The Precious Fragmentation
  9. The Adhesive Duck Deficiency
  10. The Convention Conundrum
  11. The Shiny Trinket Maneuver