List of songs about London

This is a list of songs about London by notable artists. Instrumental pieces are tagged with an uppercase "[I]", or a lowercase "[i]" for quasi-instrumental including non-lyrics voice samples.

Included are:

• Songs titled after London, or a location or feature of the city.
• Songs whose lyrics are set in London.

Excluded are:

• Songs where London (or parts of London) are simply name-checked (e.g. "New York, London, Paris, Munich"; lyrics of "Pop Muzik" by M).

Contents: 

• Top
• 0–9
• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

This is a dynamic list of songs and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

0–9

• "7Teen" by The Regents
• "12 Hours In Brixton" by Lisa Lashes
• "12 Strings on Carnaby Street" by Steve Morse
• "13 Chester Street" by The Pretty Things^[1]
• "13 Dead" by Benjamin Zephaniah (about the 1981 New Cross fire)
• "13 Dead (Nothing Said)" by Johnny Osbourne (about the 1981 New Cross fire)
• "15 Minutes of Fame" by Sheep on Drugs
• "18 Whitcomb Street" by Ian Whitcomb (Soho)
• "186 Goldhawk Road" by Morwell Unlimited
• "1617 Broadway" (from Mr. Wonderful (musical))
• "1940 London" by Solitaire
• "1st Transmission" by Earthling
• "2007 FPS A London Conversation" by The Clarke & Ware Experiment
• "22 Acacia Avenue" by Iron Maiden
• "22 Grand Job" by The Rakes^[2]
• "24 Minutes from Tulse Hill" by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• "The 253" by Chris T-T
• "29 Church Street" by Les Humphries Singers (Croydon)
• "3AM Eternal" by The KLF (original "Pure Trance" version)
• "30 Minutes in London" by Antoine Dufour
• "368" by Jamie T
• "The 4 Marys Go Go Dance All Night at the Groovy Cellar" by Captain Sensible
• "4AM in Leicester Square" by Jaguar
• "4.50 From Paddington" by Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley
• "5.52 From Victorloo (London Transport Suite)" by Melodi Light Orchestra Conducted By Ole Jensen (alias of Robert Farnon)
• "5,6,7,8" by Shut Up and Dance (Hackney, Stoke Newington)
• "59 Lyndhurst Grove" by Pulp (Peckham)
• "6 Horsemen (The Brixtons)" by Sleaford Mods
• "62 Brougham Road (Parts One And Two)" by The Apostles (Hackney)
• "7.10 from Suburbia" by Jackie Trent^[2]
• "71–75 New Oxford Street" by Mr. Bloe
• "85 Westbourne Terrace" [I] by Goldie & the Gingerbreads
• "853-5937" by Squeeze

A

• "'A' Bomb in Wardour Street" by The Jam
• "A Child of the Jago" by Kaiser Chiefs (named after the novel)
• "A Cockney Christmas" by Dick Emery
• "A Day in the Life" by The Beatles ("now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall" from Sgt. Pepper, 1967)
• "A Day on the Town" by Madness
• "A Foggy Day" by Lyn Collins (The Female Preacher)
• "A Foggy Day in London Town" by George and Ira Gershwin
• "A Happening London Town" by Buck Owens
• "A Holloway Person" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "A Limpet In Marshalsea" by Tim Hodgkinson
• "A London, Allons Donc" by Petula Clark
• "A Maiden Came From London Town" by Dave And Toni Arthur
• "A Mayfair Suite" by Harry Roy
• "A Merry Progress to London" by Ewan MacColl
• "A Moment On Hungerford Bridge" by Robb Johnson
• "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" by Eric Maschwitz, Manning Sherwin and Jack Strachey
• "A Room in Bloomsbury" by Twiggy and Christopher Gable (from the musical The Boyfriend)
• "A Thick, Thick Fog In London" by Jack Payne (bandleader)
• "A Transport of Delight" by Michael Flanders and Donald Swann, about a London bus
• "Abhainn an t-Sluaigh" by Runrig (The Crowded River)
• "A13" by Jah Wobble
• "A13 Trunk Road to the Sea" by Billy Bragg (Wapping, Barking, Dagenham)
• "A405" by Andy Lewis
• "Abbey Road" by Tori Amos, about the eponymous road.
• "Absolument Hyde Park" by Johnny Hallyday & The Blackburds
• "Absolutely Wrong" by Fred Chester and Tom Clare ("I'm Bertie Bright of Bond Street")
• "Acid Meets Dub in Crystal Palace" by Mad Professor
• "'Ackney Road" by Marie Lloyd, about the eponymous road.
• "Acre Lane" by The Thirst (Brixton)
• "Across the River Thames" by Elton John^[2]
• "Acton Town" by Robb Johnson
• "Acton Zulus" by Carbon/Silicon
• "Addington Shuffle" by The Drug Addix
• "Africa" by Madness (Holloway)
• "African Headcharge in the Hackney Empire" by Lee "Scratch" Perry
• "Aftermath" by R.E.M.
• "Ain't Gonna Take It" by Tom Robinson Band (Brixton)
• "Alaska Street" by Red Snapper
• "Albert and the 'Eadsman" by Marriott Edgar
• "Albert Bridge" by The Monochrome Set
• "Albion" by Babyshambles (Deptford, Catford)
• "Alicia Quays" by Jamie T
• "All Change for the Bakerloo Line" by The Pyramids and Mood Reaction
• "All Down Piccadilly" from The Arcadians (musical)
• "All Over Now" by The Cranberries
• "All Quiet on the Western Avenue" by Johnny G
• "All Roads Lead To Bow Bells" by Henry Sullivan and Desmond Carter
• "All the Umbrellas in London" by The Magnetic Fields
• "All The Way Home" by Tom Paxton
• "All the Way to Holloway" by The Priscillas
• "All the Way to Richmond" by Ed Welch
• "All the Girls Love Alice" by Elton John (line "And who could you call your friends down in Soho?")
• "All Saints Road" by Black Stalin
• "All Souls Avenue" by The Cult
• "Alperton Head Charge" by Loop Guru
• "Always New Depths" by Bloc Party ("All the pennies in the Thames..")
• "The Amazing London Town" (from The Rothschilds)
• "American Boy" by Estelle^[2]
• "The 'Ampstead Way" (from London Town)
• "Anarchy in Hackney" by Robb Johnson
• "And Don't The Kids Just Love It" by Television Personalities (Carnaby Street)
• "And God Created Brixton" by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• "An Arcade From The Warm Rain That Falls" by Comet Gain (Finsbury Park)
• "An Empty River" by Billy Jenkins
• "Ange's Song After She Crawled Through London" by Jon Langford & Kathy Acker
• "Angel" by My Life Story (set in and around Angel tube station)
• "The Angel, Highbury" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in The Highbury Working)
• "Angel Square" by Would-be-goods
• "Angels Over Kilburn" by Hope of the States
• "Animals Are Vanishing (Martian Invasion 1853)" by Silvery ("Westbourne, Effra, the Tyburn and Fleet Sewers...")
• "Another Camden Afternoon" by The Stranglers
• "Another Day Another Dollar" by Everything But The Girl
• "Another Lonely Night in Old London Town" by Lloyd Lovindeer
• "Ann Boleyn" by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee ("The bloody Tower")
• "Anna the Auctioneer" by Noël Coward
• "Any Old Iron" by Harry Champion
• "Anybody Seen My Trial?" by Beggar & Co. ("... from a board in London Town.")
• "Apples" by Ian Dury
• "'Appy in 'Ampstead" by Albert Ketelbey
• "April In Kings Cross" by The Tyrrel Corporation
• "April Shower at Kew – an Impression" by Haydn Wood
• "Arabs In 'Arrods" by Art Attacks
• "Archer Street Drag" by George Chisholm
• "Archway People" by Saint Etienne
• "Archway Towers" by New Model Army
• "Argyle Square" by Orphans & Vandals
• "Arlington Road" by Gallon Drunk
• "Arrows of Eros" by Golden Silvers
• "The Arsenal" by Blak Twang
• "The Artillery Man and the Fighting Machine" from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds
• "Artillery Row" by The Bevis Frond
• "As Dawn Breaks Over London" by Jah Wobble
• "As Real As Disneyland" by Julian Dawson
• "As The Sun Sets Over London" by Jools Holland
• "Asbestos Lead Asbestos" by World Domination Enterprises (White City)
• "Assignment London" by London Studio Group (featuring Basil Kirchin)
• "Asthma Attack" by CocknBullKid
• "At Bertram's Hotel" by Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley
• "At Ronnie's" by Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band (title references Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London)
• "At the Chime of a City Clock" by Nick Drake ("Ride the range of a London street..")
• "At the House of the Clerkenwell Kid" by The Real Tuesday Weld
• "At the Palais de Dance" by Albert Ketelbey (from A Cockney Suite)
• "At The Scene" by Dave Clark Five
• "At The Tree I Shall Suffer" by John Gay (from The Beggar's Opera – the "tree" is the Tyburn Tree gallows)
• "Autobiography Of A Crackhead" by Shut Up And Dance (the Green Man pub was in East London)
• "Autumn in London" by Tony Osborne
• "Autumn in London Town" by Norrie Paramor and his Orchestra
• "Autumngirlsoup" by Kirsty MacColl ("flying over London../crying over London..")

B

• "Back in the Old Country" by Tom Robinson (Earls Court)
• "Back to Brixton" by Hijack
• "Back To London Town" by Milton Ager, Augustus Barratt, Helen Trix and John Murray Anderson
• "Back To Mystery City" by Hanoi Rocks ("Mystery City" was a London club)
• "BAD" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Bad Day in Bow Creek" by Fad Gadget
• "The Bad Photographer" by Saint Etienne (Ladbroke Grove)
• "Bad Servant" by Gallon Drunk
• "Bad Young Brother" by Derek B
• "Bag of Dust" by The Cleaners from Venus (Liverpool Street)
• "Bakerloo" by King of Woolworths
• "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty^[2]
• "Baker Street Muse" by Jethro Tull
• "Baker Street Mystery" by Kai Winding
• "Bakerloo Blues" by Geraldo
• "Bakerloo Non-Stop" by Kenny Baker
• "Bakerloo Symphony" by Mauro Picotto
• "Baker's Treat" by Elton Dean
• "The Ball at Whitehall" from Nell Gwynne (operetta)
• "Ballad of Bethnal Green" by Paddy Roberts
• "The Ballad of Climie Fisher" by Half Man Half Biscuit
• "Ballad of London" by Alasdair Clayre
• "The Ballad of Sweeney Todd" by Stephen Sondheim
• "The Ballad of the Warrington" by The Yobs ("The Warrington" is a pub in Maida Vale)
• "Ballad of the Woggler's Mooly" by Kenneth Williams ("But the Bow Street Runners caught him, and the judge said 'He will swing'")
• "Bands From London Are Shit" by MJ Hibbett
• "The Bandstand, Hyde Park" by Haydn Wood
• "Banned From The Roxy" by Crass
• "Bank Holiday ('Appy 'Ampstead)" by Albert Ketèlbey
• "Bar Italia" by Pulp^[2]
• "Barking Park Lake" by Riff Raff
• "Barmy London Army" by Charley Harper
• "Barnes Bridge" by Harold McNair
• "Bartholomew Fair" by Vivian Ellis
• "Basement Kiss" by Elvis Costello (North End Road; Belgravia)
• "Basing Street" by Nick Lowe
• "Basing Street Leslie" by Arrows
• "Bat Out of Surbiton" by Wat Tyler
• "Bathing In The Serpentine" (from The Bing Girls Are There – a follow-up to The Bing Boys Are Here)
• "Bathtime in Clerkenwell" by The Real Tuesday Weld
• "Battersea" by Jimi Jamison
• "Battersea Bardot" by Pearlfishers
• "Battersea Bardot" by Cock Sparrer
• "Battersea Bedsitter Blues" by Peter Lundblad
• "Battersea Boys" by Chris Difford
• "Battersea Bridge Baptism" by Chris T-T
• "Battersea Moon" by Eddi Reader
• "Battersea Odyssey" by Super Furry Animals
• "Battersea Power Station" by Junior's Eyes
• "Battersea Rain Dance" by Chris Barber and his Jazzband
• "Battersea Rise" by Andy Mackay
• "The Battle of All Saints Road" by Big Audio Dynamite (a street in Ladbroke Grove)
• "The Battle of Epping Forest" by Genesis^[2]
• "Battlefield W1" by The Adicts
• "The Bay of Battersea" by George Grossmith
• "BD7" by New Model Army ("West End")
• "Beat Dis" by Bomb the Bass (some mixes)
• "Beatles Zebra Crossing?" by Shriekback
• "Beautiful Bermondsey" by Dick Emery
• "Beckton Dumps" by Humble Pie (Eat It album)
• "Bedsit City" by The Parkinsons
• "Beefeaters" by Johnny Dankworth
• "Belmont Street" by The Del-Tones
• "Behind Closed Doors of the House of Commons" by Dennis Bovell
• "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!" by The Beatles (Bishopsgate) from Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, 1967
• "Belgravia" by Ikara Colt
• "Belgravia" by Manfred Mann
• "The Belle of Barking Creek" by Paddy Roberts
• "Belle Of Chalk Farm" (from Hello Cheeky)
• "Bells Of Brixton" by Friends, Lovers & Family
• "Belmarsh" by The Business
• "Belsize Blues" by Al Stewart
• "Bench Number 3, Waterloo Station" by Claude François
• "Berkeley Mews" by The Kinks
• "Berkeley Square and Kew" (from the musical Primrose)
• "Burlington Bertie (Tramp)" by Herbie Flowers
• "Bermondsey" by Nadia Cattouse
• "Bermondsey" by Sid James (in Three Hats for Lisa)
• "Bertha from Balham" by Noël Coward
• "Berwick Street Bounce" by Diz Disley & The Soho String Quintette
• "Best Days" by Blur
• "Bethnal Green Tube Disaster" by Fad Gadget
• "Better Not Look Down" by B.B. King
• "Between the Dilly And Blue Gate Fields (City) by Jools Holland
• "Beyond The Legend of the Battersea Asparagus Triangle" by The Orb
• "Biba's Basement" by Thrashing Doves
• "Les Bicyclettes de Belsize" by Engelbert Humperdinck
• "Big Beat In London" by T La Rock
• "Big Ben" by Area-7
• "Big Ben" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Big Ben" by Denny Laine
• "Big Ben" by Frank Weir
• "Big Ben" by Roddy Frame
• "Big Ben Blues" by David Owen Norris
• "Big Ben Blues" by Ray Martin
• "Big Ben Boogie" by Winifred Atwell
• "Big Ben Dub" by Mad Professor & Scientist
• "Big Ben Gone Wrong" by Mad Professor
• "Big Black Smoke" by The Kinks
• "Big Jump at Picket's Lock" by Eddie Kidd
• "Big Punk" by Judge Dread
• "Billy Bentley" by Kilburn and the High Roads (Archway, Kilburn, Dalston, Clapham, Ealing, Covent Garden, etc.)
• "Bingo" by Madness
• "Birdcage Walk" by Arnold Steck
• "Birdcage Walk" by Martha and the Muffins
• "Birdcage Walk (Doing The)" by Jools Holland
• "Birdman of EC1" by Saint Etienne
• "Birds" by Kate Nash
• "Bish Bash Bosh" by The Cleaners from Venus (Liverpool Street)
• "The Bishop Went Down To Fulham" by Paul Brett
• "Bishops Gate" by Towers of London
• "Bitter Fingers" by Elton John (about the Denmark Street music publishing trade)
• "Black Angel" by Tom Robinson Band (Brixton, Clapham)
• "Black Boy Lane" by Babyshambles
• "Black Camels of Lavender Hill" by Kim Fowley (a street in Clapham)
• "The Black Dog" by Taylor Swift
• "Black Dr. Martens" by The Ignerents (Sloane Square)
• "The Black Grunger of Hounslow" by Kenneth Williams
• "Black London Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "The Black Rats of London" by Bruce Hornsby
• "Blackboard Jumble" by Barron Knights (Chiswick)
• "Blackditch" by Oicho (David Harrow)
• "Blackfriars Bridge" by The Men They Couldn't Hang
• "Blackheath Episode" by Storm Bugs
• "Blackwall Reach" by Saint Etienne
• "Blane Over Camden" by Egg
• "Blessbury Road" by The Fourmyula
• "Blessed" by Simon & Garfunkel^[2]
• "Blind Eye" by Hunters & Collectors
• "Blitz Babies" by Bernie Taupin
• "The Blitz in London" by Erich Wolfgang Korngold
• "Bloomsbury Blue" by Simon Nicol
• "Blue Angel" by Gene Pitney
• "Blue Day" by Suggs and Chelsea FC
• "Blue For Waterloo" by Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band
• "Blue Is The Colour" by The Chelsea Football Squad 1972
• "Blue Jeans" by Blur (Portobello Road)
• "Blue Monday" by New Order (Re-ordered mix by Paul Dakeyne)
• "Blue Piccadilly" by The Feeling
• "Blue Room in Archway" by The Boo Radleys
• "Bo Street Runner" by The Bo Street Runners
• "Boda en Londres" by Mecano
• "Boileau Road" by Spontaneous Music Ensemble
• "Bollywood to Battersea" by Babyshambles
• "Bombing of London" by The Last
• "Bond Street" by Burt Bacharach
• "Bond Street" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Bond Street Catalogues" by Andy Bell (singer)
• "Bond Street Doodle" by Roberto Delgado (alternative name for Horst Wende)
• "The Bond Street Dress Parade" by Clifford Grey (from The Bing Girls Are There – a follow-up to The Bing Boys Are Here)
• "Bond Street Parade" by John Schroeder
• "Bond Street PM" by Mood Mosaic
• "Born Slippy" by Underworld^[2]
• "Born to Be a Dancer" by Kaiser Chiefs
• "Bow Bells" by Donald Peers
• "Bow Bells" by Firebird
• "Bow Bells" by Larry Fotine
• "Bow E3" by Wiley^[2]
• "The Boy in the Paisley Shirt" by Television Personalities
• "The Boy Looked at Johnny" by The Libertines
• "Boy Meets Girl So What" by McCarthy
• "Boy Racers RM1" by The Wolfhounds
• "The Boys From Highbury" by Arsenal F.C.
• "Breakfast in Mayfair" by Fairport Convention
• "Brent Cross" by 999
• "Brick Lane" by Jools Holland
• "Brickfield Nights" by The Boys
• "Bridge St. Shuffle" by Frank Tovey
• "Bright Lights" by The Special AKA ("I got down to London and what did I see? A thousand policemen all over the street..")
• "Bright Young People" by Noël Coward ("We casually strive to keep London alive from Chelsea to Bloomsbury Square")
• "Bring Back The Routemaster" by Rukaiya Russell
• "Bring On The Funkateers" by Modern Romance
• "British Museum" by Peter Sarstedt
• "British Museum Waltz" by Sydney Carter & Jeremy Taylor
• "Brixton" by Chip Taylor & Jon Langford
• "Brixton" by The Jokers (written by Lloyd Charmers)
• "Brixton" by Rancid
• "Brixton" by Renegade Soundwave
• "Brixton" by The Straps
• "Brixton" by UK Subs
• "Brixton Baby" by DJ Maxi Jazz
• "Brixton Beat" by The Toasters
• "Brixton Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "Brixton Briefcase" by Chase & Status ft. CeeLo Green^[2]
• "Brixton Hop" by Derrick Morgan and The Kurass
• "Brixton Hundreds" by The Orb
• "Brixton Leaves" by Duke Special
• "Brixton Nights" by Crazy Pink Revolvers (featuring Stan Stammers)
• "Brixton Possee" by Mikey Dread & Roots Radics
• "Brixton Prison" by King Tubby & Scientist
• "Brixton Rocket" by The Rudies
• "Brixton Serenade" by Lloyd The Matador
• "Brixton Skank" by Trinity
• "Brixton to Harrow" by The Orb
• "Brixton Town" by The Cool Notes
• "Brixton Town Hall" by Dennis Alcapone
• "Brixton Trial & Crosses" by Rod Taylor ft. Prince Hammer
• "Broadcasting House" by George Posford
• "Broadwater Farm" by Junior Delgado
• "Brockwell Park" by Red House Painters
• "Broken Piano" by Frank Turner
• "Bromley Common" by The End
• "Brompton Oratory" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds^[1][2]
• "Brook Green Suite" by Gustav Holst
• "Brooklyn To Brixton" by Freq Nasty
• "Broomhouse Road" by The Dash
• "Brother Toby Is A Movie From London" by I-Roy
• "Buck on Fulham Broadway" by Pezband
• "Buckingham Palace" by A. A. Milne (performed by Harold Fraser-Simson among others)
• "Buckingham Palace" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Buckingham Palace" by Canibus
• "Buckingham Palace" by Dillinger
• "Buckingham Palais" by Bobby Crush
• "The Buddha Of Suburbia" by David Bowie
• "Buk-In-Hamm Palace" by Peter Tosh^[2]
• "Bullen Street Blues" by Brunning Sunflower Blues Band (featuring Bob Brunning)
• "Bunny Club" by Polly Scattergood
• "Burberry Blue Eyes" by Razorlight
• "Burghley Road" by Writing on the Wall
• "Burning The Boats" by Madness ("The Government have announced that London Bridge is to be sold...")
• "The Burchells of Battersea Rise" by Noël Coward
• "Burlington Arcade" by Rick Wakeman & Adam Wakeman
• "Burlington Bertie from Bow" by Ella Shields
• "Burlington Bertie" by Vesta Tilley
• "Berlington Bertie from Bow" by Ella Shields
• "Burn Down The Kings Road" by Warfare
• "Busdriver" by Kitto (about taking the 73 bus from Euston to Stoke Newington)
• "Bus Driver's Prayer" by Ian Dury^[3]
• "Bus Number 13" by Louis Philippe
• "Bus Stop In Fulham" by Robb Johnson
• "Business Girls" by Madeleine Dring
• "The Busy Streets of London" by Nicholas Phipps and Geoffrey Wright
• "Buying Up Bond Street" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "By A Piccadilly Cab-Stand" from A Princess of Kensington
• "By Piccadilly Station I Sat Down and Wept" by Tracey Thorn
• "By The Sea" by Suede

