List of songs about Liverpool
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This is a list of songs referencing the city of Liverpool, England:
- Heart As Big As Liverpool - The Mighty WAH!
- Blow the Man Down - sea shanty
- Capaldi’s Cafe - Deaf School[1]
- Faulkner and Hope - Deaf School
- Does This Train Stop on Merseyside? - Amsterdam
- Fearless - Pink Floyd
- Ferry Cross the Mersey - Gerry & the Pacemakers
- Going Down to Liverpool - The Bangles
- I Wish I Was Back In Liverpool - The Dubliners
- In My Liverpool Home - Peter McGovern, The Scaffold, The Spinners
- In Liverpool - Suzanne Vega
- Kardomah Cafe - The Cherry Boys
- Leaving of Liverpool (traditional folk song) - The Pogues, The Dubliners
- Liverpool Cherry Vanilla - From the album Bad Girl
- Liverpool 8 - Ringo Starr
- Liverpool 8 - Deaf School - from the album Parigi my Dear
- Liverpool 8 Medley (Liverpool 8, Children Of The Ghetto, Stanhope Street) - The Real Thing
- Liverpool Blues - The Vipers
- Liverpool Docks by Smokie
- Liverpool Girl - Ian McNabb
- Liverpool, I'll meet you there - Ian Morris
- Liverpool Lullaby - Judy Collins, Cilla Black
- Liverpool Lou - Dominic Behan, The Scaffold
- Liverpool Rain (also album title) - Racoon (Dutch band, 2011)
- Long Haired Lover from Liverpool - Jimmy Osmond
- Maggie May (traditional song) (not to be confused with Rod Stewart's "Maggie May")
- On The Boat To Liverpool - Nathan Carter
- Penny Lane - The Beatles
- Rock Ferry Deaf School
- Roll, Alabama, Roll (sea shanty) - Bellowhead.
- Rotterdam (Or Anywhere) - The Beautiful South
- Santianna (sea shanty) - The Kingston Trio
- Sealand - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark
- Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles
- Streets of Kenny - Shack.
- The Skipper's Lament - John Haines
- Johnny Todd (sea shanty).
- Villiers Terrace Echo and the Bunnymen
- Whiskey on a Sunday - traditional folk song.
- Whip Jamboree (traditional folk song).
- OHM - Pardon Us[2]
- Let's Dance to Joy Division - The Wombats
- Go To Sea Once More - Sea Shanty[3]
- Off To Sea - The Longest Johns
- 100 miles to Liverpool- Lindisfarne (band).
- Liverpool Drive ( St. Louis to Liverpool album) Chuck Berry.
References
[edit]- ^ from the Album Don’t Stop the World 1977 , Warner Bros Recordsa
- ^ Bushell, Glen (30 January 2017). "Hear the new EP from Pardon Us". Punktastic.com. Retrieved 22 January 2018.
- ^ "Go to sea once more". Punktastic.com. 27 January 2021. Retrieved 27 January 2021.