List of songs in South Park

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South Park is an animated sitcom set in Colorado. The show features various musical numbers, some original, some actual songs. Below is a list of both.

Contents 1 List of original songs on South Park 1.1 Season One 1.2 Season Two 1.3 Season Three 1.4 Season Four 1.5 Season Five 1.6 Season Six 1.7 Season Seven 1.8 Season Eight 1.9 Season Nine 1.10 Season Ten 1.11 South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut 2 List of real songs featured on South Park 2.1 Season one 2.2 Season Two 2.3 Season Three 2.4 Season Four 2.5 Season Five 2.6 Season Six 2.7 Season Seven 2.8 Season Eight 2.9 Season Nine 2.10 Season ten 2.11 Season 11

[edit] List of original songs on South Park

[edit] Season One

• South Park Theme- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny)
• I'm gonna make love to ya woman- (Chef)
• Kathie Lee- (Chef)
• Lava- (Chef)
• Football- (Chef)
• It's okay to be gay- (Big Gay Al)
• Tonight- (Chef)
• South Park Halloween Theme- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• I'm gonna make love even when I'm dead- (Chef)
• We're all special- (Chef)
• The lonely Jew on Christmas- (Kyle)
• Kyle's mom's a bitch- (Cartman)
• Christmas- (Chef)
• Mr. Hankey the Christmas poo- (Mr. Hankey, various)
• No substitute- (Chef)
• I remember when we fell in love- (Lady)
• Sex- (Chef)

[edit] Season Two

• South Park Theme- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• Whoop Baby- (Chef)
• You're my Conjoined Twin- (Singer)
• Come home- (Parents)
• When we're together- (Lambchop puppet and presenter)
• Simultaneous- (Chef)
• Stinky Britches- Chef, Marilyn Manson and Allanis Morisette
• Chocolate Salty Balls- (Chef)
• I love Cheesy Poofs- (Cartman)
• Do the Stinky britches- (Chef)
• My German Dance- (Cartman)
• You guys are my best friends- (Evil Cartman)
• Happy Holiday (Charlie Manson)
• Collecting underpants (Gnomes)

[edit] Season Three

• South Park Theme- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• Getting Gay with Kids- (GGWK)
• Anti-Succubus-Song- (Kyle and Stan) (allegedly, the song The Morning After from The Poseidon Adventure played in reverse)
• Sometimes you fall in love- (Chef)
• Shelley- (Skyler)
• So many turds in the world- (Shelley)
• Wild Wild West- (Cartman)
• Rebecca- (Kyle)
• Mr Hankey the Christmas Poo- (Mr. Hankey, various)
• Dreidel song- (Kyle, Cartman, Stan, Gerald, Shiela) (additional original lyrics)
• Christmas Time in Hell- (Satan)
• Carol of the Bells- (Mr. Mackey)
• Merry F**king Christmas- (Mr Garrison)
• Christmas medley- (Santa and Jesus)
• The Menstrual Cycle- (Chef)

[edit] Season Four

• South Park Theme- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• I can't wait until I'm older- (Young Chef)
• Timmay!- (Timmy & The Lords of the Underworld)
• Get well soon!- (Butters)
• Fingerbang- (Fingerbang, In Cartman's dream but also they got together and made a not so good version of the song, out of rhythm and tune)
• South Park Theme Version 2- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• 3rd Grade- (Cartman)
• Alabama- (Children)
• Water- (Children)
• Prostitutes- (Chef and James Taylor)
• The Circle of Poo- (Mr Hankey)
• Miracles (Kyle and Stan)

[edit] Season Five

• South Park Theme 2- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• I'm a little piggy-(Cartman)
• I made you eat your parents!- (Cartman)
• Shitty-Shitty-Fag-Fag- (Mr Garrison)
• You're so fine and shit- (Chef)
• Beef and Lamb- (Little Terrance and Phillip)
• Why can't I be like all the other kids?- (Token)
• The Butters Show Theme- (Singer, Butters)