C

• "C.I.D." by UK Subs
• "Cable St. Blues" by Evans The Death
• "Cafe Royal Waltz" by Ron Goodwin
• "Caledonian Society of London" by Jimmy Shand
• "Calling a Friend" by A Friend in London
• "Camberwell Carrot" by Dub Pistols
• "Camberwell Carrots" by Jehst
• "Camberwell Skies" by Basement Jaxx
• "Camden" by State of Grace
• "Camden Bounce" by Big Jay McNeely
• "Camden Dance Party" by Andy Lewis
• "Camden Road Station" by Andy Roberts
• "The Camden Tandem" by Soft Machine
• "Camden Town" by Matt Finish
• "Camden Town" by Suggs
• "Camden Town Rain" by Mary Lou Lord
• "The Camera Eye" by Rush ("Mist in the streets of Westminster..")
• "Can U Dance (Noise Boys Remix)" By Fast Eddie & Kenny "Jammin" Jason
• "Can You Keep A Secret" by Brother Beyond (Silvertown)
• "A Canadian in Mayfair" by Wally Stott
• "Canary Wharf" by Jools Holland
• "Candy" by Robbie Williams (Brixton)
• "Cane Hill" by Anne Clark
• "Capital Radio" by The Clash
• "Capital Radio Rock" by Sir Coxson Sound
• "Car Trouble" by Adam and the Ants
• "Cardboard Box City" by The Levellers
• "Cardboard City" by B.B. Seaton
• "Cardboard City" by Bob Hall (musician)
• "Cardboard City" by Huw Lloyd-Langton
• "Cardboard City" by Jah Warrior presents Hughie Izachaar
• "Cardboard City" by Mama's Boys
• "Cardboard Town" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "Carnaby Chick" by Don Lusher
• "Carnaby Smooth" by Teenage Filmstars
• "Carnaby Street" by Andy Fisher [de]
• "Carnaby Street" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Carnaby Street" by Booker T. & the M.G.'s
• "Carnaby Street" by Carl Levey (reggae tune featuring The Cimarons)
• "Carnaby Street" by The Jam
• "Carnaby Street" by John Addison
• "Carnaby Street" by Louis Bellson
• "Carnaby Street" by Peggy March
• "Carnaby Street Parade" by Bob Miller and the Millermen
• "Carnival In Brixton" by Hugh Masakela
• "Carry On, London" by Billy Cotton
• "Carry On London" by Edward Woodward
• "Casualty" by Visage (references the Tube)
• "Carrion" by British Sea Power
• "Caxton Hall Swing" by Louis Bellson and his Big Band
• "Cemeteries of London" by Coldplay (from Viva La Vida, 2008)
• "Cenotaph/Letter From Amsterdam" by Chris Rea
• "Centre Court" by Ray Ellington
• "Central London Hatchery" by Orlando Allen
• "Chalice in the Palace" by U-Roy
• "Chalk Farm Special" by Niney & Ken Elliott
• "Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green" by Lionel Monckton
• "The Challenge – SW 19" by Harold Faltermeyer
• "Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)" by Spandau Ballet ("Greek Street. Le Beat Route.")
• "Chaos" by 4 Skins ("..trouble East London..")
• "Chaos Down in Soho" by Sleaford Mods
• "Chapel Market" by Animals That Swim
• "Chapel Street Market 9 am" by The Sabres of Paradise
• "Charing Cross" by Catapilla
• "Charles Windsor" by McCarthy (Trafalgar Square)
• "Charlotte Street" by Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
• "Chase Side Shoot-Up" by Brian Bennett (Chase Side is in Enfield)
• "Checking Out Of London" by John Hackett
• "Cheer Up London" by Slaves
• "Chel-Sea Of Blue" by Ron Harris
• "Chelsea" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Chelsea" by Mike & Bernie Winters
• "Chelsea at Midnight" by Acker Bilk
• "Chelsea Beat" by The Flying Dutchmen (featuring Pete Moore (composer))
• "Chelsea Blue Beat" by Laurel Aitken & The Shed Enders
• "Chelsea Boot" by The Shadows
• "Chelsea Bridge" by Billy Strayhorn (a jazz standard)
• "Chelsea By Night" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Chelsea China" by Cliff Adams Singers
• "Chelsea Cowgirls" by Duffo
• "Chelsea Dagger" by The Fratellis
• "Chelsea Dawn" by Syd Dale
• "Chelsea Embankment" by Nikki Sudden
• "Chelsea Girl" by Ride
• "Chelsea Girl" by Simple Minds^[2]
• "Chelsea Girl (2007)" by The Loves
• "Chelsea Guitar" by Blueboy
• "Chelsea Kids" by Heavy Metal Kids
• "Chelsea Lady" by Harpo
• "Chelsea Love Poem" by Jeremy Taylor
• "Chelsea Lover" by David A. Stewart
• "Chelsea Monday" by Marillion
• "Chelsea Nightclub" by The Members
• "Chelsea Reach" by John Ireland (from Three London Pieces)
• "The Chelsea Reach" by Milton Ager and John Murray Anderson
• "The Chelsea Sky" by Nick Heyward
• "The Chelsea Walk" by Ocean Colour Scene
• "Chelsea Wallpaper" by The Blue Aeroplanes
• "The Children of Waterloo Square" by The Cleaners from Venus (Camberwell)
• "A Child's London – Six Pieces for Piano" by Richard Edward Wilson
• "Chimes of Big Ben" by The Times
• "Chiswick Flyover" by Chick Churchill
• "Chiswick High Road Blues" by If
• "Christmas at Hampton Court" from Rex (musical)
• "Christmas in London" by Julia Fordham
• "Christmas Lights" by Coldplay ("Took my feet to Oxford Street")
• "Christmas Time in London Town" by Nina & Frederik
• "Christopher Robin at Buckingham Palace" by Ann Stephens
• "Circle Line" by Carmel
• "Circle Line Blues" by The Overlanders
• "Circumstances" by Rush
• "Cities" by Talking Heads
• "The City" by Ed Sheeran^[2]
• "City of Blinding Lights" by U2^[4]
• "City of London" by Douglas Gamley
• "City of London" by The Mekons
• "City on Fire/Final Sequence" by Stephen Sondheim (from the musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street)
• "City Of The Dead" by The Clash
• "Clapham Junction" by Alan Haven & Tony Crombie
• "Clapham Junction" by Norma Tanega
• "Clapham Junction" by Toyah
• "Clapham South" by Gonzalez
• "Clark Gable" by The Postal Service
• "Clash City Rockers" by The Clash
• "Clayhill Dub" by Caustic Window ("Clayhill" is in Kingston)
• "Clerkenwell Polka" by Madness (The Liberty of Norton Folgate)
• "Clerkenwell Sound" by Liquid (musician)
• "Climb The Apples" by Bob Wallis
• "Clock Tower Power" by Billy Jenkins (musician) (about Lewisham Clock Tower)
• "Close To You" by Maxi Priest
• "Clown of London" from Kean (musical)
• "Clubland" by Elvis Costello
• "The Co-Communists" by Noël Coward
• "Cockaigne (in London Town)" by Edward Elgar
• "Cockney" by Sonique (musician)
• "The Cockney Amorist" by John Betjeman
• "Cockney and Yardee" by Dominique And Peter Metro
• "Cockney Bill of London Town" by Harry Champion
• "Cockney Black" by Eddy Grant
• "Cockney Capers" by Julian Vincent & Keith Nichols
• "Cockney Cowboy" by Dennis Waterman
• "Cockney Kids are Innocent" by Sham 69
• "The Cockney Lover (Lambeth Walk)" by Albert Ketèlbey
• "Cockney Mystic" by Robert Coyne & Jaki Liebezeit
• "Cockney Rebel" by Ena Baga
• "The Cockney Rhyming Slang Song" by Chas & Dave
• "Cockney Rhythm" by Rebel MC
• "Cockney Sparrers" by Tony Russell (from the musical The Matchgirls)
• "Cockney Sparrow" by Syd Dale
• "Cockney Translation" by Smiley Culture^[2]
• "Cockneytouch" by Magnetic (David Harrow)
• "A Cockney's Life For Me" by George Grossmith
• "Cold Kilburn Rain" by Nick Saloman Mary Lou Lord
• "Cold Harbour Lane" by Matthew Fisher
• "Cold Old London" by Rod Stewart
• "Coldharbour Lane" by The Quireboys
• "Coldharbour Lane" by Tom Robinson
• "Columbia" by Oasis (about the Columbia hotel in London) from Definitely Maybe 1994
• "Come Again" by Truman & Wolff featuring Steel Horses
• "Come Back, Be Here" by Taylor Swift
• "Come Back To Camden" by Morrissey
• "Come Back To Croydon" by Brian Auger
• "Come On" by New Power Generation
• "Come on And Get Some" by Cookie Crew
• "Come Round London" (from The Bing Boys Are Here)
• "Coming From London" by Richie Rich (the British producer not the American rappers)
• "Coming To America" by The System ("Hyde Park")
• "Common People" by Pulp^[1]
• "Conspiracy" by State of Grace
• "Contact London" by Lab 4
• "Constitution Hill" by Billy Bragg
• "Conversation Off Floral Street" by The Zombies
• "Cooks Ferry Parade" by Freddy Randall
• "Cooksferry Queen" by Richard Thompson
• "Cool For Cats" by Squeeze (Heathrow,Wandsworth (prison), etc.)
• "Cool Runnings Inna W11 Area" by Aswad
• "The Corner Of Wimpole Street" (from Robert and Elizabeth)
• "Corsham Street" by Howard Skempton
• "The Coster Girl in Paris" by Marie Lloyd (Hackney Road etc.)
• "The Coster's Serenade" by Albert Chevalier and John Crook ("Down at the Welsh 'Arp, which is 'Endon way")
• "Cosy Cafe" by Saint Etienne (about a café in Lee Valley, East London)
• "Cotton Comes To Harlesden" by Joseph Cotton, Massive Horns & The A Class Crew
• "The Council Schools Are Good Enough for Me" by Percy Morris and Malcolm Ives
• "Covent Garden" by Eric Coates (from London Suite)
• "Covent Garden" by Leslie Bricusse (from Three Hats for Lisa)
• "Covent Garden Starts Early" by Johnny Scott
• "Crane River Woman" by Crane River Jazz Band (featuring Ken Colyer and Monty Sunshine)
• "Cranley Gardens" by Bill Pritchard
• "Cranley Gardens" by I Start Counting
• "Craven Park Dub" by The Revolutionaries
• "Crawling up a Hill" by John Mayall
• "The Cricket Champions (West Indies v. M.C.C. 1954)" by Lord Beginner
• "Cricklewood"/"The Cricklewood Shakedown" by The Goodies
• "Cricklewood" by Johnny McEvoy
• "Cricklewood" by Snuff
• "Cries of London" by Luciano Berio
• "Cripplegate" by Johnny Parker (jazz pianist)
• "Cristal Palace" by Jeane Manson
• "Cromer Aroma" by Phil Daniels + the Cross (about Cromer Street, King's Cross)
• "The Crooked Beat" by The Clash ("..across the river to South London..")
• "Cross the Line" by Pocketbooks
• "Croydon" by Captain Sensible
• "Cross Eyed Mary" by Jethro Tull
• "Crushed Bones" by Why?^[2]
• "Crystal Palace" by The Bible
• "Cunt London" by Sleeper
• "Custer Firkinshaw" by Ross MacManus (Fleet Street)
• "Cutty Sark" by Jonah Jones

D

• "Dagenham Dave" by Morrissey
• "Dagenham Dave" by The Stranglers
• "The Dalston Shroud" by Sand
• "Damn Good Show" by Noël Coward ("Everyone in London likes a damn good show")
• "Dancing on Frith Street" by Bill Bruford's Earthworks
• "Dandy on the Circle Line" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "Dans La Prison De Londres" by Louise Forestier
• "Dans Les Rues De Londres" by Mylène Farmer (In The Streets of London)
• "Dark Streets of London" by The Pogues
• "Davy" by Danny Wilson
• "Day by Day" by Generation X (Circle Line)
• "Day on the Town" by Madness
• "Days of Fire" by Nitin Sawhney featuring Natty
• "Dead End Street" by The Kinks (about a bedsit in Kentish Town)
• "The Dead Girls of London" by Frank Zappa
• "Dead London" by Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds
• "Dear Old Carnaby Street" by Leslie Crowther
• "Dear Old London Town" A. Baldwin Sloane, John Kendrick Bangs and Roderic C. Penfield
• "Dear Old Shepherds Bush" by Clifford Grey (from the revue The Bing Boys Are Here)
• "Dear River Thames" by Richard Digance
• "Death At The Tower" by John Fox (composer, arranger, conductor)
• "Debris" by The Faces
• "Deceives The Eye" by Madness (West End)
• "Decline and Fall of the Clerkenwell Kid" by The Real Tuesday Weld
• "Dedicated Follower of Fashion" by The Kinks
• "Deep Kick" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
• "Deer Park" by The Fall ("I took a walk down West 11")
• "Delancey Street...The Theme" by Ballistic Brothers
• "Denmark Street" by Cleaners From Venus
• "Denmark Street" by The Kinks
• "Deptford Broadway Boogie" by Jools Holland
• "Deptford Days" by David Knopfler
• "Deptford Market" by Billy Jenkins (musician)
• "Der King Von Soho" by Grethe & Jørgen Ingmann
• "Der Willy Von Piccadilly" by Eve Boswell
• "Destination London" by Betty Roe
• "Dettwork Southeast" by Blak Twang^[2]
• "The Devil Went Down to Brixton" by Jim Davidson
• "Diamonds in the Dark" by Mystery Jets (includes the line "We would live on Delancey Street", a road in Camden)
• "Diane From Manchester Square" by Tommy Roe
• "Dick Turpin Suite" by Johnny Pearson
• "Dick-a-Dum-Dum (King's Road)" by Jim Dale
• "Dickens of London" by Ron Goodwin and his Concert Orchestra
• "Did You Go Down Lambeth Way?" by Noel Gay
• "Did You See The Crowd in Piccadilly" by George Formby Snr
• "Difficult Fun" by The Slits
• "The Dilly" by Music Machine With Patti Boulaye
• "Dilly Boys" by The Libertines
• "Ding Walls" by Mark Murphy (singer)
• "Dinner at the Ritz" by City Boy
• "Dirtee Cash" by Dizzee Rascal
• "Dirty Girls" by UK Subs
• "Dirty Water" by The Inmates (originally about the River Charles and Boston, USA, this version is about the Thames and London)
• "Discover London City" by Jah Thomas
• "Disgusted E7" by The Wolfhounds
• "District Line" by MC Tali
• "District Line" by Milburn
• "Districts" by Clifford Grey and A. W. Parry (references Maida Vale, Hammersmith, Battersea, etc.)
• "Docklands Blues" by Ed Ball
• "Docklands Renewed" by British Sea Power
• "Dr Jekyll And Hyde Park" by The Mohawks
• "Do The Right Thing" by Redhead Kingpin and the F.B.I.
• "Do The Strand" by Roxy Music
• "Do You Come Here Often?" by The Tornados ("see you down the 'Dilly")
• "Do You Really Like It?" by DJ Pied Piper and the Masters of Ceremonies
• "(Do You Remember) The Saturday Gigs?" by Mott The Hoople
• "Dogs" by The Who (White City dog-track)
• "Doin' Our Own Dang" by Jungle Brothers and Monie Love
• "Dolphin Square" by David Devant & His Spirit Wife
• "Dolly Birds & Spies" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "Doesn't Rain in London" by Isaac Hayes
• "Don't Bring Lulu" by Dorothy Provine
• "Don't Go Back to Dalston" by Razorlight
• "Don't Go To Soho" by Russ Ballard & The Barnet Dogs
• "Don't Let Dem Fool You" by Blak Twang (Harlesden, East Dulwich)
• "Don't Lose Your Heart In London Town" by Kevin Peek
• "Don't Make Fun of the Festival" by Noël Coward (1951 Festival of Britain on the South Bank)
• "Don't Try To Lay No Boogie on the King of Rock And Roll" by Long John Baldry (Wardour Street)
• "Donald Where's Your Troosers?" by Andy Stewart ("I went down to London Town/And I had some fun in the underground")
• "Dopamine Clouds Over Craven Cottage" by Stars of the Lid
• "Dorchester Hotel" by The Sounds
• "The Double Deckers" by The Double Deckers
• "A Dove Flew Down From The Elephant/The Little Boy in the Castle" by The Style Council
• "Down at Our Battersea Boozer" by Monica Rose
• "Down at the Harbour" by Gallon Drunk
• "Down at the Ritz" by Speed Limit
• "Down at the Vortex" by Yellow Dog
• "Down Below" by Sydney Carter ("It isn't hard to tell, down below, if it's Bow or Clerkenwell, down below")
• "Down in Drury Lane" by Paddy Roberts
• "Down In Soho" by Syd Dale
• "Down in the Tube Station at Midnight" by The Jam^[2]
• "Down on London" by The Wildhearts
• "Down on the Underground" by Alan Hull
• "Down Petticoat Lane" by Richard Digance
• "Down Street" by Steve Hackett
• "Down the Apples 'n' Pears" from Sherlock Holmes: The Musical
• "Down the Lane" by Lionel Bart (about Petticoat Lane)
• "Down to London" by Joe Jackson
• "Down Vauxhall Way" by John Hanson
• "Downing Street Dub" by Peter Hunningale
• "Downing Street Kindling" by Larrikin Love
• "Downing Street Rock" by Dennis Bovell
• "Down With the Whole Darn Lot" by Noël Coward ("Down with the Garrick Club and Kensington Museum")
• "Dreadnought Seamen's Hospital" by Billy Jenkins
• "Dream" by Dizzee Rascal
• "The Drinking Song of the Merchant Bankers" by McCarthy
• "Driving in My Car" by Madness^[3]
• "The Drummer And the Cook (Cockney Air)" by Harry Belafonte
• "Drums Over London" by Disco Zombies
• "Du" by Cro (singer)
• "Du Cane Road" by Topper Headon
• "Duchess of Duke Street" by Alexander Faris (Duke Street, Marylebone)
• "Dub Conference In London" by The Simeons (reggae)
• "Duffer St. George" by The Fiery Furnaces
• "Duke of Earlsfield" by Sabres of Paradise
• "The Duke of Seven Dials" by George Grossmith
• "Dumb Waiters" by Psychedelic Furs
• "Dungeon Town" by The Brotherhood
• "Dustman in Chiswick" by Spike Milligan with Jeremy Taylor
• "D'Ya Like Scratchin'" by Malcolm McLaren

