Takin’ Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive (“You get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning”)
Hot for Teacher - Van Halen (spoken-word lyric: “Ohh, man, I think the clock is slooooow…”)
Daydream Believer – The Monkees (“Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings/Of the bluebird as she sings/The six o’clock alarm would never ring”)
Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles (“I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf”)
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (“Ring! Ring! It’s 7:00 a.m.! Move y’self to go again.”)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer - George Thorogood (I said “Look man, a-what time is it?” He said “The clock on the wall says three o’clock. Last call for alcohol.”)
Takin’ Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive (“You get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning”)
Hot for Teacher - Van Halen (spoken-word lyric: “Ohh, man, I think the clock is slooooow…”)
Daydream Believer – The Monkees (“Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings/Of the bluebird as she sings/The six o’clock alarm would never ring”)
Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles (“I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf”)
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (“Ring! Ring! It’s 7:00 a.m.! Move y’self to go again.”)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer - George Thorogood (I said “Look man, a-what time is it?” He said “The clock on the wall says three o’clock. Last call for alcohol.”)
It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett (“It’s only half-past 12, but I don’t care / It’s five o’clock somewhere”)
Takin’ Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive (“You get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning”)
Hot for Teacher - Van Halen (spoken-word lyric: “Ohh, man, I think the clock is slooooow…”)
Daydream Believer – The Monkees (“Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings/Of the bluebird as she sings/The six o’clock alarm would never ring”)
Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles (“I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf”)
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (“Ring! Ring! It’s 7:00 a.m.! Move y’self to go again.”)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer - George Thorogood (I said “Look man, a-what time is it?” He said “The clock on the wall says three o’clock. Last call for alcohol.”)
It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett (“It’s only half-past 12, but I don’t care / It’s five o’clock somewhere”)
Pieces of Eight - Styx (First verse: “It’s six o’clock/The morning sounds are everywhere” Second verse: “It’s six o’clock/It’s quitting time, I’m done for the day”)
Takin’ Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive (“You get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning”)
Hot for Teacher - Van Halen (spoken-word lyric: “Ohh, man, I think the clock is slooooow…”)
Daydream Believer – The Monkees (“Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings/Of the bluebird as she sings/The six o’clock alarm would never ring”)
Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles (“I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf”)
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (“Ring! Ring! It’s 7:00 a.m.! Move y’self to go again.”)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer - George Thorogood (I said “Look man, a-what time is it?” He said “The clock on the wall says three o’clock. Last call for alcohol.”)
It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett (“It’s only half-past 12, but I don’t care / It’s five o’clock somewhere”)
Pieces of Eight - Styx (First verse: “It’s six o’clock/The morning sounds are everywhere” Second verse: “It’s six o’clock/It’s quitting time, I’m done for the day”)
At the Chime of a City Clock, Nick Drake (But at the chime of a city clock / Put up your road block)
Takin’ Care of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive (“You get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning”)
Hot for Teacher - Van Halen (spoken-word lyric: “Ohh, man, I think the clock is slooooow…”)
Daydream Believer – The Monkees (“Oh, I could hide 'neath the wings/Of the bluebird as she sings/The six o’clock alarm would never ring”)
Don’t Pass Me By - The Beatles (“I hear the clock a-ticking on the mantel shelf”)
The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (“Ring! Ring! It’s 7:00 a.m.! Move y’self to go again.”)
One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer - George Thorogood (I said “Look man, a-what time is it?” He said “The clock on the wall says three o’clock. Last call for alcohol.”)
It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson and Jimmy Buffett (“It’s only half-past 12, but I don’t care / It’s five o’clock somewhere”)
Pieces of Eight - Styx (First verse: “It’s six o’clock/The morning sounds are everywhere” Second verse: “It’s six o’clock/It’s quitting time, I’m done for the day”)
At the Chime of a City Clock, Nick Drake (But at the chime of a city clock / Put up your road block)
Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley & His Comets - “One-two-three-o’clock, four o’clock, rock”
Let’s keep this rolling.
More songs in which the lyrics reference a clock
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Souls - Rick Springfield (Two souls searching for heaven/Rolling the dice looking for a seven/To the tick, tick, ticking of time/Gotta beat the clock)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Souls - Rick Springfield (Two souls searching for heaven/Rolling the dice looking for a seven/To the tick, tick, ticking of time/Gotta beat the clock)
Grandfather’s Clock - traditional (“Oh, my grandfather’s clock was too large for the shelf, so it stood 90 years on the floor/It was taller my half than the old man himself, yet it weighed not a pennyweight more.”)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Souls - Rick Springfield (Two souls searching for heaven/Rolling the dice looking for a seven/To the tick, tick, ticking of time/Gotta beat the clock)
Grandfather’s Clock - traditional (“Oh, my grandfather’s clock was too large for the shelf, so it stood 90 years on the floor/It was taller my half than the old man himself, yet it weighed not a pennyweight more.”)
Clocks - Coldplay (“Confusion never stops/Closing walls and ticking clocks”)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Souls - Rick Springfield (Two souls searching for heaven/Rolling the dice looking for a seven/To the tick, tick, ticking of time/Gotta beat the clock)
Grandfather’s Clock - traditional (“Oh, my grandfather’s clock was too large for the shelf, so it stood 90 years on the floor/It was taller my half than the old man himself, yet it weighed not a pennyweight more.”)
Clocks - Coldplay (“Confusion never stops/Closing walls and ticking clocks”)
That Old Clock on the Wall - Dean Martin (Like that old clock on the wall that keeps ticking night and day…)
Soul Kitchen - The Doors (“Well, the clock says it’s time to close now”)
Clock of St. James – Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan (“The pitiful scream from the Second Street bridge/Was drowned by the three o’clock chime/But the Clock of St James lookin’ down through the rain knows I committed a crime.”)
Souls - Rick Springfield (Two souls searching for heaven/Rolling the dice looking for a seven/To the tick, tick, ticking of time/Gotta beat the clock)
Grandfather’s Clock - traditional (“Oh, my grandfather’s clock was too large for the shelf, so it stood 90 years on the floor/It was taller my half than the old man himself, yet it weighed not a pennyweight more.”)
Clocks - Coldplay (“Confusion never stops/Closing walls and ticking clocks”)
That Old Clock on the Wall - Dean Martin (Like that old clock on the wall that keeps ticking night and day…)
Ever-Changing Times - Aretha Franklin & Michael McDonald (“I see that clock upon the wall/But it don’t bother me at all”)