[edit] Season Six

• South Park Theme Version 3- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Timmy)
• The True Freaks Label- (Butters & Freaks)
• His name is Jared- (Singer)
• His name is Garrison- (Mr. Garrison)
• His name is Butters- (Stan, Kyle, Cartman)
• Stan Darsh- (Tad)
• Montage- (DVDA)
• Take on me- (Mr. Slave)
• Fightin' Round The World Opening theme (Australians)
• Fightin' Round The World Closing theme (Russel Crowe)
• Sea People and Me- (Cartman)
• The Catholic Boat- (Catholics)
• Ladder To Heaven- (Alen Jackson)
• Island Song- (Cartman, Stan, Kyle and Tweek)
• The Ballad of Lemmiwinks- (D.V.D.A.)
• The Biggest Douche of the Universe- (Alien)
• Poo Choo Train- (Mr Hankey and Cartman)
• Riding on Santa's Sleigh- (Cartman)
• My Future Self 'N Me* (Narrative Stan)

[edit] Season Seven

• South Park Theme Version 4- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• Back in Time- (Cartman)
• I'm a Little Bit Country- (Randy Marsh & Skeeter)
• Crips and Bloods- (Gang)
• Taco-Flavored Kisses- (Cartman/Jennifer Lopez)
• Ben- (Cartman/Jennifer Lopez)
• Crab People- (Crab People)
• Practice- (Moop)
• Practice- (Faith+1)
• Don't ever leave me Jesus- (Faith+1)
• I love you Jesus- (Faith+1)
• The Body of Christ- (Faith+1)
• Up on that cross- (Faith+1)
• But if you leave me now...- (Butters)
• Joseph Smith- (Historical People, musical narration)
• Butt Out!- (Butt Out)
• Making cigarettes all day- (Cigarette makers)
• Welcome, friend, to Canada!- (Canadians)
• The only road in Canada- (Canadians)
• French Canada- (French-Canadians)
• Ding dong, they caught Saddam!- (Canadians)

[edit] Season Eight

• South Park Theme, Version 4 (every episode)
• Let's Fighting Love (Good Times With Weapons)
• My Robot Friend (AWESOM-O)
• Let's See You Dance Sucka (You Got Nuthin' on Me!) (You Got F'd in the A)
• You Can't Match My Moves (You Got F'd in the A)
• You'll Do A Line/You'll Snort K (You Got F'd in the A)
• I've Got Something in My Front Pocket For You (You Got F'd in the A)
• My Wishing Tree (The Jeffersons)
• Ride the Train (The Jeffersons)
• The Power to Change (The Jeffersons)
• Vote or Die (Douche and Turd)
• Let's Get Out and Vote (Douche and Turd)
• Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)
• I Got Some Apples (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)
• Mining Song (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)
• The Ballad of Paris Hilton - (Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset)
• Woodland Critter Christmas (Woodland Critter Christmas)
• Christmas Time (Woodland Critter Christmas)

[edit] Season Nine

• South Park Theme Version 4- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)
• This world of mine- (Hippie)
• Sign, sign, sign- (Stan)
• Make it right- (Cartman)
• Crab People- (Crab People) NOTE: Briefly heard when the Crab People were blamed for global warming. It was not fully heard.
• Love! Love Lost Long Ago!- (Mrs. Garrison)

[edit] Season Ten

• South Park Theme Version 4- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)

• I'm gonna make love to you woman- (Chef) Chef also sang the first line of this song but replaced "woman" with "children" after he became a child molesterer. Since Isaac Hayes was not doing the voice this was pieced together; it sounded rather poorly made (but the creators said that was just what they wanted).

• Hybrid song (Hybrid Cars) - (Stan)

• I've Got the Greatest Mom in the World- (Cartman and Mrs. Cartman)

• South Park Theme Version 5- (Primus, features Cartman, Stan, Kyle, Kenny)

• I Need To Find Out What Really Happened on 9/11- (Cartman)

• I am the Dawg (Cartman)

[edit] South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

• "Mountain Town," (Various people of South Park)
• "Uncle Fucka," (Terrance and Phillip)
• The Girl That I Like," (Stan)
• "It's Easy, M'Kay?," (Mr. Mackey and the children)
• "Little Boy/Hell Isn't Good," (James Hetfield/DVDA)
• "Blame Canada," (Various)
• "Kyle's Mom Is A Big, Fat Bitch," (Cartman)
• "What Would Brian Boitano Do?," (Stan, Kyle, Cartman)
• "La Résistance," (Various)
• "Up There," (Satan)
• "I Can Change," (Saddam Hussein)
• "I'm Super!," (Big Gay Al)
• "The Mole Dies," (The Mole)
• "Mountain Town (reprise)," (People of South Park)

[edit] List of real songs featured on South Park

This is an incomplete list of songs, which can or may never satisfy any objective standard for completeness. Revisions and additions are welcome.