E

• "E3 Symphony" by Kenny Wellington (of Light of the World (band))
• "Ealing Comedy" by Soft Machine
• "Earl of Kennington" by Portion Control
• "The Earl of Walthamstowe" by The Bevis Frond
• "Earlies" by Trashcan Sinatras
• "Earls Court Blues" by Barry Crocker
• "Earls Court Breakdown" by Alan Tunbridge ft Wizz Jones
• "The Earl's Court Case" by Steve Swindells
• "Earl's Sluice" by Oicho (David Harrow)
• "Earthquake in Westminster" by Ras Tekla & Black Roots (band)
• "East Acton Action" by Alternative TV
• "East End" by Cockney Rejects
• "East End Babylon" by Cockney Rejects
• "East End Ding Dong" by Richard Digance
• "East End Girl" by Cock Sparrer
• "East End Kids" by The Ejected
• "East Sheen" by 'O' Level
• "East Side Struttin'" by Steve Marriott
• "East Stratford Too-Doo" by Mike Westbrook
• "Eastbound Train" by Dire Straits (New Cross Station, Mile End Road, Central line, etc.)
• "'EastEnders' Theme" by Simon May
• "Easy Street, SE17" by Nine Below Zero
• "EC 4" by The Flys
• "Ecstasy (Wherever You May Be)" by Adrenalin M.O.D. (mentions various acid house nights from 1988 nearly all of them in London)
• "E Equals MC2" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Edgware Station" by Edward Bear
• "Edge of Everything" by Colour Me Wednesday ("The M25 hems us in"; about Uxbridge)
• "Edmonton Green" by Chas & Dave
• "Eel Pie Memories" by Downliners Sect
• "Effra" by Oicho (David Harrow)
• "Eight Miles High" by The Byrds^[1][2]
• "El Morocco Tea Rooms" by Ron Goodwin
• "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant^[2]
• "Electric Avenue" by Renaissance
• "Elegy (Thoughts on Passing the Cenotaph)" by Albert Ketelbey
• "Elephants And Castles" by George Martin
• "Elgin Avenue" by Tom Robinson Band
• "Elgin Mansions" by Rick Wakeman
• "Elm Grove Window" by The Clientele
• "Elm Park Tramp" by Wat Tyler
• "Elvaston Place" by Al Stewart
• "Emit Remmus" by Red Hot Chili Peppers
• "Encore" by Tongue 'n' Cheek
• "The Engine Driver Song" by Television Personalities (Liverpool Street)
• "England" by Jehst ("Trapped in the Capital..")
• "England" by The National
• "England Belongs To Me" by Cock Sparrer (originally London Belongs..)
• "England 2 Colombia 0" by Kirsty MacColl ("in a pub in Belsize Park")
• "England's Glory" by Max Wall and Ian Dury
• "England Swings" by Roger Miller (mentions Westminster Abbey, and Big Ben) 1965
• "Er Wollte Nach London" by Udo Lindenberg
• "Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West)" by Benny Hill (references Teddington)
• "Escape From Kilburn" by Miranda Sex Garden
• "The Eton Rifles" by The Jam (House of Commons)
• "Europa & The Pirate Twins" by Thomas Dolby
• "European Blueboy" by The Mamas & The Papas (Soho)
• "Euston Station" by Barbara Ruskin
• "Euston Station" by The Oyster Band
• "Evening In London" from Follow That Girl
• "Event#5 (Mortlake Mooch)" by Sphincter Ensemble (featuring John Gustafson (musician)
• "Every Little Movement" by Karl Hoschna and Otto Harbach ("Up to the West End, right in the Best End, straight from the country came Miss Maudie Brown")
• "Every Loser in London" by Bill Pritchard
• "Everybody Salsa" by Modern Romance ("Now this ain't Puerto Rico, this is London E18")
• "Everything Eventually" by Appleton ('Let's go fly a kite on Primrose Hill')
• "Everything's Changed (Since You've Been To London)" by Kingmaker
• "The Evil Eye" by Joe Jackson ('I got a job in S.E. 15')
• "Ex-Cable Street" by The Wolfhounds
• "Excuse Me" by Wreckless Eric (Wandsworth, Waterloo, Clapham)
• "Exiting Hyde Park Towers" by Paul Smith (rock vocalist) & Peter Brewis
• "Exodus From Bromley" by Billy Jenkins (musician)
• "Eyeless in Holloway" by Johnny Flynn

F

• "Faces of London" by Magna Carta
• "Fairytales in Feltham" by Robb Johnson
• "Fait Divers De Londres" by Jeane Manson
• "Fake Plastic Trees" by Radiohead^[2]
• "A Fallen Star" by Albert Chevalier and Alfred H. West ("Thirty years ago I was a fav'rite at the Vic")
• "Fallin" by Adam and the Ants ("at The Screen on the Green")
• "Family of Noise" by Adam and The Ants ("in Croydon")
• "Fanlight Fanny" by Clinton Ford
• "Fans" by Kings of Leon
• "Father Christmas Down Hounslow High Street by Robb Johnson
• "Father Thames" by Ivor Novello
• "The Fear And Loathing in Tollington Park Rag" by Caravan (Finsbury Park)
• "The Fear of London" by Kelli Ali
• "Feed the Birds" by Sherman Brothers (from Mary Poppins)
• "Feltham Is Singing Out" by Hard-Fi
• "Festival Hall" by Tito Burns
• "Fifty Two Stations" by Robyn Hitchcock (refers to the Northern line)
• "Finchley Central" by New Vaudeville Band
• "Finchley Girl" by The Drivers (featuring Nick Van Eede)
• "Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be" by Lionel Bart
• "Finsbury Park, Café 67" by Candy Dulfer
• "Fire/Bombing London" by John Murphy
• "Fire of London" by Grace
• "First Day in London" by Denny Laine
• "First Night Back in London" by The Clash
• "Fish Island" by Jimpster
• "Fitzrovia" by Gravenhurst
• "Five Get Over Excited" by The Housemartins ("I am a guy from Camden Town.")
• "Five Nights of Bleeding" by Poet and the Roots ("right up Railton Road..." [Brixton])
• "Flames of Brixton" by Angelic Upstarts
• "Fleet Street" by Fist
• "Fleet Street" by Rico's Combo
• "Fleet Street Cover Up" by Dennis Bovell
• "Fleet Street Lightning" by Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen
• "Flightpath Estate" by Sabres of Paradise
• "Fly Away" by 5 Seconds of Summer
• "Fog In London" by Lafayette Leake
• "Fog On The Tyne (Revisited)" by Gazza (Paul Gascoigne) & Lindisfarne (band)
• "Fogg's in Yokohama (Reform Club)/San Francisco: Barbary Coast Saloon" (from Around the World in 80 Days)
• "A Foggy Day in London Town" by George and Ira Gershwin
• "Foggy Old London" by Jimmy Martin
• "The Followers" by Fosca ("On a wet day in Whetstone..")
• "Food For Thought" by Barron Knights (The Angel/Smithfield)
• "The Fool on the Hill" by The Beatles^[2]
• "For the Girl" by The Fratellis
• "For Tomorrow" by Blur^[2] (Westway, Emperor's Gate, Primrose Hill)
• "Forest Gate Rock" by Lester Sterling
• "Forever Autumn" by Justin Hayward
• "Fortis Green" by Dave Davies
• "Forty Fahsend Fevvers on a Frush" by The Billy Cotton Band
• "Four Aces" by King Tubby, about the club.
• "Four Skinny Indie Kids" by Half Man Half Biscuit
• "Fourteen Hour Technicolour Dream" by The Syn (about Alexandra Palace)
• "Fracas at Drury Lane" from Kean (musical)
• "France" by The Libertines
• "Francis Drake Bowls Club" by Billy Jenkins (this club is in Brockley, SE4)
• "Freedom Come Freedom Go" by The Fortunes
• "Freestyle F64" by Lowkey
• "Friday Hill" by Edwards Hand
• "From Chelsea Green to Brighton Beach" by The Times
• "From London to Chicago" by Wild Bob Burgos (from Matchbox (band)) & The Dreadnoughts
• "From London With Love" by Honey Boy
• "From Marble Arch To Leicester Square" by Peter Greenwell
• "From Meadow to Mayfair"[I] by Eric Coates
• "From Newport To London" by Basia
• "From Sivertown" by Jah Wobble
• "From The City to the Isle of Dogs" by Frank Tovey
• "From The South" by Cookie Crew
• "From Wimbledon With Love" by The Wombles
• "Frumpies Forever" by Frumpies
• "Fulham Blues" by The Call
• "Fulham Court" by The Faith Brothers^[5]
• "Fulham Stomp" by Fulham F.C.
• "Fun City" by Alternative TV, about Deptford.
• "Fun in Camden" by The Mental
• "Funky Bayswater" by The Squires
• "Funky Frith Street" by Gonzalez
• "Funky London" by Albert King
• "Funky London" by Houston Person
• "Funky London Childhood" by Marc Bolan and T. Rex
• "Funky Nassau" by The Beginning of the End

G

• "Gabrielle" by The Nips
• "Galang" by M.I.A.^[2]
• "Gasoline Alley" by Rod Stewart
• "Gates of the West" by The Clash (Camden Town)
• "Gautrey Road Style" by Mad Professor & Jah Shaka
• "The Gay Cavalieros (The Story So Far...)" by Steve Wright
• "Gee Street" by Stereo MCs
• "Generations of Love" by Boy George
• "Gentleman of the Park" by Les Reed (songwriter) & Barry Mason (Belsize Park)
• "Geoffrey Ingram" by Television Personalities
• "Gertcha" by Chas and Dave
• "Get Me to the Church on Time" by Alan Jay Lerner ("London is waking, daylight is breaking")
• "Get Out of London" by Intaferon
• "Get Out of London" by London
• "Get Outta London" by Aztec Camera
• "Ghost in the Strand" by Sting (B-side to Englishman in New York, 1988)
• "The Ghost of Limehouse Cut" by Cathal Coughlan
• "Ghost of Westminster" by TV Smith
• "The Ghosts of Cable Street" by The Men They Couldn't Hang (about the Battle of Cable Street)
• "Ghosts of Ladbroke Grove" by Killing Joke
• "The Ghosts of Oxford Street" by Malcolm McLaren
• "Ghosts of Princes in Towers" by Rich Kids
• "Gilbert Street" by Sweet Thursday
• "Gilbert the Filbert" by Basil Hallam ("...the pride of Piccadilly...")
• "Gina in the Kings Road" by Al Stewart
• "Ginsberg From Scotland Yard" by Belle Baker
• "Girl from London" by Blue Cheer
• "The Girl From London" by Dorothy Reynolds and Julian Slade (from the musical Free As Air)
• "Girl VII" by Saint Etienne (lists numerous London locations)
• "The Girl Who Had Everything" by Television Personalities (The Blitz Club, The Ritz)
• "Give Me A Cockney Song" by Bernie Winters
• "Give Me Back What's Mine" by Gallon Drunk (about the Northern line of the London Underground)
• "Give My Regards to Leicester Square" by Victoria Monks
• "Give Us Back Our Cheap Fares" by Bananarama & Fun Boy Three
• "Glamorous Glue" by Morrissey ("London is dead...")
• "Glasgow Girl" by Rodney Crowell (Camden Town)
• "GLC" by Menace
• "Glory Boys" by Secret Affair
• "Glory Glory Man United" by Manchester United FC ('Wembley' part of the song)
• "Glory Glory Tottenham Hotspur" by Chas & Dave ft Tottenham Hotspur
• "The Glory of Kilburn" by Matthew Strachan
• "Gloucester Road" by Special Needs (or The Needs)
• "Go Ahead London" by The Rapino Brothers Versus Trip Ship
• "Go For It" by Coventry City FC
• "Goblin" by Tyler the Creator
• "God (London)" by Simon Le Bon
• "The Godfrey Brothers" by Comet Gain (West Hampstead)
• "Going Back To London" by Don Partridge
• "Going West" by The Members ('The Westway...The Bush' etc.)
• "Golden Square"[I] by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in Angel Passage)^[6]
• "Golden Walks of London" by The Bevis Frond
• "Goldhawk Road" by Dustin's Bar Mitzvah
• "Good Groove" by Derek B
• "Good Life" by OneRepublic
• "Good Morning Britain" by Aztec Camera ('where the Thames does flow'/'the underground's just a stop away')
• "Good Old Arsenal" by Arsenal FC
• "Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy" by Queen (from A Day at the Races, 1977)
• "Goodbye London Town" by Sigmund Romberg
• "Goodbye Nashville, Hello Camden Town" by Chilli Willi and the Red Hot Peppers
• "Goodbye Piccadilly" by The Times
• "Goodbye Post Office Tower Goodbye" by Cressida
• "Goodbye Upton Park" by Cockney Rejects
• "Got To Keep On" by Cookie Crew
• "Govt. Dirty Tricks Dept. WC1" by Captain Sensible
• "GPO Tower" by Dudley Moore Trio
• "Grace" by Florence and the Machine (Camberwell)
• "Graftin'" by Dizzee Rascal ("sky looks grey in London city")
• "Grand Union Canal" by Gallon Drunk
• "Grate Fire of London" by Here & Now
• "The Great Fire of London" by Vice Squad
• "The Great London Traffic Warden Massacre" by Morcheeba
• "The Greater London Radio" by Hefner^[2]
• "Greatest Cockney Rip-Off" by Cockney Rejects
• "Greek Street" by Bill Pritchard
• "Greek Street, Soho" by John Scott
• "Green Fields" by The Good, the Bad & the Queen
• "Green Line Bus" by Splinter
• "The Green Man" by Shut Up and Dance (duo) (The Green Man was a pub in Dalston, north London)
• "Green Park" by Anthony Adverse
• "Green Park Blues" by Kate St John
• "Green Park Saturday" by The Bevis Frond
• "Green Park Station" by Earth and Fire
• "Green Street Green" by New Vaudeville Band
• "Greenwich Chorus" by Peter Howell
• "Greenwich Fair" by Ian Campbell Folk Group
• "Greenwich Meantime" by Daddy Longlegs
• "Greenwich Meantime" by Graham Bonnet
• "Greenwich One Way System" by Billy Jenkins
• "Greetings from Shitsville" by The Wildhearts^[2]
• "Grief Came Riding" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
• "Grigio Di Londra (Good Old London Town)" by Sergio Franchi
• "Groovin' At The Cue" by Dandy Livingstone ('The Cue' was a West Indian nightclub in late 1960s London)
• "Groveley Road" by Saint Etienne
• "Growing Up in Bromley" by Billy Jenkins
• "The Grunwick Affair" by Dennis Bovell^[2]
• "Guildhall Fanfare" by Douglas Gamley
• "The Guns of Brixton" by The Clash^[2]
• "Guts of London" by Cindytalk

H

• "The Hackney Five" by Graham Collier
• "Hackney (Suffer Little Children)" by Creaming Jesus
• "Hainault Via Newbury Park" by Doug Boyle
• "Hairdresser on Fire" by Morrissey (Sloane Square)
• "Half a Person" by The Smiths
• "Half Caste" by Thin Lizzy (Brixton)
• "Half Moon Street" by Count Basie
• "Half Moon Street" by Pete & The Pirates
• "Hammersmith" by The Transmitters
• "Hammersmith Guerilla" by Third World War (band)
• "Hammersmith Odeons" by Patrik Fitzgerald
• "Hammersmith Palais" by Demolition 23
• "Hammersmith Riff" by Vic Lewis
• "Hammersmith To Tokyo And Back" by Art of Noise
• "Hampstead" by Adam and the Ants
• "Hampstead Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "Hampstead Girl" by The Dream Academy
• "Hampstead Heath on an August Bank Holiday Sunday" by Ralph Vaughan Williams (from Symphony No 2 A London Symphony)
• "Hampstead Heath To Lose The Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "Hampstead Incident" by Donovan
• "Hampstead Therapist" by Ed Ball
• "Hampstead Way" by Linda Lewis^[2]
• "Hampton Court" by Norma Tanega
• "Hampton Court" by Syd Dale
• "Handel in the Strand" by Percy Grainger
• "Hanging Around" by The Stranglers
• "Happy Families" by Television Personalities
• "Haringey Lullaby" by Juan María Solare
• "Harley Street Special" by Doctor Ross
• "Harrods Don't Sell 'Em" by The Union
• "Harrow Accident" by The Nits
• "Harrow On The Hill" by Steve Harley
• "Harrow Road" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "The Harrow Song (The Giants of Old)" by Robert Hardy (from the play with music 'Winnie')
• "Has It Come to This?" by The Streets^[2]
• "Hat-trick" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in The Highbury Working)^[7]
• "Havan (By Way Of New Orleans & Hackney)" by MFOS (aka Snowboy)
• "Haverstock Hill" from the musical 'His Monkey Wife' by Sandy Wilson
• "Hayes And Harlington Blues" by JSD Band
• "He Ain't Give You None" by Van Morrison
• "He Was A Rasta in London Town" by Wally Badarou
• "Heart O' London" by Robert Farnon (under pseudonym Ole Jensen)
• "Heart of the City" by Nick Lowe
• "Heathrow" by Level 42
• "Heathrow Holiday" by Instant Sunshine
• "Heathrow Jet" by Axel Zwingenberger
• "Heathrow Robinson" by Steve Gray
• "Heathrow Shuffle" by Van Morrison & Georgie Fame
• "Heaven" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in Angel Passage – Blake's life in London)^[6]
• "Helen Wheels" by Paul McCartney
• "Hell" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in Angel Passage – Blake's life in London)^[6]
• "Hello London" by Scarling
• "Helpline Operator" by The The
• "He's on the Phone" by Saint Etienne
• "He That The Reason Would Know" by Thomas Middleton and William Rowley ("These three were buried near Marybone [Marylebone] Park" – from A Fair Quarrel, 1614)
• "Herculean" by The Good, the Bad & the Queen^[2]
• "Here on the Corner of Wimpole Street" (from the musical Robert and Elizabeth)
• "Here We Are in London Town" by Peter Sarstedt
• "Here We Go" by Everton FC
• "Hersham Boys" by Sham 69 (Hersham is not in London but the words mention it)
• "Hey DJ" by World's Famous Supreme Team
• "Hey Music Lover (William Orbit Mix)" by S'Express
• "Hey Young London" by Bananarama^[2]
• "High Street (Ken)" by Jools Holland
• "Highbury Incident (Rainy July Morning)" by Stackridge
• "Highgate" by Affinity
• "Highgate" by Jah Wobble
• "Highgate Hill" by Jakko Jakszyk
• "Highgate Road Incident" by Saint Etienne
• "Highgate Shuffle" by Rod Stewart
• "High Street/Part Pedestrianised" by Billy Jenkins (from Still Sounds Like Bromley)
• "Hilly Fields (1892)" by Nick Nicely (about an area of South London, near Ladywell)
• "Hilly Fields (The Mourning)" by Nick Nicely
• "Hip City" by Poly Styrene
• "History" by The Verve (lyric based on William Blake's "London")
• "History Song" by The Good, the Bad & the Queen
• "Hit Music" by Pet Shop Boys
• "Hobart Paving" by Saint Etienne
• "The Hobnailed Boots That Farver Wore" by Billy Williams
• "Hobb's End" by The Monochrome Set
• "The Holborn Situationist" by Congregation
• "Hold Tight London" by The Chemical Brothers
• "Holiday Rap" by MC Miker G & DJ Sven
• "Holiday In London" by Norrie Paramor
• "Holland Street" by The Field Mice
• "Holland Walk" by National Youth Jazz Orchestra
• "Holloway" by Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band
• "Holloway Boulevard" by The Popes
• "Holloway Girl" by Marillion
• "Holloway Jail" by The Kinks
• "Hollywood (Down on your Luck)" by Thin Lizzy
• "Home For a Rest" by Spirit of the West
• "Homerton B" by Unknown T
• "Hometown" from London Rhapsody by Flanagan & Allen^[2]
• "Hometown Glory" by Adele^[1]
• "Hong Kong Garden" by Siouxsie and the Banshees^[2]
• "Hooky Street" by John Sullivan (Shepherds Bush etc. – Only Fools And Horses theme)
• "Hoover Factory" by Elvis Costello^[2]
• "The Horse Guards – Whitehall" by Haydn Wood
• "Horse Guards, Whitehall" by Haydn Wood (from London Landmarks Suite)
• "Hot Shot Tottenham" by Tottenham Hotspur FC
• "Hot Stuff" by The Rolling Stones
• "Hotel in Brixton" by Baxter Dury
• "Hotel Columbia" by Jesse Malin
• "Hounslow Boys" by Robb Johnson
• "House of Bamboo" by Earl Grant Andy Williams (Soho)
• "House on the Hill" by Kevin Coyne (Brixton Square)
• "Howitt Road" by Honest John Plain (Belsize Park)
• "How's Life in London" by London Posse
• "Hoxton Hair" by Parka
• "Hoxton Heroes" by Girls Aloud
• "Hullo! Miss London" by Victoria Monks
• "Hungerford Bridge" by Underworld And Gabriel Yared
• "Hunting for Witches" by Bloc Party (mentions the "30 bus")
• "Hurry On Home To London" by Airbus
• "Hyde Park" by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra
• "Hyde Park" by Funki Porcini
• "Hyde Park 2 am" by Louis Bellson
• "Hyde Park Angels" by Jonathan Kelly
• "Hyde Park Corner Investigation" by Dennis Bovell
• "Hyde Park Song" by Mike Westbrook
• "Hype Talk" by Dizzee Rascal^[2]

