Songs with girls names AS the title. ( need help).

[Ex Army MP]

OK, ladies and gents. Each and every day( since a few days ago) I decided to post a video to my facebook page that has a girl's name AS the title, not merely IN the title. In other words, Michelle by the Beatles would qualify whereas My Michelle by G and R wouldn't.

I am not necessarily trying to go alphabetically but I started with "A" as a logical starting point but would deviate if I were in the mood for a great song. So far I have posted:

Alison- Declan McManus
Amanda- Boston
Amie- Pure Prairie League
Athena- The Who( love this song).

Hook me up guys and gals. Give me some ideas.

[mavriktu]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2e1Rpn5WGs&feature=related

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.Couldnt find any decent ones with both Simon AND Garfunkel

You know if I am suggesting,it will be oldies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wbMqRO6lnc

[Monty Ealerman]

The song "Angie", performed by the Rolling Stones, is as kind and tender a song as Mr. Jagger and Mr. Richards ever wrote together with a girl's name as the title. "Ruby Tuesday", also by the Rolling Stones, is another great and kind song. "Roxanne", by The Police, is another great song with a girl's name as the title. "Delilah", by Tom Jones, is excellent. So is "Suzanne", by Leonard Cohen. And Chuck Berry's "Maybelline" is great too. And Little Richard's "Lucille" must never be forgotten.

[Monty Ealerman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2e1R...eature=related
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.Couldnt find any decent ones with both Simon AND Garfunkel

You know if I am suggesting,it will be oldies.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wbMqRO6lnc

What about "Cecilia"?

[Monty Ealerman]

And let's please don't forget "Amanda" by Waylon Jennings.

[Ex Army MP]

Excellent choices, Monty. I had completely forgotten Angie by the Stones.

Amanda by Waylon Jennings is a great one also. Good thing he won that bet.

[2411Show]

Hello Marylou by Ricky Nelson

[Monty Ealerman]

Oh yeah, "Melissa", by the Allman Brothers.

[Monty Ealerman]

Barbara Ann, by the Beach Boys,

Billie Jean, by Michael Jackson (he should always have written songs to defend himself instead of hiring lawyers and making payoffs),

Peggy Sue, by Buddy Holly! (deserves to be bolded)

[Monty Ealerman]

"Donna", by Richie Valens.
"Ealeanor Rigby", by the Beatles.

"Maggie Mae", by the Beatles, and
"Maggie May", by Rod Stewart.

[JasperST]

"Roxanne" - The Police

[Monty Ealerman]

"Santa Lucia", sung by Ernesto Caruso. I don't know if it meets your criteria, because athough the song title is a girl's name (with honorific), the song title refers to a place named after the girl. I embedded a youtube video of it in another thread on this board, but that thread was about something very sad and serious, so rather than link to that post here, I'll just post the link to the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bdot-PCpFps

[Monty Ealerman]

"Venus", by Shocking Blue.

[Nightshift va]

Whole lotta Rosie" AC/DC
AMANDA: BOSTON
Sheri: Steven Perry
Rosanna: Toto
Veronica: Elvis Costello
Beth: Kiss sung and written by the drummer:Peter Criss
Josie: Blink 182
Norma Jean/Candle in wind: Elton John
Mary Janes last dance: Tom Petty
Janies Got a Gun: Aerosmith
I will come up with more later......
Venus: Bananna Ramma
Roxanne: The Police
Jamie's Cryin: Van Halen

[Ex Army MP]

Whole lotta Rosie" AC/DC
AMANDA: BOSTON
Sheri: Steven Perry
Rosanna: Toto
Veronica: Elvis Costello
Beth: Kiss sung and written by the drummer:Peter Criss
Josie: Blink 182
Norma Jean/Candle in wind: Elton John
Mary Janes last dance: Tom Petty
Janies Got a Gun: Aerosmith
I will come up with more later......
Venus: Bananna Ramma
Roxanne: The Police
Jamie's Cryin: Van Halen

The only thing is that the Title has to be a girl's name, not just have one in it. Therefore, I can't use songs like Jamie's crying.

Thanks for the other Declan McManus song Veronica. I remembered Alison but completely forgot Veronica. Great song.