List of songs featured on South Park
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Season two
Episode 2: Cartmans Mom is Still a Dirty Slut
- "Come Sail Away," Styx: Cartman has to sing this song till the end.
Episode 4: Ike's Wee Wee
- "Love is a Battlefield," Pat Benatar: Mr. Mackey Sings this song, when he comes from the bar.
Episode 10: Chickenpox
- "In the Ghetto," Elvis Presley: First verse sung by Cartman on the way to Kenny's house;
- "I'm a Believer," The Monkees: Plays when the boys try to give their parents herpes with the help of a prostitute.
Episode 18: Prehistoric Ice Man
- "All That She Wants," and "The Sign," Ace of Base: Plays when Dr. Mephisto is showing Steve, the ice man, to the investors.
Season three
Episode 3: The Succubus
- "The Morning After", Maureen McGovern: The boys have to sing this song backward to banish a demon who wants to marry Chef.
Episode 8: Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub
- "Believe", Cher: ATF officers and Mr. Mackey play a distorted version at the party.
Episode 12: KoRn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery
- "Falling Away from Me," Korn: Played by Korn at the Halloween party.
Episode 13: Hooked On Monkey Phonics
- "Holy Diver," Dio: Plays at the 'Bay of Pigs memorial dance party'
Season four
Episode 2: The Tooth Fairy Tats
- "Welcome to This World," Primus: Plays when Kyle transcends reality.
Episode 3: Quintuplets
- "Conte Partiro, " Andrea Bocelli: Kennys sings this, while training to sing better.
Episode 9: Something You Can Do with Your Finger
- "Little Bunny Foo Foo," traditional: Butters sings this song at his Fingerbang audition.
Season five
Episode 1: Scott Tenorman Must Die
Episode 13: Kenny Dies
- "On the Road Again," Willie Nelson: Played at the beginning.
- "Morning Train (9 to 5)," Sheena Easton: Cartman sings this when he rides his three-wheeler.
- "Heat of the Moment," Asia: Cartman sings this in front of Congress.
Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants
- Fleetwood Mac is mentioned in this episode.
Season six
Episode 3: Asspen
- "Take on Me," A-ha: Played several times in the episode.
Episode 5: Fun With Veal
- Mission: Impossible theme: Plays when Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Butters are trying to break in to the veal farm.
Episode 6: Professor Chaos
- "Stairway to Heaven", Led Zeppelin: Towelie plays this song at the talent competition.
Episode 7: Simpsons Already Did It
- "U Can't Touch This," MC Hammer: Sung by Tweek when trying to remember the code word "hammer time."
Season seven
Episode 1: I'm A Little Bit Country
- "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock n' Roll (???)," Donny Osmond: Performed through the episode (although with different lyrics).
Episode 4: Cancelled
- "Work It," Missy Elliott: Performed by the shapeshifting alien when it briefly looks like Missy Elliott.
Episode 7: Red Man's Greed
- "Love Is a Battlefield," Pat Benatar: Town people are singing this song, when the indians are coming to the town. (Note: This is the second time when this song is featured on the South Park; the first time was in episode 204).
Episode 11: Casa Bonita
- "If You Leave Me Now," Chicago: Sung by Butters in the bomb shelter.
Episode 14: Raisins
- "Don't Know What You've Got ('Til It's Gone)," Cinderella: Plays after Bebe tells Stan that Wendy wants to break up with him.
- "All Out of Love," Air Supply: Played when Jimmy says Stan and Wendy's relationship is over.
- "Shock the Monkey," Peter Gabriel: Stan plays this song on his boom box outside Wendy's house.
- "YMCA," Village People: Performed by the Raisins girls at Raisins.
- "I Love Rock and Roll," Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: Playing when Butters calls Raisins
Season eight
Episode 11: A Quest for Ratings
- The Benny Hill Theme, Yakety Sax
Season nine
Episode 2: Die Hippie, Die
- "Raining blood," Slayer: Played in the hippie festival.
External links
- The Songs of South Park (http://www.spscriptorium.com/SPBios/SPsongs.htm) Contains lyrics to the songs sung by the South Park characters.