I

• "I Am A Man From Lewisham" by Billy Jenkins (musician)
• "Ici Londres" by Chiara Mastroianni
• "I Dig Everything" by David Bowie ("I feed the lions in Trafalgar Square")
• "I Do The Rock" by Tim Curry (Moscow Road)
• "(I Don't Want to Go to) Chelsea" by Elvis Costello
• "I Fell in Love With a Female Plumber From Harlesden NW10" by Splodgenessabounds
• "I giardini di Kensington" by Patty Pravo
• "I.K.B. – R.I.P." by Frank Tovey (Westway, Isle of Dogs, Millwall docks)
• "I Like London" by Lionel Monckton and Arthur Wimperis (from The Arcadians, 1909)
• "I Like London in the Rain" by Blossom Dearie
• "I Live in Camberwell" by Basement Jaxx
• "I Live in Style in Maida Vale" by The Hammersmith Gorillas
• "I Live in Trafalgar Square" by Clarence Wainwright Murphy
• "I Love Lambeth" by The Monochrome Set
• "I Love London" by Crystal Fighters^[2]
• "I Love London" by Lorraine Bowen
• "I Love London" by Tommy Page
• "I Luv U" by Dizzee Rascal
• "I Might Be Lyin'" by Eddie & The Hot Rods ('The Strand')
• "I Was There (At the Coronation)" by Young Tiger^[2]
• "I'd Like to go on a London Spree ... Then come with me! ..." from The Spring Chicken
• "I'd Never Know" by Noël Coward ("Why is the Springtime giving London this lovely glow?")
• "Idiot Child" by Madness ("Spunky little kid from North West Five")
• "If I Can't Get to London" by David Craig Simpson
• "If I Could" by David Essex ("Canning Town" etc.)
• "If I Left London" by Christopher Curtis (from Chaplin)
• "If I Ruled The World" by Kurtis Blow
• "If It Wasn't for the 'ouses in Between" by Edgar Bateman and George Le Brunn (1894, sung by Gus Elen – "With a ladder and some glasses you can see to Hackney Marshes")
• "If London Were Venice" by The Venetians
• "If You're Anxious For To Shine" from Patience (opera) ("If you walk down Piccadilly with a poppy or a lily in your mediaeval hand")
• "Il Pleut Sur Londres" by Sylvie Vartan
• "Ill Manors" by Plan B^[2]
• "Illegal Gunshot" by Ragga Twins
• "Ilya Kuryakin Looked at Me" from Cleaners from Venus (Wardour Street)
• "I'm a Waterloo House Young Man" from Patience (opera)
• "I'm Alright Jack" by Tom Robinson Band (Hampstead)
• "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" by Cockney Rejects ('West Ham')
• "I'm Goin' To Settle Down Outside Of London Town" by Irving Kaufman (singer)
• "I'm Going to Get Lit Up When the Lights Go Up in London" by Hubert Gregg (end of the WW2 blackout)
• "I'm In London Again" (from Baker Street (musical))
• "I'm Old Fashioned" by Noël Coward and Johnny Mercer ("Those nightingales in Berkeley Square")
• "I'm the Face" by The High Numbers
• "I'm Riffin' (English Rasta)" by MC Duke
• "I'm Trying to Make London My Home" by Sonny Boy Williamson^[2]
• "I must leave London" by Piano Magic
• "Impressions of London" by Ronald Binge
• "In A Golden Coach" by Billy Cotton
• "In A London Cab (Before The Rain)" by Anastasia
• "In Aallen Kneipen Von Soho" by Caterina Valente
• "In Bedlam" by Creed Taylor Orchestra
• "In Bond Street" by The Young Idea (featuring Tony Cox (record producer))
• "In Brixton" by Matumbi
• "In Der Carnaby Street" by Peggy March
• "In Foggy Old London" by Burl Ives
• "In Gay Mayfair" (from the musical comedy The Belle of Mayfair)
• "In Gunnersbury Park" by The Hit Parade
• "In Iverna Gardens" by The Lilac Time
• "In London" by Iain Matthews
• "In London" by Johnny Logan
• "In London" by Vangelis & Neuronium
• "In Old Kent Road" by Arthur Seldon
• "In Soho Late At Night" by Barb Jungr & Michael Parker
• "In The City" by The Jam^[1]
• "In The City" by Madness
• "In The Country" by Skepta
• "In The Streets of London" by The Business
• "Incident At Mudchute" by The Recedents (featuring Mike Cooper (musician))
• "Inelegantly Wasted in Papa's Penthouse Pad in Belgravia" by The Weekenders
• "Inner City Rap" by Ti2bs (Haringey)
• "Inner London Violence" by Bad Manners
• "Innocence" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in Angel Passage about William Blake's life in London)^[6]
• "Initials BB" by Serge Gainsbourg^[8]
• "Inspirations Of London" by Ambros Seelos
• "Interlude – London Massive" by Aphrodite
• "Into Orbit" by Adamski (a reference to the M25 (London Orbital) Acid House scene in 1988/1989)
• "Into The Heart Of Dalston" by Snowpony
• "Isabel Makes Love Upon National Monuments" by Jake Thackray ("With style and enthusiasm and anyone at all, Isabel makes love in the Royal Albert Hall")
• "Isle of Clerkenwell" by Harry H. Corbett
• "The Islington Ballroom" by Richard Digance
• "Itchycoo Park" by Small Faces^[2]
• "It Ain't Necessarily Bird Avenue (Byrd Avenue)" by Spanky and Our Gang
• "It Could Be You" by Blur
• "It's Fun Finding Out About London Town" by Billie Anthony
• "It Gets Me Talked About" by Albert Chevalier and Alfred H. West ("Playin' 'ind legs of the helephant in East End pantomime")
• "It's Grim Up North London" by The KLF
• "It's Fun Finding Out About London Town" by Billie Anthony
• "It's a Great Big Shame" by Gus Elen
• "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" by Jack Judge and Harry Williams
• "It's A Long Way To Wembley But Less Than 7 Days To Saturday Afternoon" by Robb Johnson
• "It's Lovely To Be Back in London" by Judy Garland
• "It's Nice to go Trav'ling" by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen
• "It's Only Me" by Noël Coward ("Once I knew a kid, she used to live down Poplar way")
• "I've Brought you Over and set you Down in the Last Edition of London Town..." by Howard Ashman, Tim Rice and Chad Beguelin (from the musical comedy The New Aladdin)

J

• "Jack in London City" by Fiddler's Dram
• "Jack Talking" by Dave Stewart and The Spiritual Cowboys
• "Jack The Ripper" by Screaming Lord Sutch
• "Jacob Street 7 am"[I] by Sabres of Paradise
• "Jacques Derrida" by Scritti Politti (Camden Town)
• "Jag älskar London" by Povel Ramel
• "Jah War" by The Ruts
• "Jam It Jam" by She Rockers
• "Jamming in London" by Master Musicians of Jajouka/Talvin Singh
• "Jarrow Song" by Alan Price
• "Jazz Cafe Theme" by James Taylor Quartet
• "Jazzie's Groove" by Soul II Soul
• "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square" by Jethro Tull
• "Jennifer, Julie And Josephine" by Television Personalities (Goldsmiths College)
• "Jets Seem Slower in London's Skies" by Martha & The Muffins
• "Jimmy on the Central Line" by John Illsley
• "Joe Meek" by Wreckless Eric
• "Johnny The Horse" by Madness ("To Regent's Park at sunset")
• "Joyful Noise" by Donald Swann
• "John Paul (Is on His Way To Wembley)" by Dermot Morgan
• "John Willie, Come On" by George Formby, Sr. ("We went in Madame Tussauds waxwork show and it were grand")
• "Johnnie Came From London Town For A Bit Of Fun" from A Country Girl
• "Johnnie Reggae" by Big Youth
• "Johnny Come Lately" by Steve Earle (from Copperhead Road)
• "Jubilee Gardens" by Robb Johnson
• "Jubilee Line" by Wilbur Soot (from "Your City Gave Me Asthma" album)
• "Juggle Tings Proper" by Roots Manuva (south-west London, Peckham)
• "Jungle" by Professor Green (Hackney)
• "Jungle West One" by Jimmy Pursey
• "Junkie Doll" by Mark Knopfler (from Sailing to Philadelphia album; he mentions both Turnpike Lane and Turnham Green)
• "Just For Kicks" by Mike Sarne
• "Just For Money" by Paul Hardcastle ("the (Wormwood) Scrubs" etc.)
• "Just Keep Rockin'" by Double Trouble and Rebel MC
• "Justice In Knightsbridge" by Robb Johnson

K

• "Kayleigh" by Marillion (Belsize Park)
• "Ken" by Kate Bush (from GLC: The Carnage Continues...)
• "Kensington Cowboy" by East of Eden
• "Kensington Garden" by Marc Jordan
• "Kensington Gardens" by The Shirts
• "Kensington Gardens" by Trembling Blue Stars
• "The Kensington Girl" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "Kensington Palace Confusion" by Dennis Bovell
• "Kent Road Skank" by I-Roy
• "Kentish Town Waltz" by Imelda May featuring Lou Reed
• "Kentish Town" by Tracey Thorn
• "Kenton Kev" by The Magoo Brothers
• "Kew" by Billy Nicholls
• "Kew Gardens" by Ralph McTell
• "Kew Gardens Blues" by Richard Maltby Sr.
• "Kick!" by Adam & The Ants
• "Kick The Geordie / Kick The Cockney" by Hellbastard
• "Kid From Camden Town" from Trottie True
• "The Kid From Kensington" by Dogs D'Amour
• "Kilburn High Road" by Shack
• "Kilburn Lane" by Ranking Dread
• "Kilburn Lane" by Wreckless Eric
• "The Kilburn High Road" by Flogging Molly
• "Kilburn Stroll" by Damien Dempsey
• "The Killers of W1" by Tubby Hayes Orchestra
• "Kingdom Of Fitzrovia" by Jah Wobble and Bill Sharpe
• "King George Street" by Squeeze (King George Street is in Greenwich, South London)
• "The King Is Still In London" by The Happy Gang (featuring Robert Farnon)
• "King of Birds" by R.E.M. (refers to Trafalgar Square)
• "King of London" from Kean (musical)
• "King of Stamford Hill" by Reeves Gabrells, David Bowie and Gary Oldman (refers to Marc Bolan)
• "Kingly Street" by Chris Corcoran Trio
• "King's Cross" by Pet Shop Boys (also covered by Tracey Thorn)
• "King's Cross" by Cinerama
• "King's Cross Blues" by Lindisfarne
• "Kings Cross/Daybreak" by Raw Stylus
• "King's Cross Etc" by The Apostles
• "King's Road" by Heron
• "King's Road" by Tom Petty
• "King's Road Blues" by Quincy Jones
• "King's Road Boogaloo" by Louis Bellson
• "Kings Road Chelsea" by Leslie McKeown
• "King's Road Girl" by Ann Odell (ex-member of Blue Mink)
• "Kinky Reggae" by Bob Marley & The Wailers
• "Klub Londinium 20-30 (League Of The Delirious)" by Sudden Sway
• "Knees Up Mother Brown" by Elsie & Doris Waters
• "A Knife for the Girls" by The Long Blondes
• "Knightsbridge March" by Eric Coates (from London Suite)
• "Knocked 'Em in the Old Kent Rd" by Albert Chevalier
• "Kray Twins" by Mo-dettes
• "Kray Twins" by Renegade Soundwave
• "Kung Fu Battle Ina Brixton" by Prince Fatty & Horseman

