“Don’t Go Home with Your Hard On” - Leonard Cohen
“Egg and Daughter Nite, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1967” - John Prine
“Come Back to Us Barbara Lewis Hare Krishna Beauregard” - John Prine
“My Shit’s Fucked Up” - Warren Zevon
“Monkey Wash Donkey Rinse” - Warren Zevon
“The Needle and the Damage Done” - Neil Young
“This is gonna hurt” from The Ring soundtrack by Hans Zimmer.
Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand - Primitive Radio Gods
Abacab - Genesis (the name originated from the three song fragments – titled A, B, and C – that the band strung together to make this song)
The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys - Traffic (taken from an inscription that actor Michael J. Pollard placed in a book for Jim Capaldi)
The Edge of Seventeen - Stevie Nicks (the name came from Nicks mishearing Tom Petty’s first wife, Jane, saying that she met Tom “at the age of seventeen”)
Lawyers, Guns and Money - Warren Zevon
“Anal Retentive Calliope Music” — FZ, duh. I suggested this when my high school English reached asked us for an example of trochaic tetrameter. Or was it iambic? Whatever!
“Neon Meat Dreame of a Octafish” — Captain Beefheart. Misspelling and a/an violation intentional, apparently. A friend once dressed as this for Halloween.
“Jazz Discharge Party Hats” — more FZ. The song is a raunchy story (sorry about the misogyny), set to guitar by Steve Vai - a reminder that our every utterance is musical.
This, of course, is the ultimate answer to the OP.
And, in case you’ve never heard it:
ETA: “The Dangerous Kitchen” — same album and musical method as “Jazz…”, but safe for work (and for kids).
Jazz: Delicious Hot, Disgusting Cold-- Bonzo Dog Band
Can Blue Men play the Whites?-- Bonzo Dog Band
Pull the Trigger, Sunshine-- The Groovaholics
Anything off the Victorialand album by Cocteau Twins, or their*The Moon and the Melodies*collab with Harold Budd. Ooze Out and Away, Onehow is an especial favourite. Actually, many other Cocteaus titles thrill me in their earnest tweeness:
Ella Megablast Burls Forever
Frou-Frou Foxes In Midsummer Fires
It’s All But an Ark Lark
Spooning Good Singing Gum
Suckling the Mender
When Mama Was A Moth
This Mortal Coil’s The Horizon Bleeds and Sucks Its Thumb is a great one, too. Maybe it’s a common 4AD thing, let’s check:
Dead Can Dance has some lovelies: As The Bell Rings The Maypole Spins, Fortune Presents Gifts Not According To The Book, *The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove *
His Name Is Alive: Caroline’s Supposed Demon, You and I Have Seizures, How Ghosts Affect Relationships, Hope Called in Sick, There’s Something Between Us and He’s Changing My Words…I could go on.
“Somebody’s Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonite” - Fleetwood Mac
“Plexiglas Toilet” - Styx
“Supernatural Superserious” - REM
I believe it’s the actual form of the song. A is the verse, B is the chorus, C is the bridge.
Verse
Chorus
Verse
Bridge
Verse
Chorus - Out.
These are my song titles:
“Goodbye Francine”
“Daddio (King of the World)”
“90 in a 45”
No, literally, those are my song titles. I wrote them.
That should be Ella Megalast.
David Allan Coe, Cum Stains On The Pillow Hard to beat that for a descriptive title.
Loudon Wainright Dead Skunk in the Middle of the Road Best song about roadkill ever.
Dylan of course has some winners:
It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry
Rainy Day Women #12 and 35
Motorpsycho Nightmare
“All My Ex’s Live in Texas” - George Strait
“Tonight I’m Gonna Rock You Tonight” - Spinal Tap
“Everything Sux” - The Descendents. Also a great album cover.
“Sister Suzie’s Sewing Shirts For Soldiers” - Al Jolson
“I’m Walking Backwards For Christmas” - Spike Milligan (The Goon Show)
“My Uncle Used To Love Me (But She Died)” - Roger Miller
“You Can’t Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd” - Roger Miller again
“If You Don’t Love Jesus, Go to Hell”–Billy Joe Shaver
How Come My Dog Don’t Bark When You Come Around?, Dr. John
Let’s Do Something Cheap and Superficial, Burt Reynolds
In the same vein as other “comedic” rock acts like Zappa and Bonzo…
“The Infant of Prague Customized My Van” - The Dead Milkmen
“Vince Lombardi Service Center” - The Dead Milkmen
“In Praise of Sha Na Na” - The Dead Milkmen
Also favorites:
“Nobody Really Cares If You Don’t Go To The Party” - Courtney Barnett
“Lonliness of a Middle Distance Runner” - Belle & Sebastian
Lots of Jim Stafford
My Girl Bill
I Ain’t Sharin’ Sharon
16 Little Red Noses and A Horse That Sweats
Turn Loose of My Leg
Don’t Fool Around When There’s A Fool Around
Cow Patti
You Can Call Me Clyde
Pretty much any song by The Locust:
The Half-Eaten Sausage Would Like to See You in His Office
Anything Jesus Does I Can Do Better
Solar Panel Asses
Backbones of Jack Asses
Gluing Carpet to Your Genitals Does Not Make You a Canteloupe
Spitting in the Faces of Fools as a Source of Nutrition
etc…