[edit] Season one

• "School Days," Byron G. Harlan: The boys are singing this song at the bus stop.
• "I Love to Singa," Al Jolson: Cartman sings a part of it between the interval of two rays shot at him by the aliens. Officer Barbrady also sings it.
• "If my friends could see me now," Gwen Verdon: a young Kathie Lee Gifford sings it at the talent show.
• "Kumbaya," Marvin V. Frey: Ned sings this song at the camp fire.
• "Lovin' You," Minnie Riperton: A bomb would go off at the high F in "Lovin' you", but Richard Stamos couldn't reach it.
• "Happy Birthday to You," Mildred and Patty Hill: The Marsh family sing it for grandfather's 102nd birthday.
• "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year," traditional: Ms. Cartman sings this song, decorating the house, while a passer-by is killed by a zombie.
• "We Wish You a Merry Christmas," traditional: The South Park Children's Choir sings this song at begin of the episode.
• "Dreidel Song," traditional: Kyle sings this song at the South Park Mental House.
• "Shadow Dancing," Andy Gibb: Plays when Mr. Garrison walks down the street and meets Mrs. Campbell.
• "Massa’s Got Me Working," traditional: Cartman sings this song while digging for arrowheads.
• "Canon in D," Johann Pachelbel: Plays when Cartman is having his tea party in the back yard.

[edit] Season Two

• "O Canada," Calixa Lavallée and Robert Stanley Weir: Terrance and Phillip sing the national anthem of Canada at the airport and Céline Dion sings it at the stadium.
• "Come Sail Away," Styx: Cartman has to sing this song till the end.
• "Love is a Battlefield," Pat Benatar: Mr. Mackey Sings this song, when he comes from the bar.
• "Hava Nagila," traditional: A bagpipe player plays this song at Ike's funeral.
• "Time of the Season," The Zombies: Plays during Ned and Jimbo's flashback of Vietnam.
• "Nothing From Nothing," Billy Preston: The Disciples (Jesus' studio band in Jesus and Pals) start playing this song when Bob Denver tells he's been up to nothing.
• "I Can See Clearly Now," Johnny Nash: Kyle sings this song while in the restroom.
• "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.
• "Footloose," Kenny Loggins: Plays at the laser show at the planetarium.
• "Bingo," traditional: A boy sings this song at the audition for the Cheesy Poofs commercial.
• "She Works Hard For The Money," Donna Summer: Cartman sings this song at the audition for the Cheesy Poofs commercial.
• "Blue Tail Fly," Dan Emmett: Officer Barbrady sings this song tied up in Marsh family's basement.
• "Over the River and Through the Woods," Lydia Child: Cartman and his mother sing this song on their way to grandma.
• "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" Charles Wesley: The Cartman family, the boys and Charlie Manson sing this song at the end of the episode.
• "All That She Wants," and "The Sign," Ace of Base: Plays when Dr. Mephisto is showing Steve, the ice man, to the investors.

[edit] Season Three

• "The Morning After", Maureen McGovern: The boys have to sing this song backward to banish a demon who wants to marry Chef.
• "Believe", Cher: ATF officers and Mr. Mackey play a distorted version at the party.
• "Falling Away from Me," KoЯn: Played by KoЯn at the Halloween party.
• "Holy Diver," Dio: Plays at the 'Bay of Pigs memorial dance party'
• "Dreidel Song," traditional: Kyle sings this song and Cartman, Stan, and Sheila and Gerald Broflovski join in.
• "O Tannenbaum," Ernst Anschütz: Adolf Hitler sings this song in hell.
• "Carol of the Bells," Mykola Leontovych and Peter Wilhousky: Mr. Mackey sings this song.
• "Oh Holy Night," Adolphe Adam and John Sullivan Dwight: Eric Cartman sings this song.
• "I Saw Three Ships," traditional: Shelley Marsh sings this song.
• "Joy to the world," Isaac Watts and Lowell Mason: Jesus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Santa Claus.
• "Up on the housetop," traditional: Santa Claus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Jesus.
• "Away in a Manger," James R. Murray: Jesus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Santa Claus.
• "Adeste Fideles," John Francis Wade and Frederick Oakeley: Jesus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Santa Claus.
• "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" Charles Wesley: Jesus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Santa Claus.
• "Silent Night" Josef Mohr and Franz Gruber: Jesus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Santa Claus.
• "Rio," Duran Duran: Santa Claus sings this song as a part of his Christmas medley together with Jesus, however it's not a Christmas song.
• "Let It Snow," Vaughn Monroe: Santa Claus and Jesus sing this song together as a part of their Christmas medley.
• "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," Judy Garland: The boys sing this show at the end of the episode.
• "My Country, 'Tis of Thee," Samuel Francis Smith: About 4 million children play this song together on their recorders.
• "Put on a Happy Face," Dick Van Dyke: Mr. Garrison sings this song after saying goodbye to his parents.