L

• "La Fille De Londres" by Catherine Sauvage
• "La Seine Et La Tamise" by Petula Clark
• "The Labyrinth of Limehouse" by Marc Almond
• "Ladbroke Groove" by DJ Spinna
• "Ladbroke Grove" by AJ Tracey
• "Ladbroke Grove Blues" by Ram John Holder (1969)
• "Ladies of London Town" by Frank Turner (from Sleep Is for the Week, 2007)
• "Lady Grinning Soul" by David Bowie (London)
• "The Lady is a Tramp" by Buddy Greco
• "Lady Soho" by Carlos Franzetti
• "Lambeth" by Burial
• "The Lambeth Trot" by Wild Willy Barrett
• "The Lambeth Walk" by Noel Gay (from Me and My Girl, 1937)^[3]
• "The Lambeth Waltz" by Vera Lynn (1953)
• "Landing in London" by 3 Doors Down ft. Bob Seger
• "The Lass of London City" by Nic Jones
• "Last Flight To Abu Dhabi" by Billy Bragg (mentions Chelsea FC)
• "Last Gang in Town" by The Clash
• "The Last Living Rose" by PJ Harvey
• "Last Night in Soho" by Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich
• "Last Round-up In Deptford" by Flying Pickets
• "Last Tango in London" by Mud
• "Last Train to Clapham Junction" by The Business
• "Last Train to Dagenham" by Cock Sparrer
• "Last Train to London" by Electric Light Orchestra
• "Last Train to London" by Mimi Webb
• "Last Train To Trancentral" by The KLF (Trancentral was their studio in Stockwell)
• "Last Words" by The Real Tuesday Weld ("Over Elgin Avenue a helium balloon...")
• "Latchmere" by The Maccabees
• "Latchmere Allotments" by The Orb
• "Late Night London" by Syd Dale
• "Late Train To London" by Darden Smith
• "Latin American Girl In London Town" by Thunderpussy
• "Latin Music" by Kid Creole and the Coconuts
• "The Laughing Gnome" by David Bowie (London School of Economics)
• "Lavender Hill" by Dana Gillespie
• "Lavender Hill" by The Kinks
• "Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon by Queen
• "LDN" by Lily Allen^[1][2]
• "Le Blues De Londres" by Dick Annegarn
• "Le Fille De Londres" by Catherine Sauvage
• "Le Piccadilly" by Erik Satie
• "Lea Bridge Stomp" by Freddy Randall
• "Lea Valley Bridge" by Ray Dexter (English country singer)
• "Leapin' In London" by John Dankworth
• "Leave the Capitol" by The Fall
• "Leave The City and Come Home" by The Rakes
• "Leaving London" by Tom Paxton
• "The Leaving of London" by Bevis Frond
• "Lee Navigation" by Saint Etienne
• "Legato Leicester Square" by Betty Roe
• "Leicester Square" by DJ SS
• "Leicester Square" by Rancid (band)
• "Leicester Square Rag" by Harry Roy
• "Lesney Factory" by Saint Etienne
• "Let London Be Nice Again" by Joseph Cotton
• "Let's All Go Down The Strand" by C.W. Murphy and Harry Castling (music hall standard)
• "Let's Dance" by Chris Rea & Bob Mortimer
• "Let's Push Things Forward" by The Streets
• "Let's Submerge" by X Ray Spex ("going down to the Underground")
• "Let's Womble to the Party Tonight" by The Wombles (Wimbledon)
• "Letter 2 London" by Coachwhips
• "Lewisham McDeez" by The Square
• "Leyton Art Inferno" by Saint Etienne
• "The Liberty of Norton Folgate" by Madness^[2]
• "The Life Auction: Impressions Of Southall From The Train" by The Strawbs
• "Life Begins at Oxford Circus" by Jack Hylton and His Orchestra
• "Life from a Window" by The Jam
• "Life in London" by Mighty Terror
• "Life in London" by Noel Harrison
• "Life in London" by Pat Travers Band
• "Life Is A Long Song" by Jethro Tull (Baker Street)
• "Life Is True in London Town" by Wallenstein
• "Light at the End of the Tunnel" by Half Man Half Biscuit (about a girl moving to Notting Hill)
• "Light Skin Girl from London" by Lenny Kravitz
• "Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)" by The Clash (The Westway; Ladbroke Grove; Hounslow)
• "Lights of London" by David Gray
• "Lights Out" by UFO
• "Limehouse" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Limehouse Cut" by Jah Wobble
• "Limehouse Nights" by George Gershwin
• "Limehouse Reach" by Ian Wallace (singer)
• "Lions" by Dire Straits (mentions – The Cutty Sark, Tea Clipper in dry dock at Greenwich)
• "Lions of Charing Cross" by Blow Monkeys
• "Little Miss Pipedream" by The Wombats ("cause foggy London town's not built for me or you")
• "Little Miss Portobello" by Kevin Coyne
• "The Little Old Church Near Leicester Square" by Freddy Martin
• "The Little Old Lady Of Threadneedle Street" by Kay Kyser and his Orchestra
• "Little Russell Street" by Nine Below Zero
• "Liv Togevver (The Greater London Funkathon)" by Light of the World
• "Live At London" by Charly Lownoise and Mental Theo (this is not a live record but the name of the tune)
• "Live From (Da Big Smoke)" by Blak Twang
• "Live in Trouble" by The Barron Knights (Walthamstow, Tower Bridge, Catford, etc.)
• "Liverpool Street" by Warm Jets
• "Livin' In Hackney" by Outlaw Posse
• "Living Here In London" by Foster & Allen
• "Living in London" by Brendan Shine
• "Living in London" by Starry Eyed and Laughing
• "Living in London" by Wiley^[3]
• "Living in Tottenham" by Frank Chickens
• "Living with Unemployment" by Newtown Neurotics
• "Loftholdingswood" by Microdisney
• "Lola" by The Kinks
• "Londinium" by Archive
• "Londinium" by Catatonia
• "L-O-N-D-O-N" by Screaming Lord Sutch
• "L.O.N.D.O.N." (London) by Leslie Bricusse
• "L.O.N.D.O.N. Town" by Craig McLachlan And Check 1-2
• "Lon Don" by The Passage (band)
• "London" by μ-Ziq
• "London" by AJ and Deno featuring EO
• "London" by Alanis Morissette
• "London" by Alessi
• "London" by Amen Andrews (an alias of Luke Vibert)
• "London" by Barry Manilow^[2]
• "London" by Ben Howard
• "London" by Billy Field
• "London" by Bowling for Soup
• "London" by Chava Alberstein
• "London" by Chris Stamey
• "London" by David Axelrod
• "London" by Eddie Floyd
• "London" by Frida Hyvönen
• "London" by Gil Evans
• "London" by Girlschool
• "London" by Gordon Giltrap
• "London" by Harpo
• "London" by International Observer
• "London" by Jeff Lang
• "London" by June Brown
• "London" by The Junkies
• "London" by Maty Noyes
• "London" by SparklehorseNational Youth Jazz Orchestra
• "London" by National Youth Jazz Orchestra
• "London" by Nick Heyward
• "London" by Nicky Thomas
• "London" by Noonday Underground
• "London" by Patrick Wolf
• "London" by Pet Shop Boys
• "London" by Porcupine Tree
• "London" by Queensrÿche
• "London" by Roger Hodgson
• "London" by Roy Reid (aka I-Roy)
• "London" by The Rumble Strips
• "London" by Sandie Shaw
• "London" by Sandy Denny Thea Gilmore
• "London" by The Smiths^[2]
• "London" by Smoke City
• "London" by Sparklehorse
• "London" by Steeleye Span
• "London" by Tangerine Dream (Tyger)
• "London" by Thea Gilmore
• "London" by They Might Be Giants
• "London" by Third Eye Blind
• "London" by Timati and Grigory Leps
• "London" by Tina Dico
• "London" by Vanessa Carlton
• "London Aquarium" by Chris T-T
• "London A Rose" by Arthur Louis
• "London A to Z" by Deacon Blue
• "London A Weh Live" by Penfold, Fathead (musician) & Tenor Fly
• "London After Midnight" by The Flaming Stars
• "London Again Suite – Oxford Street, Langham Place, Mayfair"[I] by Eric Coates
• "London Air" by Elvin Jones
• "London Airport" by Raymond Scott
• "London at Night" by Noël Coward
• "London Babu" by Priya Himesh
• "London Beach" by TV Smith
• "The London Beau" by Elton Hayes
• "London Beckoned Songs About Money Written by Machines" by Panic! at the Disco
• "London Belongs To Me" by Max Miller (comedian)
• "London Belongs To Me" by Saint Etienne^[1][2]
• "London Berry Blues" by Chuck Berry
• "London Between the Fires" by Soho
• "London Blue" by David Lanz
• "London Blues" by Canned Heat
• "London Blues" by Jelly Roll Morton
• "London Blues" by Rosie (featured David Lasley)
• "London Bitch" by 50 Cent
• "London Bombs" by Eskimo Joe
• "London Born" by King Prawn
• "London Bouncers" by Action Pact!
• "London Boy" by Donae'o
• "London Boy" by Taylor Swift
• "London Boys" by Anti Nowhere League
• "The London Boys" by David Bowie^[1]
• "The London Boys" by Tommy Bruce
• "London Boys" by T. Rex^[1][2]
• "London Boys" by Johnny Thunders
• "London Boys" by The Times
• "London Boys" by The Go-Go's
• "London Bridge" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "London Bridge" by Bread
• "London Bridge" by Cilla Black
• "London Bridge" by Dogs
• "London Bridge" by Ed Sheeran ft Yelawolf (from The Slumdon Bridge 2012)
• "London Bridge" by Fergie
• "London Bridge" by Frederic Weatherly
• "London Bridge" by Jakko Jakszyk
• "London Bridge" by Joe Gibbs
• "London Bridge" by Mighty Sparrow
• "London Bridge (London Bridge is Broken Down)" by Mike Westbrook
• "London Bridge Has Fallen" by Ras Michael & The Sons of Negus
• "London Bridge is Falling Down" – composer unknown (nursery rhyme)
• "London Bridge is Falling Down" by Kirsty MacColl
• "London Bridge Special" by King Tubby Meets Roots Radics
• "London Bridges" by Vince DiCola
• "London Burning" by Enos McLeod
• "London's Burning" by Clash
• "London By Bus" by Lionel Bart
• "London By Night" by Carroll Coates (recorded by Frank Sinatra)
• "London Bye Ta-Ta" by David Bowie^[2]
• "London Cafe Blues" by King Oliver
• "London Calling" by Eric Coates
• "London Calling" by The Clash^[9][2]
• "London Calling" by The Lambrettas
• "London Calls" by Billy Cotton
• "London, Can You Wait" by Gene
• "London Chimes" by Paul Hardcastle
• "London City" by Back to the Planet
• "London City" by Devlin
• "London City" by Freedom
• "London City" by Jah Thomas
• "London City" by Otto Sieben (pseudonym of Gerhard Narholz)
• "London City Rock" by U-Roy
• "London Cold" by Yellowman
• "London Conversation" by John Martyn
• "London Crawlng" by Rialto
• "London Danny" by Jez Lowe
• "London Derriere" by Manny Albam
• "London Derriere" by Quincy Jones
• "London Deserted" by John Murphy
• "London-Donnie" by Don Byas
• "London Drunk" by Swingin' Utters
• "London Dub" by Ruts DC
• "London Dungeon" by The Misfits^[2]
• "London Dungeons" by Congo Natty (aka Rebel MC)
• "London England" by Corduroy
• "London Eye" by Regular Fries
• "The London Eye" by Robb Johnson
• "London Fair" by Ole Jensen aka Robert Farnon
• "London Fantasia" by Alberto Semprini
• "London Fantasy" by Nolwenn Leroy
• "London Fields" by Chris Connelly
• "London Fields" by Energy Orchard
• "London Fields" by Sleeping States
• "London Fog" by Oliver Nelson Orchestra
• "London For Christmas" by Limahl
• "London Gangs" by Sault
• "London Gay" by The Mighty Duke
• "A London Ghetto" by Ram John Holder
• "London Girl" by 50 Cent
• "London Girl" by The Jam
• "London Girl" by The Pogues^[3]
• "London Girl" by Toyan
• "London Girls" by Chas & Dave (also covered by Tori Amos)^[2]
• "London Girls" by Dave Warner
• "London Girls" by Kirsty MacColl (theme tune to sitcom Dream Stuffing)
• "London Girls" by Rosetta Stone
• "London Girls" by Stephen Duffy
• "London Girls" by The Vibrators
• "London Girls" by Yellow Dog
• "London Groove" by Airtight (includes Nick Nicely)
• "London Hates You" by The Kills
• "London, Here in London the Ideal Will not all be Undone..." by Howard Ashman, Tim Rice and Chad Beguelin (from the comedy musical The New Aladdin)
• "London Hilton" by Keith Mansfield
• "London Homesick Blues" by Gary P. Nunn sung by Jerry Jeff Walker
• "London Hornpipe" by Fiddling "Tater" Tate With Red Smiley & The Blue Grass Cut-Ups
• "London Hymn" by Josh Groban
• "The London I Love" by Vera Lynn (1941, by George Posford and Harold Purcell)
• "London (I'm Coming To See You)" by Glen Campbell
• "London Interlude" by Lonnie Liston Smith
• "London in July" by Corky Hale
• "London in the Rain" by Jeff Beck Band & Upp
• "London in the Rain" by Marc Jordan
• "London in the Rain" by Puressence
• "London in the Springtime (London Chimes)" by Paul Hardcastle
• "London in Terror" by Motionless in White
• "London Irish" by The Divine Comedy
• "London (Is A Little Bit of All Right)" by Noël Coward
• "London Is A Village" by Maxine Daniels
• "London Is Behind Me" by Justin Hayward
• "London Is Burning" by Mark Spiro
• "London Is Burning" by Smokie
• "London Is London" by The Nolans
• "London Is Lonely" by Holly Humberstone
• "London Is Mine" by White Rose Movement
• "London Is My Cup of Tea" by Acker Bilk
• "London Is The Biz" by The Firm (novelty band)
• "London Is The Place for Me" by Lord Kitchener
• "London Is The Reason" by Gallows
• "London Isn't Smiling Anymore" by Jack Jones
• "London Johnnies" music by Carlton Kelsey and Maurice Rubens; lyrics by Clifford Grey
• "London Kid" by Jean Michel Jarre
• "London Lady" by The Stranglers (mentions 'Dingwalls' nightblub)
• "London Lawa Yo" by Ebenezer Obey
• "London Leatherboys" by Accept
• "London Leaves" by Boxcar Willie
• "London Letters" by The Nits
• "London Life" by Anita Harris
• "London Life" by Down to the Bone
• "London Life" by Ian & Sylvia
• "London Life" by Syd Dale
• "London London" by The Regents (new wave band)
• "London, London - My Hometown" by Dave Lee (jazz musician)
• "London London" by Caetano Veloso^[2]
• "London Look" by Herman's Hermits
• "London Loves" by Blur
• "London, Luck and Love" by Hall & Oates
• "London Madrid" by The Aislers Set
• "London Massive" by London Posse
• "London Mine" by Joy Crookes
• "London Mourning in Ashes" by Ewan MacColl
• "London Movie" by Glen Brown
• "London My Town" by Anthony Adverse
• "London My Home Town" by The Chantelles
• "London Nights" by Dawnstar
• "London Nights" by London Boys
• "London On A Rainy Night" by Ambrose (bandleader)
• "London On Sea" by Robb Johnson
• "London Overgrown" by John Foxx
• "A London Overture" by John Ireland
• "A London Overture" by Philip Sparke
• "London Pageant" by Arnold Bax
• "London-Paris" by Gazebo (musician)
• "London-Paris" by Pizzicato Five
• "London Paris Rome Blues Express" by Ram John Holder
• "London Particular" by The Ethical Debating Society (about the Heygate estate, Elephant and Castle)
• "London Patola" by Jazzie B
• "London People" by Friends, Lovers & Family
• "London Pieces" by John Ireland
• "London Plantation" by Mad Professor
• "London Posse" by London Posse
• "London Posse" by Toyan
• "London Pregnancy Test 1976" by Experimental Pop Band
• "London Pride" by Noël Coward^[2]
• "London Punk" by Michael Gray (DJ)
• "London Queen" by Charli XCX from Sucker 2014
• "London Queen of My Heart" by Cath Carroll
• "London Rain" by Jah Wobble
• "London Rain (Nothing Heals Me Like you Do)" by Heather Nova
• "London Revisited" by Ray Russell
• "London Rhythm" by Mills Brothers
• "London River" by Fairport Convention
• "London Rock" by Al Campbell
• "London Rock" by BK vs. Ali Wilson
• "London Rock" by Tony Crombie
• "London Rock" by U Brown
• "London Rock" by The Zanies (featuring Davie Allan)
• "London Rocker" by Screaming Lord Sutch & The Savages
• "London Samba" by Joyce Moreno (musician)
• "London Skank" by Jah Thomas
• "London Skies" by Jamie Cullum
• "London Skies" by Glen Goldsmith
• "London Skies London Eyes" by Little Man Tate
• "London Skyline" by Acoustic Alchemy
• "London Song" by The Breeders
• "London Song" by Ray Davies
• "London Song" by Mike Westbrook
• "London Song" by Seatrain
• "London Sound" by The Freestylers
• "London South" by Nick Nicely
• "London Special" by Champion Jack Dupree
• "London Still" by The Waifs
• "London Stomp" by Bo Diddley
• "London Stone" by Bevis Frond
• "London Story" by England
• "London Suite" by Fats Waller (recorded 1939 in London)
• "London Suite" by Louis Bellson
• "London Sun" by Wheatus
• "A London Symphony" by Ralph Vaughan Williams
• "London Symphony" by Joseph Haydn
• "London Talking" by Ian Dury
• "London Talking Blues" by Jeremy Taylor (singer)
• "London Tango" by Sydney Thompson (musician) and his Orchestra
• "London Taps" music and lyrics by John Golden lyrics by John E. Hazzard
• "The London Theme" by John Barry
• "The London Theme" by Ron Goodwin
• "London Thing" by Ranking Dread
• "London Times" by Radio Heart and Gary Numan
• "London To Birmingham" by Jah Woosh
• "London To Gaza" by Gilad Atzmon
• "London Tonight" by Collapsed Lung
• "London Tonight" by Skinny (band)
• "London Town" by Bellowhead^[2]
• "London Town" by Bill Summers and Summers Heat
• "London Town" by Bucks Fizz
• "London Town" by Dennis Alcapone
• "London Town" by Donovan
• "London Town" by Dub Pistols
• "London Town" by Sir Edward German
• "London Town" by Gene Chandler a k a The Duke of Earl
• "London Town" by Guido & Maurizio De Angelis
• "London Town" by Helen Trix
• "London Town" by The Holloways
• "London Town" by James Taylor
• "London Town" by John Bundrick
• "London Town" by Jon Pertwee
• "London Town" by Kano
• "London Town" by Kobo Town
• "London Town" by Kosmos Express
• "London Town" by Laura Marling^[2]
• "London Town" by Lally Stott
• "London Town" by Lena Fiagbe
• "London Town" by Les Humphries
• "London Town" by Light of the World^[2]
• "London Town" by Master Shortie
• "London Town" by Mick Taylor
• "London Town" by Mike Read
• "London Town" by Oliver Onions
• "London Town" by Paul McCartney & Wings
• "London Town" by The Pretty Things
• "London Town" by Ralph Reader
• "London Town" by Rolf Harris
• "London Town" by Ronald Binge
• "London Town" by Shack
• "London Town" by Shawn Phillips
• "London Town" by Special Duties
• "London Town" by Stanley Holloway
• "London Town" by Tetsu Yamauchi
• "London Town C'mon Down" by Roger Taylor
• "London Town Girl" by Epitaph
• "London Town (You Haunt Me)" from The Co-Optimists
• "London Traffic" by Giorgio
• "London Traffic" by The Jam
• "London Trios" by Joseph Haydn
• "London Tu Nachdi" by Apache Indian
• "London Underground" by Amateur Transplants
• "London Underground" by Gregg Karukas
• "London Underground" by Julian Cope
• "London Waltz" by Richard Fariña
• "The London We Live In " by Arthur Mullard
• "London West One" by Joe Henderson
• "The London Whine Company" by McLusky
• "London You're a Lady" by The Pogues
• "Londonola" by Roy Fox
• "London's A Lonely Town" by Dave Edmunds
• "London's After Work Drinking Culture" by John Howard (singer-songwriter) and The Night Mail
• "London's Brilliant" by Elvis Costello (recorded by Wendy James)
• "London's Brilliant Parade" by Elvis Costello^[1]
• "London's Burning" by Big Youth
• "London's Burning" by The Clash^[3]
• "London's Burning" by Grace Petrie
• "London's Burning" by Johnny Warman
• "London's Finest" by Simon Harris
• "London's Fog" by Mikis Theodorakis
• "London's Lottery" by Ewan MacColl
• "London's Low Market Pricing" by Eric Van Der Westen's Quadrant Extended
• "London's Mine" by White Rose Movement
• "London's Not Too Far" by Hank Marvin
• "London's Song" by Matt Hartke
• "London's Up For Sale" by Leslie Crowther
• "Londres" by Brazzaville
• "Lonely in London" by Betty Roe
• "Lonely London" by Jah Wobble
• "Long Island" by Trevor Rabin
• "Long Live Rock" by The Who (about a Who concert in London at the Rainbow Theatre)
• "Looking Down on London" by Komputer
• "Looking Down on London" by T. V. Smith's Explorers
• "Looking For Mugs in the Strand" by George Formby Snr
• "The Lord Abides in London" from Sherlock Holmes: The Musical
• "The Lord Mayor's Show" by Jack Payne (bandleader)
• "Lords Pavilion" by Instant Sunshine
• "Lorelei" by Lonnie Donegan
• "Los Peckham Ryos" by Instant Sunshine
• "Losing Haringey" by The Clientele
• "Lost In London" by The Tangent
• "Lost on the High Street" by Colour Me Wednesday (about Uxbridge)
• "Love On The Northern Line" by Northern Line (band)
• "Lovedrive" by The Scorpions
• "Lovely Bermondsey" by Dick Emery
• "Lovely London" by Monty Norman
• "Lovely London Town" by Gwyneth Herbert (from the musical The A-Z of Mrs P)
• "Lovely Money" by The Damned (Soho, Tower of London etc.)
• "Lovers of London" by Linus
• "Lovers In Hyde Park" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "London is the reason" by Gallows
• "Lucifer Over London" by Current 93
• "Lucky in London" by A Witness
• "Lullaby of London" by The Pogues

M

• "M25" by Adamski
• "M25" by Jah Wobble
• "M4 Freedom Talking Blues" by Spike Milligan & Jeremy Taylor
• "Mack The Knife" by Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill (John Willett's translation references the Strand, Embankment and Soho)
• "Mad Not Mad" by Madness ("Dancing over Big Ben")
• "Mad Bess of Bedlam" by Kathleen Ferrier
• "Mad Tom of Bedlam" by Jolie Holland
• "Madam Tussauds" by DJ SS
• "Magic's Back" (Theme From 'The Ghosts of Oxford Street')" by Malcolm McLaren
• "Maids of Bond Street" by David Bowie
• "Maida Aida" by The Nips
• "Maida Vale" by Linda Hoyle
• "Man From Shooters Hill" by Keith Hudson
• "Man I Hate Your Band" by Little Man Tate
• "Man on the Tube" by The Passions
• "Man Out of Time" by Elvis Costello (references Knightsbridge and Traitors' Gate)
• "Marble Arch" by Clifford T Ward
• "Marble Arch" by Dave Brubeck Quartet
• "Marble Arch" by Roddy Frame
• "Marcel's" by Herman's Hermits (Wapping)
• "Marcie Dreams of Deptford" by Saint Etienne
• "Mario's Cafe" by Saint Etienne^[2]
• "Marshalsea" by Ivor Raymonde
• "Martell" by The Cribs
• "Martin" by Tom Robinson Band (Clapham)
• "Mascara" by Dream Wife (Mascara Bar [Stamford Hill], Clapton, Hackney Downs)
• "The Masher King of Piccadilly" by Richard Corney Grain
• "Mash It Up Harry" by Ian Dury (Wembley, Wembley Way, Harold Hill etc.)
• "Maskenball bei Scotland Yard" by Bill Ramsey
• "Maudie Golightly" by Noël Coward ("Though she had a flat in Albemarle Street")
• "Maybe It's Because I'm a Londoner" by Hubert Gregg^[2]
• "Mayfair" by Eric Coates (from London Again Suite)
• "Mayfair" by Nick Drake
• "Mayfair" by The Quireboys
• "Mayfair Affair" from Kean (musical)
• "Mayfair Model" by Ray Martin (orchestra leader)
• "Me And Mr Jones" by Amy Winehouse (Brixton)
• "Me and My Desire (Meanwhile in a Luxury Dockland Home)" by Television Personalities (Tower Bridge, London Docklands)
• "Me, Certainly Me" by A.D. River and James Moody ("I came up to London and walked down the Strand")
• "Medicine Show" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Meet Me At The Strand" by Monty Norman
• "Meet Me in Battersea Park" by Petula Clark^[2]
• "Meltdown (At Madame Tussaud's)" by Steve Taylor
• "Memories of 3rd Base" by Skream^[2]
• "Memories Of Camden By The Canal" by Jah Wobble
• "Memory of a Free Festival" by David Bowie (about a festival in South London)
• "Men About Town" by Noël Coward ("As we stroll down Piccadilly in the bright morning air")
• "The Menace" by Lowkey
• "Mercy I Cry City" by The Incredible String Band (the reference to the "choky tube" make clear it is about London)
• "Meridian Council Estate (Vandalise Tourists' Property, Not Residents')" by Billy Jenkins (musician)
• "The Metro" by Berlin (about London & Paris)
• "Metroland" by Mark Knopfler
• "Metroland" by Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
• "Middlesex Man" by Instant Sunshine
• "Midnight In Abbey Road" by Jim Pembroke
• "Midnight in Berkeley Square" by Pharoah Sanders
• "Midnight in Chelsea" by Jon Bon Jovi (about the Chelsea neighbourhood "I've seen a lone Sloane Ranger drive..")
• "Midnight in London" by Würzel
• "Midnight In Mayfair" by Ambrose (bandleader)
• "Mile End" by Pulp^[2]
• "Milk Bottle Symphony" by Saint Etienne (about Turnpike House tower block, Goswell Road, Islington)
• "Mill Hill Self Hate Club" by Ed Ball
• "Millers Pond Boogie" by Bob Burgos (member of Matchbox (band))
• "Millwall" by Millwall FC
• "Millwall Brick" by Doug Aldrich
• "Millwall Inner Docks" by The Recedents (featuring Mike Cooper (musician))
• "Milton at the Savoy" by The Shirts
• "Mind The Gap" by Noisettes
• "Minuetto Allegretto" by The Wombles (band)
• "Miracles In Fulham" by Robb Johnson
• "Misadventure" by Squeeze (Isle of Dogs)
• "Miss London" by The Times
• "Missing You" by Jimmy McCarthy (made popular by Christy Moore, about the Irish emigrant homeless in London)
• "Mission From Hell" by Madness (references to Number 10 Downing Street)
• "Misty Morning Albert Bridge" by The Pogues
• "Mix It Up" by Acid Fingers Simon Harris ('The Sound of Young London')
• "Modern Art" by Art Brut ("so I'm in the Tate and I'm looking at a Hockney")
• "Modern Girl" by Sheena Easton
• "Moon Over Archway" by Cath Carroll
• "Moon Over Brixton" by Bernie Worrell
• "Moon Over Romford" (from Hello Cheeky)
• "Moonlight On The Thames" (from London Town (1946 film))
• "Moonlight Over The Thames" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Moonlighting" by Leo Sayer
• "Morden" by Good Shoes
• "Mouse in a Hole" by Heavy Stereo
• "Mornington Crescent" by Belle & Sebastian^[2]
• "Mornington Crescent" by Temperance Seven
• "Morwell in London" by The Morwells
• "Mother Goose" by Jethro Tull
• "Mother London" by Steve Jansen/Richard Barbieri
• "The Mountains of Mourne" by Don McLean ft William Percy French
• "Move on Now" by Hard-Fi (References Heathrow Airport)
• "Mr Speaker (Gets the Word)" by Madness (about Speaker's Corner; "Making space from Colney Hatch Lane")
• "Much Too Much" by Les Incompétents
• "Mulberry Dawn" by Peter Sarstedt
• "Murder at the End of the Day" by Tom Robinson
• "Museum" by Donovan and Herman's Hermits ("meet me under the whale in the Natural History Museum")
• "Muswell Hill" by David Freeman
• "Muswell Hillbillies" by The Kinks
• "My Chelsea" by Phil Minton, Lol Coxhill, Noël Akchoté
• "My City" by George the Poet
• "My Favourite Wet Wednesday Afternoon" by The Siddeleys
• "My Gal from London Town" by Fred Godfrey and Billy Williams
• "My Kitten Went to London" by Kid 606
• "My London" by Chuck Stevens
• "My London Town" by Clifford Grey, Ivor Novello and Howard Talbot
• "My Object All Sublime" from The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan
• "My Old Man" by Ian Dury (Victoria, Heathrow etc.)
• "My Old Man's a Dustman" by Lonnie Donegan (features Cockney rhyming slang)
• "My Old Man (Said Follow the Van)" by Marie Lloyd (written by Charles Collins and Fred W Leigh)
• "The Myths And Legends Of King Merton Womble And His Journey To The Centre Of The Earth" by The Wombles (band)

