Songs where the title is only sung once, as the last line of the song

154. "Dr. Phil" by Lil B

155. "Lose My Breath" by My Bloody Valentine

xp the last line is "in the southern cross". also, "southern cross" appears earlier in the song.

"but i was born to lose my breath"

Well I suck at life.

lil b is a good one!

156. The The - Angels Of Deception

I really want to add Lee Hazlewood's "I'm Glad I Never" but he takes a couple of lines to spit out what he's glad about, including three syllables after the titular phrase.

157

Mgła - Exercises in Futility VI

well he doesn't say "six"

maybe that doesn't count

last line is "another chapter in the handbook for exercises in futility"

Thought for a moment that the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald would be one of these, but that line somehow comes in at the centre of the song instead.

Against All Odds is a near miss, but he sings a few more words afterward

Can't believe no one has posted: HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE - The Beatles

A couple of others:
LATE FOR THE SKY - Jackson Browne
BIG CITY CAT - Steve Forbert

Can't believe nobody has posted ...(actually I can, I only noticed last week!)

Sex Pistols "I wanna be me"

er, “Here, There and Everywhere” is sung twice at the end

It isn't - "here" is missed the "first" time.

huh, thanks crap memory!

161. Nick Drake - "Harvest Breed"

162. Radiohead - Jigsaw Falling Into Place

xp last line is "And you're ready now for the harvest breed"

"Jigsaw falling into place" is also sung earlier in the song.

but the title is only sung once and it's the last words of the song, so it counts

"Jigsaw falling into place" is also sung earlier in the song.

― visiting

Crap it’s true.

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - "The One Who Got Us Out"

I swear this one has been on the tip of my tongue since the thread started, and I'm only just managing to spit it out

Sebadoh - The Freed Pig.

He actually mutters it sotto voce-like more than sings it though.

164. Patsy Cline - "A Church, a Courtroom and Then Goodbye"

Aha - Train of Thought is soo close but it has a softer repetition and then some other indistinct words

Weezer - Perfect Situation (the rubbish single version with the title shoehorned in at the end)

The Cure "A Man Inside My Mouth" sounds like it fits to me.

The "internet" says there's one more lyric during the outro ("This won't hurt at all") but I just hear a bunch of screaming.

168(?) Brandy Clark - Buried

"But I'll love you till I'm buried" is the last line.

I wonder how many songs fit the "My Name Is Jonas" pattern of having the title sung exactly twice, as the first and last lines of the song.

Simple Minds - Premonition

170(?) The Clientele: "Claire's Not Real"

I wonder how many songs fit the "My Name Is Jonas" pattern of having the title sung exactly twice, as the first and last lines of the song

"I Got Life" from the original cast album of Hair does essentially this.

Nina Simone's Hair medley, "Ain't Got No, I Got Life," strikes "I Got Life" from the beginning but leaves the one at the end, so it is sort of an example of the original format.

Which is kind of interesting bc we've already established itt that Hair already has a song that does title once at the end only, namely "Frank Mills."

Wait, brain lapse. "Frank Mills" is a different thing, it's a song with no repeating lines at all.

Oh right!