“Gimme Dat Ding” - The Pipkins
“Tight Skirt Tight Sweater” - The Versatones
and
“Sunglasses After Dark” - Dwight Pullen
Bonus extra: “Tent” - Bonzo Dog Band
Dueling Rappers - Alan Gary and Scott Free
Uncle Jack Sez Relax - Charles Webb and Tom Bolton
Carrot Juice is Murder - The Arrogant Worms
Three songs by the same guy, Hank Green.
Mother Pheasant Plucker
Strange Charm
I know
Note: this song was composed as part of a song writing contest. The challenge was to write a song with exactly 10 different words.
Voulez-vous Hoppsasachen?—Emmerich Kálmán, Julius Brammer, Alfred Grünwald
The late Jodi Laski-Mihova and I were the first people to perform this song (almost 70 years late) in New York.
Leader of the laundromat—The Detergents
My name is John Wellington Wells—Gilbert and Sullivan
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Allan Sherman (love the pun in the second verse) - The Ballad of Harry Lewis - YouTube
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Flanders and Swann - The Gnu song - YouTube
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Flanders and Swann - Ill Wind The Only Flanders & Swann Video - YouTube
The first is an excellent choice.
I do not like the ending of the 2nd.
The third is not Als best, but a decent choice.
That was a real hit.
Damn I hate that song, along with Fish Heads.
A real hit.
My three
Alice’s Restaurant —Arlo Guthrie
Bra Size 45
“Transfusion” - Nervous Norvus
All 3 of those remain dance-floor fillers at local Goth/punk clubs.
I Lost on Jeopardy- “Weird Al” Yankovic
The Elements - Tom Lehrer
Hostiles on the Hill - Bad Lip Reading
I’'ll go with “Do the Nothing”
How about Doin That Scrapyard Thing…
The Apple Streudel Man
(Love the accordion player! Really upbeat! Love her!) 
That’s not even the only song on my playlist that mentions dead puppies…
Three few novelty songs by famous bands:
Big Ten Inch Record was originally recorded in 1952.
Wow, didn’t know that!
I also just learned that Twisted by Joni Mitchell is not an original. It was written by Annie Ross and (coincidently) also released in 1952.
The liner notes for Aerosmith’s Toys in the Attic include a thank you to Dr. Demento for bringing the song to their attention
Guitarzan. Ray Stevens
She Left Me for Jesus. Hayes Carll
Let’s Talk Dirty in Hawaiian. John Prine
He’s free as the breeze
And he swings thru the trees
In his Bee Vee Dees