N

• "N16" by Deirdre Cartwright
• "Nacht in Soho" by Dietmar Schönherr
• "Nan I Am London" by Wiley
• "Narcissist" by The Libertines
• "Natty Dub in a London" by U Brown
• "Near the Moon" by Animals That Swim (describes a location in the vicinity of Stoke Newington)
• "Neasden" by Willie Rushton
• "Neckinger" by Oicho (David Harrow)
• "Negotiations in Soho Square" by The Tremeloes
• "Nelson's Column" by Eddie Thompson
• "Nelson's Column" by Haydn Wood (from London Landmarks Suite)
• "Nevermore" by U.K. (Soho)
• "Never See London Again" by Lincoln
• "New Amsterdam" by Elvis Costello (Rotherhithe)
• "New Crass Massahkah" by Linton Kwesi Johnson^[2]
• "New Cross" by Part Chimp
• "New Cross 13" by The Blackstones
• "New Face in N16" by The Apostles
• "New Kent Road" by Dennis Bovell
• "Theme From New Scotland Yard" by Norrie Paramor
• "New Thing From London Town" by Sharpe and Numan
• "New Tunbridge Wells at Islington" by John Lockman
• "New York, London, Amsterdam" by The Captain & Steve Thomas
• "(New York London Paris) Spleen" by Art of Noise
• "The Newgate Wind" by The Bevis Frond
• "Newgate's Knocker" by Jools Holland
• "Newington" (hymn tune by William Maclagan)
• "Newington Gardens" by Lyn Dobson
• "Newman Street" by Axis Point
• "Next Plane to London" by The Rose Garden
• "Next Stop London" by Union
• "Nice Man Jack (Kensington Gardens/Mitre Square/Harley Street)" by John Miles
• "Nice One Bruvva" by Paul F & Mr T (hard trance tune featuring the line "you big cockney space case")
• "Night Bus To Dalston" by Bad Manners
• "Night Falls on London" by The Waterboys
• "Night Flight To London" by Sol Raye
• "The Night I Appeared as Macbeth" by William Hargreaves ("They made me a present of Mornington Crescent..")
• "Night in Acton (After Dark in W3)" by The Beatmasters
• "Night Terror" by Laura Marling ("I woke up on a bench on Shepherds Bush Green")
• "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square" by Vera Lynn (by Eric Maschwitz and Manning Sherwin)
• "Nine out of Ten" by Caetano Veloso ("Walk down Portobello Road...")
• "Nite Train To London" by Moon Martin
• "No More" by Noël Coward ("No more binges at the Piccadilly; Cafe Royal and Ritz..")
• "No Place Like London" by Stephen Sondheim
• "No Place Like London" by Todd Edwards
• "No Respect" by Bad Manners (Soho)
• "No Town Hall (Southwark)" by Crisis
• "No War in Russell Square" by Software (project featuring Patrick Leonard)
• "No.1 with a Bullet" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in The Highbury Working)
• "No. 10 Downing Street" by The Troggs
• "Nobody Compares" by One Direction ("You're so London, your own style...") from Take Me Home 2012
• "Non-Stop London" by Johnny Dankworth
• "North Circular" by Real Lies
• "North Circular Dub" by King Tubby
• "North End Road" by Peter Bardens
• "North Kensington" by The Lilac Time
• "North London" by Wiley
• "North London Boy" by Incognito
• "North London Thing (Carry the Swing)" by Prince Hammer
• "North London Trash" by Razorlight
• "North Thames Gas Board" by The End
• "North West Three" by Fatboy Slim
• "Northcote Arms" by Mungo Jerry
• "Northern Line" by Jamie T
• "Northern Line" by Yeti
• "Northern Line, Black Heart" by Tyla
• "Northsides" by Chester P
• "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)" by The Beatles^[1]
• "Not Dark Yet" by Bob Dylan ("Well I been to London, and I been to gay Paree")
• "Nothing Has Been Proved" by Dusty Springfield (written by Pet Shop Boys)
• "Notting Hill" by Trevor Jones
• "Notting Hill" by Wild Willy Barrett
• "Notting Hill Blues" by Aztec Camera
• "Notting Hill Eviction Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "Notting Hill Gate" by the Reckless Sleepers (featured Jules Shear)
• "The Notting Hill Two-Step" by Acoustic Alchemy
• "Now You're Just Being Ridiculous" by Television Personalities (Greenwich Park)
• "Number One Bus" by Nuru Kane (describes Bermondsey and Islington and bus routes between)
• "Number One: Protection" by Tom Robinson Band
• "Nunhead" by Happy Accidents
• "NW3" by The Apostles
• "NW3" by The Pogues
• "NW5" by Madness (The Liberty of Norton Folgate album)
• "NW6" by Dave Shepherd Quintet (jazz)
• "NW8" by Bernie Marsden
• "NW10" by JC Carroll
• "The Nymph's Dance – The Second of Grays Inn" by Mannheim Steamroller

O

• "Oh! 'Ampstead" by Albert Chevalier and John Crook ("The day you spent at 'Ampstead 'Eath you never will forget")
• "Oh Baby Won't Come Back Home To Croydon Where Everyone Beedle's And Bo's" by Brian Auger
• "Oh Eversholt" by Ciccone (named for Eversholt Street in Camden)
• "Oh, if you come to Brixton there are lots of sights to see" from The Girl From Utah
• "Oh, London Girls Are All So Haughty, Proud, and Chilly" from A Country Girl
• "Oh, London is Really a Wonderful Town..." by Adrian Ross and Percy Greenbank (from the musical comedy Our Miss Gibbs)
• "Oh! Mr Porter" by George Le Brunn
• "Oi! Oi! Oi!" by Cockney Rejects
• "Old Compton Street" by Don Black (from the musical 'Budgie')out
• "Old Compton Street Blues" by Al Stewart
• "Old Jewish East End Of London Dub" by Jah Wobble
• "The Old Main Drag" by The Pogues
• "Old Kent Road" by Plainsong
• "Old Kent Road" by The Upsetters
• "Old Lady of Stokey" by Ranking Dread
• "Old London Cries" from Sailing Along
• "Old London Town" by Benny Martin
• "Old River Thames" by Automatics
• "Old Siam Sir" by Paul McCartney
• "Old Smokey" by Linda Lewis
• "Old Soho" by Murray Head
• "Old St. Boogie" by Eat
• "The Old Welsh Harp" by Florrie Forde (about the Old Welsh Harp Tavern that stood in Hendon)
• "Olympia" by Lush
• "On A Mission" by The Rakes
• "On And On " by Aswad featuring Sweetie Irie
• "On (Catford) Broadway" by Billy Jenkins
• "On Frith Street" by Mo Foster
• "On Lavender Hill" by The Real Tuesday Weld
• "On London Bridge" by Jo Stafford
• "On Mother Kelly's Doorstep" by George Alex Stevens ("Paradise Row" is in Bethnal Green)
• "On The GPO Tower" by Don Spencer
• "On the Kings Road" by The Young Idea (featuring Tony Cox (record producer))
• "On The Steps of Old St Pauls" by Billy Cotton
• "Once Upon A Long Ago" by Paul McCartney
• "One Better Day" by Madness
• "One Day in London" by Leslie Bricusse
• "One Drop" by P.I.L.
• "One For John Gee" by Jethro Tull (John Gee being manager of London's Marquee Club.)
• "One For The Burglar" by D.S. Building Contractors (who included half of Orbital)
• "One Hundred Punks" by Generation X (Wardour Street, Soho)
• "One Man Band" by Leo Sayer ("Everyone knows you in Ladbroke Grove")
• "One Two Three (The Ballad of Notting Hill Gate)" by Heron
• "The Only Cool Girl in Ladbroke Grove" by The Manges
• "The Only Living Boy in New Cross" by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• "Open Piccadilly" by Lol Coxhill
• "Operation Trident" by Mad Professor
• "Òran na Cloiche", Scottish Gaelic folk song (commemorates the removal of the Stone of Scone from Westminster Abbey)
• "An Ordinary Copper" by Jeff Darnell and Jack Warner
• "Original London Style" by London Posse
• "Orion" by Jethro Tull ("darkest Chelsea")
• "Ossie's Dream (Spurs Are on Their Way To Wembley)" by Tottenham Hotspur FC With Chas & Dave
• "Our Man in London" by CCS
• "Outer Space/Carry On" by 5 Seconds of Summer
• "Outskirts of London" by Melanie Harrold & Olly Blanchflower
• "Over London Skies" by The Orchestra
• "Over The Flats" by T. Rex
• "Oxford Street" by Everything But The Girl
• "Oxford Street" by The Monks
• "Oxford St, W1" by Television Personalities
• "Oxford Street March" by Eric Coates

P

• "P.25 London" by The Black Crowes
• "Paddington" by Blancmange
• "Paddington Bear" by Bernard Cribbins
• "Paddington Green" by Ray Burton
• "Paid in Full" by Eric B. & Rakim
• "Painter Man" by The Creation
• "Painting and Kissing" by Hefner (Holloway Road)
• "Palewell Park" by Bruford
• "Pall Mall Blues" by Joe Pass, Boško Petrović, Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen
• "Panic" by The Smiths
• "Paris" by The 1975
• "Parker – Well Done!" by Barry Gray Orchestra
• "Parkeskine" by Saint Etienne
• "Parliament Hill" by Magna Carta
• "Parliament Hill" by Saint Etienne
• "Parliament Hill Fields" by Captain Sensible
• "Parliament Hill Fields" by Stephen Duffy & the Lilac Time
• "Part Time Punks" by Television Personalities
• "Parties in Chelsea" by Television Personalities
• "Party in Paris" by UK Subs ("meanwhile back in London", etc.)
• "Passing Through" by Fad Gadget
• "Pass Me the Rizla" by London Posse (Wood Green)
• "Passport To Pimlico" by Johnny Mandel
• "Paternosta Row" by The Twilights
• "Peace of Mind" by Curved Air (Isle of Dogs)
• "Pearly King And Queen" by Portion Control
• "Pearly Queen" by Dave Mason
• "Peckham Royalty" by Robin Jones Latin Jazz Sextet (featuring Snowboy)
• "Pembridge Court" by Big Jay McNeely
• "Pentonville" by Babyshambles
• "Pentonville" by Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band
• "Pentonville Blues" by Glide & Swerve featuring Boy George
• "Peter the Painter" by Ian Dury^[2]
• "Petticoat Lane" by Stanley Holloway
• "Petticoat Lane (On A Saturday Ain't So Nice)" by Lionel Bart
• "Petticoat Lane Rag" by Euday L. Bowman
• "Picadilly Lily" by Herbert Kretzmer (from the musical film Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness?)
• "Piccadilly" by Adam Ant
• "Piccadilly" by Ambrose
• "Piccadilly" by Arnold Steck
• "Piccadilly" by Crazy Otto
• "Piccadilly" by David Rose and his Orchestra
• "Piccadilly" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Piccadilly" by Fritz Schulz-Reichel
• "Piccadilly" by Hetty King
• "Piccadilly" by Julie Andrews
• "Piccadilly" by Squeeze^[2]
• "Piccadilly" by Tir Na Nog
• "Piccadilly" by Vivian Ellis
• "Piccadilly 2AM" by Ray Martin
• "Piccadilly Baby" by Blue Diamonds
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Adamski's Thing
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Bill Ramsey
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Frank Boeijen (in Dutch)
• "Piccadilly Circus" by King Tubby
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Ray Anthony
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Stiff Little Fingers
• "Piccadilly Circus" by Pernilla Wahlgren
• "Piccadilly Circus Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "Piccadilly Circus Dub" by Sir Coxson Sound Lloyd Coxsone
• "Piccadilly Folks" by Lord Kitchener
• "Piccadilly Hop" by The Hippy Boys
• "Piccadilly in the Rain (I'll Be There)" by Scarlet
• "Piccadilly Jumps" by Johnny Keating
• "Piccadilly Lady" by David Garrick
• "Piccadilly Lily" by David Liebman
• "Piccadilly Line" by Jim Dale
• "Piccadilly Line" by Liverpool Five
• "Piccadilly Night Ride" by Alan Hawkshaw
• "Piccadilly Palare" by Morrissey (also references Manchester)
• "Piccadilly Panic" by Ralph Sharon
• "Piccadilly Pick Up" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Piccadilly Picnic" by David A. Stewart
• "Piccadilly Rag" by Joe 'Fingers' Carr
• "Piccadilly Rock" by Bill Haley & His Comets
• "Piccadilly Run" by Downliners Sect
• "Piccadilly Sidetracks" by The Enemy
• "Piccadilly Sweet" by Ekseption
• "The Piccadilly Trail" by The Style Council
• "The Piccadilly Trot" by George Arthurs and Worton Davis (sung by Marie Lloyd)
• "Piccadilly Walk" by Johnny Pearson
• "Piccalilli Dilly" by Bill Finnegan
• "Pick-A-Dilly" by Bill Perkins
• "Pigeon Song" by Patrick Wolf
• "Pigeons" by Genesis
• "Pimlico" by David Devant & His Spirit Wife
• "Pinball" by Brian Protheroe
• "Pinball Wizard" by The Who
• "Pissed Up in SE1" by Aphex Twin
• "Pizzicato Piccadilly" by Betty Roe
• "Places" by Fountains of Wayne
• "Plaistow Patricia" by Ian Dury
• "Plaistow Flex Out" by Squarepusher
• "Planet Hackney" by Overlord X
• "Plastic Surgery" by Adam and the Ants ("gonna take you down to Harley Street")
• "Platform End" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band
• "Play with Fire" by The Rolling Stones^[1] (St Johns Wood, Stepney, Knightsbridge)
• "The Pleasures of Spring Gardens, Vauxhall" by William Boyce
• "The Ploughboy And The Cockney" by Tim Hart & Maddy Prior
• "A Poem on the Underground Wall" by Simon and Garfunkel
• "Police Car" by Cockney Rejects ("I got nicked up West Ham!")
• "Police Officer" by Smiley Culture (East London, cockneys, Victoria)
• "The Pond" by Phil Daniels + the Cross
• "Ponders End Allotments Club" by Chas & Dave
• "Pool of London" by Douglas Gamley
• "Pop Go The Workers (Pt 2)" by Barron Knights
• "Pop Goes the Weasel" – composer unknown ("Up and down the City Road, in and out the Eagle.")
• "Port London Early" by Robin Williamson
• "Portland Place" by Tommy Whittle
• "Portobello" by Lords of the New Church
• "Portobello Belle" by Dire Straits
• "Portobello Cafe" by Ballistic Brothers
• "Portobello Man" by The Bevis Frond
• "Portobello Market" by Syd Dale
• "Portobello Road" by Cat Stevens
• "Portobello Road" by Billy Nicholls
• "Portobello Road" by Sherman Brothers (from Bedknobs and Broomsticks)^[2]
• "Portobello Road" by Clement "Coxsone" Dodd
• "Portobello Shuffle" by Pink Fairies
• "Posin' At The Roundhouse" by Television Personalities
• "Possibly Parsons Green" by Fairport Convention
• "Postcard From London" by Ray Davies
• "Powder Blue" by Madness
• "Power in the Darkness" by Tom Robinson Band (2004 Version)
• "Powis Square" by Ry Cooder
• "Prelude – Blues SW19" by Mo Foster
• "The Prettiest Star" by David Bowie (Gloucester Road)
• "Pretty Little Villa Down at Barking" by Gus Elen
• "Pretty Polly Perkins of Paddington Green" by Harry Clifton
• "Primitive London" by Basil Kirchin
• "Primrose 0822" by The Times
• "Primrose Hill" by Beverley Martyn^[2]
• "Primrose Hill" by James McCartney (featuring Sean Lennon)
• "Primrose Hill" by Kathe Green
• "Primrose Hill" by Loudon Wainwright III^[2]
• "Primrose Hill" by Madness
• "Primrose Hill" by Peggy Seeger
• "Primrose Hill" by Ray Russell
• "Primrose Hill"[I] by Saint Etienne
• "Primrose Hill" by Underworld And Gabriel Yared
• "Primrose Hill (Theme For Jake)" by Rock Workshop (featuring Alex Harvey)
• "Prince Igor" by The Rapsody featuring Warren G
• "A Prince in a Pauper's Grave" by Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine (Elephant and Castle)
• "Princelet Street" by Catherine Howe
• "Probably A Robbery" by Renegade Soundwave (Lloyd's, Flying Squad)
• "The Procession of Popular Capitalism" by McCarthy (the Strand, Whitehall)
• "Products" by Sway ft. El Rae
• "Professor X" by Dave
• "Proud Thames" by Louis Bellson
• "Pudding Mill Lane" by Saint Etienne (a street and DLR station in Stratford)
• "Pulled Along by Love" by The Mutton Birds (trains on the Northern line)
• "Puss in Boots" by Adam Ant ("I've been to London, and now I'm queen..")
• "Pussy Willow" by Jethro Tull ("in old Mayfair")
• "Put A Bolt in the Door" by Gallon Drunk
• "Putney" by Jah Wobble
• "Puttin' on The Ritz" by Irving Berlin

Q

• "Queen Mary's Garden" by Haydn Wood
• "Queensbury Station" by The Magoo Brothers
• "Queue At Drury Lane" from Kean (musical)

R

• "Railway Hotel" by Mike Batt
• "Rain Fall Down" by The Rolling Stones
• "Raining in London" by The Peddlers
• "A Rainy Day in London" by Paris
• "Rainy Day in London" by Boulevard
• "Rainy Day in London" by The Peddlers
• "Rainy Night in Kilburn" by Ducks Deluxe
• "Rainy Night in London" by Ranking Dread
• "Rainy Night in Soho" by The Pogues
• "A Ramble in St James's Park" by Michael Nyman
• "Rat City" by Art Attacks
• "Ratcliffe Highway" by Fairport Convention; Marc Almond
• "Ravensbourne" by Oicho (David Harrow)
• "Rayner's Lane" by Real People
• "Real Estate" by Blak Twang (SE8, Tanner's Hill, Stockwell Park Estate, Stonebridge, Broadwater Farm, Baskerville, New Cross)
• "Reachin'" by Alabama 3
• "Reasons To Be Cheerful Part 3" by Ian Dury
• "Red Bus Rover" by Sidi Bou Said
• "Red For Piccadilly" by Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band
• "Red London" by Sham 69
• "Red Skies Over Wembley" by The Decorators;^[10] Serious Drinking
• "The Red Weed" from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds
• "Regent Square" by Henry Smart
• "Regent Street Incident" by String Driven Thing
• "Regent's Park" by Connie Francis
• "Regent's Park in Blue" by Dan Melchior
• "Reggae Fi Peach" by Linton Kwesi Johnson
• "Reggae in London City" by The Pioneers
• "Reggie Song" by P.I.L. (Finsbury Park, Seven Sisters)
• "Rehoused in Hounslow" by Robb Johnson
• "Remember You're A Womble" by The Wombles
• "Remembering Petticoat Lane" by John Williams (an instrumental from the Jurassic Park OST)
• "Remote Control" by The Clash
• "Rene" by Small Faces
• "Rendezvous 6:02" by U.K.
• "Respect Me" by Dizzee Rascal (reference to "Holly Street" in E8)
• "The Resurrectionist" by Pet Shop Boys
• "Retreat" by The Rakes
• "Return To Tooting Broadway" by Dick Morrissey & Jim Mullen
• "Return to the London Flat" by Erich Wolfgang Korngold
• "Rhyme" by William Walton
• "Rich Girl" by Gwen Stefani ft Eve ("Please book me first class to my fancy house in London Town")
• "Rich Ah Gettin Richer" by Rebel MC (references Tottenham 3, London massive etc.)
• "Richmond" by The Faces
• "Richmond" by Shelagh McDonald
• "Richmond Bridge" by Piero Piccioni
• "Richmond Rhythm & Blues" by Downliners Sect
• "Riddle in London Town" by State Radio
• "The Right Place For Meeting Is The Piccadilly Tube" by Clifford Grey and Nat Ayer
• "The Right Side Of Bond Street" from The Bing Boys Are Here
• "Rigs of London" by Ian Campbell Folk Group (traditional folk song)
• "Riot in a Notting Hill" by The Pioneers
• "Riot In Brixton" by Kwesi
• "Riot in Hyde Park" by Lower Class Brats
• "Riots In Brixton" by English Friday (an alias of Todd Terry)
• "Riots Over London" by 400 Blows
• "Rising Above Bedlam" by Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart
• "River Lea" by Adele
• "The Road To Hell" by Chris Rea (about the M25 motorway around London)
• "Road To Plaistow" (from Hello Cheeky)
• "Roadblock" by Stock Aitken Waterman
• "Roaring at the Savoy" by Colin Towns Mask Orchestra
• "Rock 'n' Roll Lies" by Razorlight
• "Rock Your Body Rock" by Ferry Corsten
• "Rockin' At The 2 I's" by Wee Willie Harris
• "Rockin' At The Ritz" by Ray Campi
• "Rockin' At The Roundhouse" by Bert Weedon
• "Rolling Around Piccadilly" by George Formby
• "Romford Bypass" by Alexei Sayle
• "Romford Girls" by Riff Raff
• "Romford Rap" by Chas & Dave feat The Matchroom Mob
• "A Room in Bloomsbury" by Sandy Wilson
• "Rose A London" by Arthur Louis
• "Rose Ann of Charing Cross" by Frank Sinatra
• "Rosemary McLaren of the Strand" by Richard Digance
• "Rossiter Road" by Ahmad Jamal
• "Rossmore Road (NW1)" by Barry Andrews
• "Rotten Row" by Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
• "Rotten Row Boogie" by Jools Holland
• "Round About Regent Street" by Jay Wilbur
• "Round Here" by George Michael
• "Round the Marble Arch" by Ralph Butler and Noel Gay
• "Rough in Hackney" by Overlord X
• "The Rover" by Led Zeppelin ("I've been to London...") 1975
• "Rowbottom Square" by Barry Mason
• "Roxy Girl" by The Radiators from Space
• "Ruby Soho" by Rancid
• "Rudie Can't Fail" by The Clash; also The Tuts ("On the route of the 19 bus.")
• "Rumpole of the Bailey" by Joseph Horovitz
• "Runaways" by Shut Up And Dance
• "The Rust on the Screws of the Churchill Theatre" by Billy Jenkins

