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* Paula Cole's "Tiger" opens with the line "Where do I put ''this fire''?". It's the first song on said album, too.

* Music/TheCorrs' album ''In Blue'' is named for a line from the song "Give Me A Reason."
** And their earlier ''Talk On Corners'' takes its title from a line in "Queen Of Hollywood".

* Music/CreedenceClearwaterRevival's ''Music/WillyAndThePoorBoys'' takes its name from a line in "Down on the Corner."
* Music/TheCruxshadows' ''As The Dark Against My Halo'' drops its title in the chorus of "Halo". The bridge of "Quicksilver" from the same album drops the title of their 10 years prior album ''Wishfire''.

* Music/CultureClub references the previous album ''Kissing To Be Clever'' in the song "Miss Me Blind" from ''Music/ColourByNumbers''.

* "There, There, My Dear" by Music/DexysMidnightRunners contains the title of its parent album, ''Searching For The Young Soul Rebels'' in its spoken middle section.
** ''Too-Rye-Ay'', from the bridge of "Come On Eileen".

* The title of the Music/DixieChicks' ''Taking the Long Way'' comes up in "The Long Way Around," both independent of and mashed together with the song title ("Taking the long way / Taking the long way around").

** ''When Dream And Day Unite'': "Only A Matter Of Time" ("And though the time will come when dream and day unite")

* The title of Music/JoannaNewsom's album ''The Milk-Eyed Mender'' is taken from a seemingly random lyric on the song "Sadie", a line which gains huge emphasis because of it.

* Music/CarolinePolachek's ''Desire I Want To Turn Into You'' is the chrous of "Welcome To My Island."

* Music/PorcupineTree's fifth album name, ''Stupid Dream'', is a line from the album's second song, "Piano Lessons".

** ''Burn Your Fire For No Witness'' On "White Fire":

* The video for Music/ThePostalService's "The District Sleeps Alone Tonight'' ends with the digital alarm clock display saying ''Give Up''.

* The Music/{{Nirvana}} album ''Music/{{Nevermind}}'' has its title in "Smells Like Teen Spirit" (''Oh well, whatever / Never mind'').

* In Music/{{Beck}}'s album ''Music/{{Odelay}}'', the word is used in the song "Lord Only Knows."

* Music/{{Belly}} song "Arms of Clay" from the album ''Dove'' has the lyric, "Send a dove, I leave it on the sill."

* Music/VNVNation - "Control", from ''Automatic'': "Flip the switch to '''automatic''', I want control!"

-->''Violence unimagined'', lasted for days

* Music/BillieEilish's debut album WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WERE DO WE GO? features that question in the song 'bury a friend'.

* Of Montreal's ''Skeletal Lamping'' goes a step further, being apparently taken from a line from a song on their ''previous'' full album, ''Hissing Fauna, Are You The Destroyer?'', namely "Faberge Falls For Shuggie."

* The title of "Mystery Girl," Music/RoyOrbison's final album, comes from the lyrics of the song "She's a Mystery to Me."

** ''[[LongTitle There Is a Hell, Believe Me, I've Seen It. There Is a Heaven, Let's Keep It a Secret]]'' is lifted from the hook of "Crucify Me".

* Music/HappyMondays' ''Squirrel And G-Man Twenty Four Hour Party People Plastic Face Carnt Smile (White Out)'' gets most of it's LongTitle from the full chorus of "Twenty Four Hour Party People": "Squirrel And G-Man" are never brought up though, and presumably "carnt" is supposed to be FunetikAksent for how Shaun Ryder pronounces "can't" in the song. Ironically, "24 Hour Party People" wasn't even on the original version of the album.

* Music/McFly seem to like this trope:

** "Above The Noise" appeared in the first lines of the second verse in "Shine a Light"; "Tell me can you hear my voice, loud and clear above the noise?"

* Music/Mewithoutyou's ''Catch for us the Foxes'' in the song "The Soviet".

* Music/Beastie Boys