S

• "Saddle Up 1990" by David Christie featuring MC De
• "Saddlers Wells" by Haydn Wood
• "Sad Mona Lisa" by Television Personalities
• "Sage of Sydney Street" by Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation
• "St. Andrew's By The Wardrobe" by Jools Holland
• "St. Francis Amongst the Mortals" by McCarthy ("..arrived in London and lived a lamb-like life..")
• "St. James's Park" by Harry Leon and Tommie Connor, recorded by several artists including Leslie Holmes
• "St. James Park in Spring" by Haydn Wood
• "St. James Walk" by The Clientele
• "St. John's Wood Affair" by Nirvana (British band)
• "St. Martin's In The Fields" by Jools Holland
• "St. Martin's-In-The-Fields" by The Rain
• "St. Mary-Le-Bow" by Jah Wobble
• "St. Pancras" by Quintessence
• "St. Pancras" by Underworld And Gabriel Yared
• "St. Paul's" by Blancmange
• "St. Paul's" by Douglas Gamley
• "St. Paul's Beneath a Sinking Sky" by The Clientele
• "St. Paul's Suite" by Gustav Holst
• "St. Paul's Wharf" by John Fox (composer, arranger, conductor)
• "Sal and Methuselam" by F. C. Sansom (probably 1866, sung by William H. Lingard)
• "Sale of the Century" by Sleeper
• "Salt Box Hill" by Bob Burgos (member of Matchbox)
• "Salvador Dalí's Garden Party" by Television Personalities (Kensington Market)
• "Sam" by Suede (Lancaster Road)
• "Sam's Town" by The Killers
• "Santa Ain't Commin Down to Brixton Town" by Jackie Robinson
• "Satellite" by Sex Pistols
• "Saturday Gigs" by Mott the Hoople (Chelsea, Croydon, Roundhouse [Camden], etc)
• "Saturday in the Kings Road" by Harry Robertson (musician) And His Orchestra
• "Saturday Morning In Angel Lane" by Ewan MacColl
• "Saturday Night Beneath the Plastic Palm Trees" by The Leyton Buzzards ("Found my Mecca near Tottenham Hale station, I discovered heaven in the Seven Sisters Road" and also "Crews from Balham and Golders Green...")
• "Saturday Night in Camden Town" by International Observer
• "Saturday Night Facts of Life" by Comet Gain, The Cribs
• "Saturday Nite" by Earth, Wind & Fire
• "Save the World, Get the Girl" by The King Blues
• "Saville Row" by Skeewiff
• "Say A Little Prayer" by Bomb The Bass
• "Scandal in Brixton Market" by Girlie & Laurel Aitken
• "Scarlet Begonias" by Grateful Dead ("As I was walking 'round Grosvenor Square...")
• "Schooltime Chronicle" by Smiley Culture (Tulse Hill, Stockwell, Kennington)
• "Scotland Yard" by Garry & The Gonads
• "Scotland Yard" by Phillip Boa
• "Screwface Capital" by Dave (Streatham)
• "SE12" by The Business
• "SE15" by Freq Nasty
• "SE16" by God Colony ft. Flohio
• "SE18" by The Visitors (2003)
• "Seaside Shuffle" by Terry Dactyl and the Dinosaurs
• "Second Hand" by Wilfrid Brambell (1962: namechecks London locations and sung as if by Steptoe senior)
• "See My Friends" by The Kinks ("They'll cross the river..." Thames)
• "Seeing Through London" by Joseph Cotton And The Lord Son
• "Serpentine Gallery" by Alternative TV
• "Set The Thames on Fire" by Scientist
• "Seven Kings" by Juan María Solare
• "Seven Dials" by Jah Wobble & Ollie Marland
• "Seven Dials" by Jools Holland
• "Seven Dials" by Madness
• "Seven Sisters Dub" by King Tubby
• "Seven Sisters Road" by Dan Reed Network
• "Seven Sisters to Silverlake" by Comet Gain
• "Sex Kick (Ciao Portobello)" by Transvision Vamp
• "The Sewers of the Strand" by Spike Milligan
• "Shad Thames" by Saint Etienne
• "Shadwell Stair" by Betty Roe
• "Shake Buckingham Palace Down" by Dennis Bovell
• "Shakespeare Road" by The Mahones
• "Shakin' Up (Downing Street)" by Bad Manners
• "She Ain't Worth It" by Glenn Medeiros ft Bobby Brown (Boilerhouse mix)
• "She Was Poor But She Was Honest" by R.P. Weston and Bert Lee ("Then she ran away to London to hide her grief and shame")
• "She Wears Red Feathers" by Guy Mitchell
• "Sheila" by Jamie T^[2]
• "Shepherd's Bush" by Elizabeth Barraclough
• "Shepherds Bush Cowboy" by Third World War
• "Shepherds Bush in Dub" by King Tubby Meets Roots Radics
• "She's A Woman" by Scritti Politti & Shabba Ranks
• "Shock on the Tube" by 10cc
• "Shopping In Kensington" (from Follow That Girl)
• "Shouting for the Gunners" by Arsenal FC and Tippa Irie
• "(Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star" by Bill Wyman (Trafalgar Square, Battersea)
• "Sidney Street" by Chris Difford
• "Sid's Song" by Inner City Unit ("In London town where I was born")
• "Sights and Sounds of London Town" by Richard Thompson
• "Sightsee M.C.!" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Signs" by Snoop Dogg ft Justin Timberlake
• "Sing A Song of London" by Stanley Holloway
• "Singers Hampstead Home" by Microdisney
• "Sir Keith at Lambeth" by Mount Vernon Arts Lab
• "Sirens of Acre Lane" by Genaside II (Brixton)
• "Silvertown" by Cockney Rejects
• "Silvertown Blues" by Mark Knopfler
• "Simply Unstoppable" by Tinie Tempah
• "Sister Rosetta" by Alabama 3 (Brixton)
• "Sitting in London City" by Mel Collins
• "Six Bells Stampede" by Wally Fawkes And The Troglodytes (The Six Bells was a jazz venue in London)
• "Skeleton Horse" by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins (in The Highbury Working)
• "Sketches From The National Gallery" by Louis Bellson
• "Skyline – West One" by Syd Dale
• "Skylon" by 808 State
• "Slam" by Humanoid (Brian Dougans)
• "Slim Slow Slider," by Van Morrison ("Saw you walking down by Ladbroke Grove..")
• "Sleepless in London" by Neon Jungle
• "Sloane Square" by Simon Fisher Turner
• "Sloane Street Ladies" by Arthur Macrae and Richard Addinsell
• "Slow Down at the Castle" by Saint Etienne
• "Small Town Girl" by Good Shoes (References Raynes Park High School)
• "Smashing Time" by Television Personalities
• "The Smile" by David Essex
• "Smithers-Jones" by The Jam (Waterloo Line)
• "Snooker Loopy" by Chas & Dave
• "Snowbound On The South Bank" by Saint Etienne
• "Snowed In At Wheeler Street" by Kate Bush
• "So Long, London" by Taylor Swift
• "So Rotton" by Blak Twang (London – West, East, South, North and NW)
• "So So" by Gary Go
• "So you'd better stay with me at Mocha, and be number 5 0 3. You'll find me the wittiest joker from Greenwich to the Caspian Sea..." by Alfred Cellier and Albert Jarret
• "Soho" by Bay City Rollers
• "Soho" by Bert Jansch and John Renbourn^[2]
• "Soho" by Brand X
• "Soho" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Soho" by The Hangovers
• "Soho" by Incognito
• "Soho" by Ian Whitcomb
• "Soho" by Jools Holland
• "Soho" by L.A. Guns
• "Soho" by Light of the World
• "Soho" by Steve Smith and Vital Information
• "Soho" by Tanja Berg (singer has article on German wiki)
• "Soho" by UK Subs
• "Soho A Go Go" by The Members
• "Soho All Over Again" by Robb Johnson
• "Soho Alley" by The Fixx
• "Soho Blues" by Acker Bilk
• "Soho Blues" by Reg Owen
• "Soho Cab Ride" by Ballistic Brothers
• "Soho Code" by Deep Blue (musician)
• "Soho Disco" by Groove Armada
• "Soho Dreams" by Secret Affair
• "Soho Fair" by Bert Weedon
• "Soho Forenoons" by John Ireland (from Three London Pieces)
• "Soho Girls" by Pork Dukes
• "Soho Heart" by Robb Johnson
• "Soho Jack" by Paul Brett
• "Soho Mojo" by Spyro Gyra
• "Soho (Needless to say)" by Al Stewart^[11]
• "Soho Saturday Night Shuffle" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Soho Solitaire" by Peter Miller
• "Soho Square" by Kirsty MacColl^[2]
• "Soho Square" by Lindisfarne
• "Soho St Ives Tangier" by The Focus Group
• "Soho Stripper" by Dick Hyman
• "Soho Strut" by Brand New Heavies
• "Soho Strut" by Secret Affair
• "Soho Studio" by the People Band (featuring Terry Day amongst others)
• "Solitary Confinement" by The Members
• "Solo in Soho" by Phil Lynott
• "Someone in London" by Godsmack
• "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" by Elton John ("East End nights")
• "Somers Town" by Jasmine Minks
• "Somerstown" by The Parkinsons
• "Somewhere In London" by Steeleye Span
• "Son Of 'There's No Place Like Homerton'" by Hatfield and the North
• "Song for Clay (Disappear Here)" by Bloc Party
• "Song for Ruth Ellis" by Adam and the Ants ("Violence in Hampstead")
• "Song for South Kensington" by Analogy
• "Songs And Cries of London Town" by Bob Chilcott
• "Sonny's Lettah" by Linton Kwesi Johnson
• "Sorted for E's and Wizz" by Pulp
• "Sound Bwoy Burial" by Gant (an alias of 187 Lockdown)
• "Sound of Swinging London" by Glen Matlock and The Philistines
• "Sound of the Suburbs" by The Members
• "Soundlife London" by The Clarke & Ware Experiment (Vince Clarke and Martyn Ware)
• "Sounds From the Street" by The Jam
• "Sounds of London" by Rick & Pam Maskell
• "South Bank" by Colin Towns Mask Quintet
• "South Circular Dub" by King Tubby
• "South East London Skank" by Basque Dub Foundation
• "South London Boroughs" by Burial
• "South London Dub Symphony" by Jah Wobble
• "South London Forever" by Florence and the Machine
• "South London Safari" by Shingai Shoniwa
• "South of the River" by Mica Paris
• "South Side of the River" by Gary Holton
• "Southbank Song" by Dan Melchior
• "Southern Belles in London Sing" by The Faint
• "Southside Tenements" by David Knopfler
• "Souvenir of London" by Procol Harum
• "Space Angel Station" by Drum Club
• "Spanish Place" by Jah Wobble & Bill Sharpe
• "Speakeasy" by Pat Travers
• "Speakeasy" by The Who (about the Speakeasy Club in 1960s/1970s London)
• "Speaker's Corner" by Haven
• "Speakers Corner" by Jools Holland
• "Speakers Corner" by Parchment
• "Spencer Road Rock" by Elroy Bailey (a member of Black Slate)
• "SPG" by Red Alert
• "Spirit" by Razorlight
• "The Spirit of Cable Street" by Cornelius Cardew
• "Spirits By The Thames" by Jah Wobble
• "Spitalfields" by Red Snapper
• "Sports Line London" by London Brass
• "Springtime in Piccadilly Circus" by Johnny Scott
• "Springtime in Whitechapel" by Carol Grimes
• "Stagger" by Underworld
• "Stairway To Croydon" by Dan Melchior
• "Stand Up Tall" by Dizzee Rascal^[1]
• "Stanley (Does It All)" by Scatman Crothers
• "Stanwell" by Action Pact!
• "Starlight Melody (Waterloo Bridge)" by Nini Rosso
• "Stardom in Acton" by Pete Townshend
• "A State Procession (Buckingham Palace)" by Albert Ketelbey
• "Statuesque" by Sleeper
• "Stavordale Road, N5" by The Nips (A street in Highbury)
• "Stay Free" by The Clash (Brixton [Prison], Crown (& Sceptre) [Streatham Hill])
• "Step It Down Shepherd's Bush" by Ranking Joe
• "Step To Me" (Real Club Mix) by Mantronix
• "Stick To London Town" by Ella Shields
• "Sticks Vs. Smoke" by Dan Melchior (Broke Revue)
• "The Stoke Newington 8" by The Apostles
• "Stompin' At Decca" by Django Reinhardt
• "Stone Thames" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Stoned on Denmark Street" by New Jersey Kings (an alias of the James Taylor Quartet)
• "Stop This Crazy Thing" by Coldcut
• "Straight To Stereo (Tokyo-London)" by Dr Calculus (featured Stephen Duffy)
• "Strange Tale of Madame Occhahontas and the Westminister Dreadlocks" by David Rudder
• "Strange Town" by The Jam^[2]
• "Streatham" by Dave
• "Street Fighting Man" by The Rolling Stones
• "The Streets of Ladbroke Grove" by Delroy Washington
• "Streets of London" by B.B. Seaton
• "Streets of London" by Clover
• "Streets of London" by Ralph McTell^[2]
• "Streets Of San Fran Brixton" by Genaside II
• "Streets of Whitechapel" by JC Carroll
• "Street Tuff" by Rebel MC
• "Strip Show" by Doll By Doll
• "Strolling Down The Strand" by Fred Godfrey and Leslie Sarony
• "Strolling in Hyde Park" by Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
• "Strummin'" by Chas & Dave (Brixton, Barnet)
• "Struttin' In The Strand" by Harry Roy and his Mayfair Hotel Orchestra
• "Studio 51" by Downliners Sect
• "Success" by Sigue Sigue Sputnik (Savile Row etc.)
• "Sugarhouse Lane" by Saint Etienne
• "Sugar & Spice" by Madness ("We bought a flat in Golders Green")
• "Suicide on Downing Street" by Tim Finn
• "Suite in C (Including Turnham Green, Here I Am And Others)" by McDonald & Giles
• "Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straits^[2]
• "Sunday" by Bloc Party
• "Sunday Street" by Squeeze
• "Sunny Goodge Street" by Donovan^[2]
• "Sunday Morning Camden Town" by Louis Philippe
• "Sunday Morning in Petticoat Lane" by Maria Dallas
• "Sunny South Kensington" by Donovan
• "Sunny Street, W14" by Sutherland Brothers Band
• "Sunset Boulevard" by Kim Fowley
• "Supper at the Savoy" by Raymond Scott
• "Supreme" by Robbie Williams ("All the lonely hearts in London caught a plane and flew away")
• "Surfin' SW12" by The Monochrome Set
• "Susan's Soho Parties" by Bill Pritchard
• "Suspicious Eyes" by The Rakes
• "Suzy" by Benny Hill ("Now I wandered down into Soho")
• "Svata Parlan I London (Black Pearl in London)" by Thomas Di Leva
• "SW2" by DJ Maxi Jazz
• "SW4" by Gail Ann Dorsey
• "SW5" by Mike Silver
• "The Swallows of London Town" by Autumn Defense
• "Swan Wharf" by Saint Etienne
• "Swedish Sin" by Billie the Vision and the Dancers
• "Sweet London Lady" by Lou Christie
• "Sweet Thames" by Vivian Ellis
• "Sweet Thames Flow Softly" by Ewan MacColl ft. Planxty
• "Sweet Thing" by Van Morrison
• "Swimming Over London" by King's Singers
• "Swing Big Ben" by Joe Daniels (jazz drummer) & his Hot Shots
• "Swingin' At Maida Vale" by Benny Carter
• "Swingin' Beefeater" by The Tornados
• "Swinging In The Rain" by Norman Vaughan
• "Swinging London" by Barbara Windsor
• "Swinging London" by The Cleaners from Venus
• "Swinging London" by London
• "Swinging London" by The Magnetic Fields
• "Swinging London" by The Pretenders
• "Swinging London Town" by Girls Aloud
• "Swiss Cottage Manoeuvres" by Al Stewart
• "Symphony No 2 A London Symphony"[I] by Ralph Vaughan Williams (includes "Hampstead Heath on a August Bank Holiday Sunday" and "Bloomsbury Square on a November Afternoon")
• "Symphony No 104 in D Major (London)" by Joseph Haydn

T

• "Take It" by Flowered Up
• "Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty" by Florrie Forde
• "Take Me Back To London" by Ruby
• "Take Me Down To Kensington High" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "Take Me in a Taxi, Joe" by Bennett Scott
• "Taking After Dear Old Dad" by Noël Coward ("Later on I meet a pal and stroll with him along the Mall")
• "The Taking of Peckham 123" by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• "The Tale of Two Cities" by Semprini
• "Taste of Aggro" by The Barron Knights ("We're from Catford", etc.)
• "Tea at the Cafe De Paris" by Cayenne
• "The Tears Shed in London Tonight" by R.P. Weston and Bert Lee
• "Techno Fan" by The Wombats
• "Teddington Green" by John Scott (composer)
• "Tell Them You're A Londoner" by Fred Godfrey and Billy Williams
• "Tell Me When The Whistle Blows" by Elton John
• "Temple Bar" by Gazebo (musician)
• "Temple Bar" by Jools Holland
• "Thames" by Jah Wobble
• "The Thames" by Starsailor
• "Thames – A Tempo" by Betty Roe
• "Thames At High Water" by Miaow
• "The Thames Hornpipe" by Patrick Street
• "Thames Lighterman" by Alasdair Clayre
• "Thames Walk" by Don Rendell
• "Thameslick" by Amen Andrews
• "That'll Be Very Useful Later On" by Noël Coward ("Mary had them watched from Charing Cross to Golders Green")
• "That's My Impression" by Pet Shop Boys (references the Serpentine)
• "That's Nice" by Neil Christian
• "That's What I Like" by Chas & Dave
• "The Theatre" by Pet Shop Boys
• "Theatre of the Absurd" by Ian Hunter
• "There are Places on the Map that I Never want to see, such as London (on the Thames)..." by Adrian Ross and Basil Hood (from the musical play The Girls of Gottenberg)
• "There Is A Greenford Far Away (Medley)" by Johnny G
• "There's A Beat Goin' On" by Londonbeat
• "There's A Lovely Lake in London" by Tolchard Evans
• "There's A Place Called London" by Buddy Greco
• "There's No Place Like London" by Shirley Bassey
• "They Call me the Belle of Dollis Hill" from Little Jack Sheppard
• "They're Changing The Guard at Buckingham Palace" by Billy Cotton
• "This Is A London Song" by The Union
• "This Is London" by Akala
• "This Is London" by DJ Vortex & Arpa's Dream
• "This Is London" by Don McGlashan
• "This Is London" by Greedy Beat Syndicate
• "This Is London" by Tecno Rappers
• "This Is London" by The Times
• "This London Bridge" by Cilla Black
• "This World Over" by XTC
• "Thornton Heath" by Nairobi Meets Mad Professor
• "Three Juvenile Delinquents" by Noël Coward ("Once we pinched a Cadillac and drove her from the Marble Arch to Kew")
• "Three White Feathers" by Noël Coward (Ealing girl makes good)
• "Tied Up Too Tight" by Hard-Fi^[1]
• "Tiger Tiger" by Paul Quinn
• "Tighten Up, Vol. 88" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Till the Lights of London Shine Again" by Tommie Connor and Edward Pola
• "Time for Heroes" by The Libertines^[2]
• "Time of Our Life" by Jeff Lynne's ELO
• "A Tiny Flat in Soho Square" by Cicely Courtneidge and Harold French
• "Tired of England" by Dirty Pretty Things
• "Tiswas" by Sleaford Mods
• "Titanic Reaction" by 999 ("going round on the Circle Line")
• "To Battersea with Bunches" by The Orb
• "To Cry You a Song" by Jethro Tull
• "To God; An Anthem sung in the Chappell at Whitehall" by Betty Roe
• "To Heathrow Cargo, A Parcel" by Jah Wobble
• "To London" music by Franz Lehar; lyrics by Harold Atteridge and Paul M. Potter
• "To London With You" by Al Jones
• "To The Winter" by Brett Anderson ("So I went and sat in Crystal Palace, by the plastic dinosaurs")
• "To Wimbledon With Love" by The Wombles
• "Tom Jones International" by Tom Jones
• "Tom O'Bedlam" by Steeleye Span (traditional folk ballad)
• "Tomorrow Night" by The Front Lawn
• "Tonight in Camden Town" by John Kerr
• "Too Much Brandy" by The Streets (mentions a tube train and the Dog Star pub, Brixton)
• "Toon Army – Going To Wembley" by Mungo Jerry
• "Tooting Bec" by Tim Souster
• "Tooting Bec Rape Case" by England
• "Tooting Bec Wreck" by Hanoi Rocks
• "Top of the Morning" by Noël Coward ("London is shiny and free, that is, as free as a Democracy can be")
• "Torn on the Platform" by Jack Peñate^[1]
• "Tottenham Burned" by Robb Johnson
• "Tottenham Rock" by U Brown
• "Tower Hill" by Haydn Wood (from London Landmarks Suite)
• "Tower Hill" by Jonathan Coe & Louis Philippe
• "Tower of London" by ABC^[2]
• "Tower Block Rock (W1)" by Twenty Flight Rockers
• "Tower Bridge" by Spike Milligan
• "Tower Warders, Under Orders" by Gilbert & Sullivan (from The Yeoman of the Guard)
• "Towers of London" by XTC
• "Trafalgar" by Bee Gees
• "Trafalgar Square" by Guy Bolton, Fred Thompson (writer), Douglas Furber, Martin Broones and Graham John
• "Trafalgar Square" by Jonathan Wilson
• "Trafalgar Square" by Huggy Bear
• "Trafalgar Square" by Pablo Gad
• "Trafalgar Square Dance" by Leslie Crowther
• "Traffic in Fleet Street" by Nick Heyward
• "Trailer Load of Girls" by Shabba Ranks
• "Traitors Gate" by Blitzkrieg
• "Traitors Gate" by Chelsea
• "Traitors Gate" by More
• "Trams of Old London" by Robyn Hitchcock
• "Transmetropolitan" by The Pogues
• "Transport of Delight" by Flanders and Swann
• "The Trees in Grosvenor Square" by Johnny Scott
• "Trellick Tower" by Emmy the Great
• "Tried by the Centre Court" by Michael Flanders & Donald Swann
• "Trinity Wharf" by Saint Etienne
• "Trip To London" by Stockton's Wing
• "Tropical London" by Rancid
• "Trouble on Oxford Street" by Skinny Lister
• "Trouble on the Westside" by Tony Touch featuring Slick Rick (Mitcham)
• "Truro Road" by Juan María Solare
• "T-Shirt Weather in the Manor" by Kano
• "Tube Disasters" by Flux of Pink Indians
• "Tube Train" by The Iveys
• "Tube Train Blues" by Brunning Sunflower Blues Band (featuring Bob Brunning)
• "Tulse Hill Nights" by 999
• "Turned Away" by Audio Bullys
• "Turnpike Lane" by Pete Moore (composer)
• "Twas in Hyde Park, Beside the Row" from The Emerald Isle
• "Twenty-Four Minutes from Tulse Hill" by Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine
• "Twickenham Ferry" by Theo Marzials
• "Twilight (Uxbridge Road)" by Anthony Moore
• "Two Cockney Kids" by Leslie Bricusse (from Three Hats for Lisa)
• "Two Criminal Points of View" by McCarthy
• "Two Ol' Girls From Camden Town" by Chas & Dave
• "Twyford Down" by Galliano (band) (references the M25)
• "Tyburn" by The Pack (featuring Kirk Brandon)
• "Tyburn" by The Wall
• "Tyburn Tree" by The Men They Couldn't Hang
• "The Tyburn Tree" by Marc Almond

U

• "UFO's over Leytonstone" by Squarepusher
• "'Ullo John! Gotta New Motor?" by Alexei Sayle (the Thames Barrier, Bermondsey, Peckham, Stanmore, Fulham, etc.)
• "The Um-Ber-El-La-Mender" by George Leybourne and Alfred Lee ("Standing in the Strand with cigar-lights")
• "Un Dimanche A Londres" by Edith Piaf
• "Uncommercial Road" by Jah Wobble
• "Under London Lights" by The Peddlers
• "Under New Management (parts 1&2)" by Barron Knights
• "Under The Gun" by The Killers ("Stupid on the streets of London")
• "Under The Westway" by Blur^[3]
• "Undercover Anarchist" by Silver Bullet
• "Underground Music" by Ivor Biggun ("On London Transport, I used to do my shopping")
• "The Underground Train" by Lord Kitchener^[2]
• "Underneath the Arches" by Bud Flanagan (the Arches were railway arches near Charing Cross)
• "Unemployed in Summertime" by Emiliana Torrini (Primrose Hill)
• "Unfortunately" by McCarthy ("Let us go to a better town.. otherwise we'll go to the Thames")
• "Up Against the Wall" by Tom Robinson Band (Whitehall/Brixton/Notting Hill Gate/County Hall)
• "Up at the House of Cecil Sharp" by Bob & Carole Pegg (part of Mr Fox)
• "Up on the Catwalk" by Simple Minds (Brixton)
• "Up The Bracket" by The Libertines^[1]
• "Up The Elephant And Round The Castle" by Keith Emerson & Jim Davidson
• "Up The Junction" by Manfred Mann
• "Up The Junction" by Squeeze^[1][2]
• "Up The Spurs" by The Cheers
• "Upfield" by Billy Bragg^[2]
• "Upon Hilly Fields" by Lucky Soul (Brockley/Lewisham)
• "Upper Clapton Dance" by Professor Green^[2]
• "Upper Osterley" by Norma Tanega
• "Upminster Kid" by Kilburn and the High Roads (Romford)
• "Upper Norwood Girls" by Russ Abbot
• "Uxbridge Stomp" by Ray Foxley

V

• "V Thirteen" by Big Audio Dynamite
• "Vagt Ved Kongens Slot (Vor Dem Buckingham Palast)" by Ulla Pia
• "Valley Floyd Road" by Charlton Athletic
• "The Vampire of Highgate" by Marc Almond
• "The Vauxhall Labyrinth" by Mount Vernon Arts Lab
• "Vauxhall Tavern Strip Medley" by Christopher Gunning
• "Vauxhall to Lambeth Bridge" by Julie Driscoll ft Brian Auger and the Trinity
• "Victoria Gardens" by Madness
• "Victoria Park" by Beggar and Co
• "Victoria Sight" (i) by King Tubby
• "Victorian Doll" by The Cleaners from Venus (Islington, Clerkenwell, Kensal Rise..)
• "A View From Her Room" by Weekend
• "Violence Grows" by Fatal Microbes
• "Violet Hill" by Coldplay (St John's Wood)
• "The Vision of Peregrine Worsthorne" by McCarthy (Fleet Street)
• "Visitors London" by Betty Roe
• "Voices in Westminster Abbey" by John Mills-Cockell
• "Vor Dem Buckingham Palast" by Peggy March

W

• "W9" by Baby Ford
• "W11 Blues" by Transvision Vamp
• "W11 To Whangaroa Bay" by Tex Pistol (an alias of Ian Morris)
• "Waiting for the 7.18" by Bloc Party
• "Waiting for the Worms" by Pink Floyd (from The Wall, narrates a journey from Brixton to Westminster)
• "Waiting in Walthamstow" by The Cranberries
• "Walk of Life" by Spice Girls (from Spiceworld 1997)
• "Walk to Regents Park" by John Murphy
• "Walking Back To Waterloo" by Bee Gees
• "The Walking Birds of Carnaby" by Ross Bagdasarian
• "Walking Down Brick Lane" by Juan María Solare
• "Walking in London" by Concrete Blonde
• "Walking Talking London Blues" by Meic Stevens
• "Walnut Tree Walk" by Dave Stewart and Barbara Gaskin
• "Wake Up London!" by The Vulcans (TV Theme)
• "Wapping Steps" by Jools Holland
• "Wardour Street Waltz" by Cy Grant and Bill Le Sage
• "Warwick Avenue" by Duffy^[2]
• "Waterloo" by Dream Academy
• "Waterloo Bridge" by Jools Holland
• "Waterloo Bridge" by Ted Heath (bandleader)
• "Waterloo Lily" by Caravan
• "Waterloo Road" by Jason Crest
• "Waterloo Rock" by Don Reco (Rico Rodriguez)
• "Waterloo Station" by Jane Birkin (lyrics by Rufus Wainwright)
• "Waterloo Sunset" by The Kinks^[1][2]
• "Waterloo Walk" by John Dankworth
• "We All Follow Man Utd" by Manchester United FC
• "We Are London" by Madness (The Liberty of Norton Folgate album)
• "We Are The Firm" by Cockney Rejects
• "We Are The Lambeth Boys" by Johnny Dankworth
• "We Are Wimbledon" by Wimbledon FC
• "We Call It Acieeed" by D-Mob (about the London Acid House scene mentions the "Spectrum", "Future" and "Shoom" Acid House parties).
• "We Got The Juice" by Freeez
• "We Live in London Baby" by Roy Ayers
• "We Live Our Lives in City Streets" by Noël Coward ("The London traffic's steady roar can stir our hearts a great deal more")
• "We Shall Not Be Moved" by Liverpool F.C.
• "We the Kings of Orient" by Leyton Orient F.C.
• "Welcome" by The Who
• "Welcome 2 London" by Sandeeno & Joseph Cotton
• "Welcome to London Town" by Julian Dawson
• "Welcome to London Town" by Plainsong
• "Wellington Barracks" by Haydn Wood (from Snapshots of London Suite)
• "Wellington Goes To Waterloo" by The Wombles
• "Wembley Stadium" by Ken Mackintosh
• "Wembley Way" by Albert Elms
• "Wembley Wembley" by Special Duties
• "We're Going to the Country" by Lionel Bart
• "Werewolf (Loose in London)" by Meco
• "Werewolves in London" by London
• "Werewolves of London" by Paul Roland
• "Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevon^[1][2]
• "West Eleven" [I] by The Cimarons
• "West End" by Thomas Leer
• "West End Girl" by Darryl Read
• "West End Girls" by Pet Shop Boys^[1][2]
• "West End Lane" by Workshy
• "West End Pad" by Cathy Dennis
• "West End of Park Lane" by Hot Chocolate
• "West End Riot" by The Living End
• "West End Story" by Dub Pistols
• "West London" by Charles Ives
• "West London Ghosts" by Guiye Frayo
• "West of Carnaby" by Sounds Orchestral ft. Johnny Pearson
• "West of London Town" by The Bolshoi
• "West One" by Rupie Edwards
• "West One (Shine on Me)" by The Ruts
• "West Side Boys" by Cockney Rejects
• "Westend Stars" by Vice Squad
• "Westminster" by Eric Coates (from London Suite)
• "Westminster Abbey" by (from Blondel)
• "Westminster Abbey" by Henry Purcell
• "Westminster And Wandsworth" by Blyth Power
• "Westminster Bridge" by Mike Westbrook
• "Westminster Bridge" by Murray Gold
• "Westminster Carillon" by Carson Cooman
• "Westminster Chimes" by Sonic Youth
• "Westminster Pier To Greenwich" by Instant Sunshine
• "Westminster Waltz"[I] by Robert Farnon (recorded by Russ Conway among many others)
• "Westway" by Baby Ford
• "Westway" by Dub Pistols
• "Wet Day in London" by Phil Daniels And The Cross
• "We've Got the Juice" by Derek B
• "Wham Rap! (Enjoy What You Do)" by Wham! (full version)
• "What A Day in London" from Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World
• "What A Waste" by Ian Dury ("Fulham Broadway station")
• "What Are The Odds Today (Lloyds of London)" (from Around the World in 80 Days)
• "What Are We Gonna Get 'Er Indoors?" by Dennis Waterman and George Cole
• "Whatever Happened To Thames Beat" by The Times
• "What's Happening To Old London Town" by Harry Fowler
• "When a Fellow Loves a Girl in London Town" (from the musical comedy Havana)
• "When Finchley Castle Falls" by Robb Johnson
• "When I Grow Up I Want To Be..." by Television Personalities (Chelsea Embankment)
• "When I'm Strolling Around Mayfair" by Bill Shepherd (arranger for the Bee Gees)
• "When the Guards Do the Birdcage Walk" by Fred Godfrey and John P. Harrington
• "When The Lights Go Out in London" by The Charlatans
• "When the Lights Go Up in London" by Hubert Gregg
• "When Tottenham Burned" by Robb Johnson
• "When We Were Girls Together" by Noël Coward ("Oh how the gallants of Battersea Rise followed us round with lascivious eyes")
• "When You Come Back To Me" by Jason Donovan
• "When you go Over to London, as Lots of Germans do..." by Adrian Ross and Basil Hood (from the musical play The Girls of Gottenberg)
• "When You Hear Big Ben" by Vera Lynn
• "While London Sleeps" by Mount Vernon Arts Lab
• "While London Sleeps" by Roy Hudd
• "While London's Days Increase" by Tim Hollier
• "While London's Fast Asleep" by Harry Dacre
• "White City" by Bill Pritchard
• "White City" by The Pogues
• "White City Blues" by Ian Carr's Nucleus
• "White City Boys" by Chiefs of Relief
• "White City Fighting" by Pete Townshend
• "White City Lights" by Roger Daltrey
• "(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais" by The Clash
• "White Post Lane" by Saint Etienne
• "White Riot" by The Clash (about the 1976 Notting Hill Carnival)
• "Whitechapel" by Fats Waller (from The London Suite)
• "Whitechapel" by SCUM
• "Whitechapel Mound" by Cathal Coughlan
• "Whitehall Farce" by Instant Sunshine
• "Whitehall Scandal" by Dennis Bovell
• "Whitton High Street" by Robb Johnson
• "Wimbledon" by Dave Warner
• "Wimpy Bar Blues" by Ram John Holder
• "The Winter Of '79" by Tom Robinson Band
• "Who Are You" by The Who
• "Who Dares Wins" by The Streets
• "Who Got the Funk?" by The Streets
• "Whoppi King" by Laurel Aitken
• "Why Can't We Have the Sea in London?" by Fred Godfrey and Billy Williams
• "Why London" by Eskobar
• "Why Should I Mind" by Tom Robinson Band
• "Whyteleafe" by Saint Etienne
• "The Wickedest Sound" by Rebel MC
• "Wigmore Extempore" by Stan Tracey
• "Wild West End" by Dire Straits
• "Wild Women" by Benny Hill ("Now I was in a Chelsea bar one day")
• "Willesden Green" by The Kinks
• "Willesden To Cricklewood" by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
• "William And Mary Op. 106" by Derek Bourgeois
• "Willin' (Rock Against Racism)" by The Cimarons ([aka "Harlesden Rock"])
• "Wimbledon Idyll" by Kit and The Widow
• "Wimbledon Lawns" by Jo Durie
• "Wimbledon Music" by Amalgam (featuring Trevor Watts)
• "Wimbledon Parts" by Lol Coxhill and Steve Miller
• "Wimbledon Sunset" by The Wombles
• "Wimpole Street Song" from Robert and Elizabeth
• "Winchmore Hill" by Juan María Solare
• "The Wine Bars of Old Hampstead Town" by Alexei Sayle (folk song parody)
• "Wine, Women An' Song" by Whitesnake (Fleet Street)
• "Wings (London/L.A.)" by Randy Edelman
• "Winter Winds" by Mumford and Sons ("as the winter winds litter London with lonely hearts")
• "With Her Head Tucked Underneath Her Arm" by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee ("In the Tower of London large as life..")
• "Without You" by The Feeling
• "The Womble Bashers of Walthamstow" by Grimms
• "Wombledon Sunset" by The Wombles
• "The Wombling Song" by The Wombles
• "Wombling USA" by The Wombles (Wimbledon)
• "Women In Uniform" by Iron Maiden
• "The Wonderful World of Abbey Road" by David Peel
• "Wondering" by Dirty Pretty Things ("and it occurred to me/I think on Lambeth Road..")
• "Wood Green" by Alex Welsh & His Band
• "Wood Green Walk" by Juan María Solare
• "Wood Wharf Gumbo" by Aviator
• "The Worker" by Fischer Z (Waterloo)
• "Working Mother" by Martyn Joseph
• "The World is Coming to London" by Billy Cotton
• "Worldwide (London Groove)" by The Roots
• "Wormwood Scrubs" by Dominic Behan
• "Wormwood Scrubs - Dawn" by Kenny Clarke/Francy Boland Big Band
• "The Wormwood Scrubs Tango" by Spike Milligan
• "The Worst Pies in London" by Stephen Sondheim
• "Would you care to settle? Where it is going to be? ... Oh! I bar the Registrar, Westminster for me! ... Shall we state the happy.." by Arthur Wimperis and Max Pemberton
• "Wreckx Shop" by Wreckx-n-Effect featuring Apache Indian
• "A Wrong Turn and Raindrops" by The Field Mice
• "Wrottersley Road" by Nick Nicely
• "Wurzel Fudge in London Town" by Ian Whitcomb

X

• "XR2" by MIA^[1]

Y

• "Ya Ga Ya Ga A Tramp" by Trinity
• "Ye Citizens of London" from Doris (opera)
• "The Year She Spent in England" by Weddings Parties Anything ("And the treasures found in Camden..")
• "The Yeomen of the Guard Overture" [I] by Arthur Sullivan
• "Yo Go Monarchs" by London Monarchs
• "Yonatan Sa HaBaita" by Oshik Levi (Hebrew: יונתן סע הביתה, translation: "Yonatan, Go Home")
• "You Broke My Heart In 17 Places" by Tracey Ullman (Shepherd's Bush)
• "You Can Judge A Book By Its Cover" by Saint Etienne (SW14, Hanover Square etc.)
• "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by The Rolling Stones (Chelsea drug store)
• "You Can't Do It in London" by Overlord X
• "You From London" by Sault
• "You Lift Me Up" by Everything but the Girl ("And the trains run late, I'm stuck at Notting Hill Gate..")
• "You'll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties" by Jona Lewie ("This was at some do in Palmers Green..")
• "The Young and the Old" by Madness "All the old songs, the cockney routines.."
• "Young London" by Angels & Airwaves
• "Youth of Eglington" by Black Uhuru ("youth of Brixton..")
• "You're In A Bad Way" by Saint Etienne "A man could lose himself in London.."
• "You're So London" by Julie Andrews And Carol Burnett
• "You're The One For Me, Fatty" by Morrissey ("All over Battersea, some hope and some despair..")
• "You've Got Her London" by Pierce Turner

See also

• List of music videos set in London

References

1. "35 songs about London". NME. 8 May 2017. Archived from the original on 21 June 2018.
2. "The 100 best London songs". Time Out. 18 February 2015. Archived from the original on 27 November 2020.
3. McAlpine, Fraser. "The Brit List: Summer of London – 10 Great London Songs". BBC America. Archived from the original on 9 August 2017.
4. Stokes, Niall (2005). Into The Heart: The Stories Behind Every U2 Song (Third ed.). Thunder's Mouth Press. ISBN 1-56025-765-2.
5. Cooper, Goolistan (28 September 2016). "Tributes to Fulham singer & Faith Brothers frontman Billy Franks". Getwestlondon.co.uk. Retrieved 25 May 2018.
6. "nthposition online magazine: 'Angel passage' by Alan Moore and Tim Perkins". 24 November 2004. Archived from the original on 24 November 2004. Retrieved 20 May 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
7. "Alan Moore Fan Site – Bibliography". Archived from the original on 11 November 2004. Retrieved 20 May 2014.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: unfit URL (link)
8. The lyric states: "Une nuit que j'tais a me morfondre, dans quelque pub anglais du coeur de Londres"
9. "'London Calling', Repurposed as a Tourism Jingle : The Record". NPR. 30 July 2011. Archived from the original on 25 December 2020.
10. Clugston, Harriet (13 November 2016). "20 Songs About London From The Punk And New Wave Era". Theculturetrip.com. Retrieved 25 May 2018.
11. "Al Stewart – Past, Present and Future". The Strange Brew. Archived from the original on 20 November 2020.

External links

• Readers recommend: songs about London, The Guardian, 7 July 2006
• Songs about Regent's Park and Primrose Hill
• Songs about London and Europe
• The London Nobody Sings