[edit] Season Four

• "Welcome to This World", Primus: Plays when Kyle transcends reality.
• "Con te partirò", Andrea Bocelli: Kenny sings this, while training to sing better.
• "La donna è mobile" (Rigoletto)" Giuseppe Verdi: Kenny sings this during a montage displaying his various endeavors in the Opera world.
• "Non più andrai" (Le nozze di Figaro), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Kenny sings this aria at the Romanian School of Music.
• "Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen" (Die Zauberflöte), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Kenny sings this aria at a concert in Romania.
• "La primavera (allegro)" (Le quattro stagioni), Antonio Vivaldi: Kenny sings this aria at a concert in Romania.
• "Page d'écriture", Yves Montand: Plays in the corridor when the NAMBLA members are after the boys, the police and the Marlon Brando look-alikes are after the NAMBLA members, Kenny is after his mother and Kenny's father is after Kenny.
• "Comedy Tonight", Zero Mostel: Cartman sings no no no no no to the melody of this song when Stan is asking him for his kidney.
• "Little Bunny Foo Foo", traditional: Butters sings this song at his Fingerbang audition.
• "Itsy Bitsy Spider", traditional: Ike sings this song at his Fingerbang audition.
• "Danny Boy", Frederick Weatherly: Ike sings this song at his Fingerbang audition.
• "The Hukilau Song", traditional: Satan and some famous deceased people are singing this in Hell.
• "I Don't Want to Wait", Paula Cole: Cartman sings this song at his house with some lyrics changed to show his love for his Trapper Keeper.
• "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine", Lou Rawls: Cartman sings this as he makes himself a pop tart and butter sandwich.
• "Old Time Rock and Roll", Bob Seger: Played during the party montage when the parents are all being arrested for false molestation charges. This is a reference to a scene with Tom Cruise from "Risky Business."

[edit] Season Five

• "Creep", Radiohead: Cartman sings part of this and Ned sings another part in the bushes while they spy on Scott.
• "Funkytown", Lipps Inc: Entered by Towelie as he tries to figure out a security code.
• "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.

[edit] Season Six

• "Take on Me", a-ha: Played several times in episode 603.
• "Safety Dance", Men Without Hats: In the youth center in episode 603.
• "Don't You (Forget About Me)", Simple Minds: Played at the end of episode 603 (before the credits).
• "Push it to the Limit," Paul Engemann: Also played several time throughout episode 603.
• Mission: Impossible theme: Plays when Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Butters are trying to break in to the veal farm.
• "Stairway to Heaven", Led Zeppelin: Towelie plays this song at the talent competition.
• "In the Ghetto", Elvis Presley: Cartman sings this song in a flashback in the body of Kenny.
• "U Can't Touch This", MC Hammer: Sung by Tweek when trying to remember the code word "hammer time."
• "Twelve Days of Christmas", traditional: Jimmy sings this song before the lightning of the South Park Christmas tree.

[edit] Season Seven

• "I Don't Want to Wait", Paula Cole: Cartman sings this when he kills the messenger.
• "A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock n' Roll (???)", Donny and Marie Osmond: Performed through the episode (although with different lyrics).
• "Work It", Missy Elliott: Performed by the shapeshifting alien when it briefly looks like Missy Elliott.
• "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).
• "All Things (Just Keep Getting Better)", Widelife: Plays when the boys give Kyle a make-over and when the crab people give Kyle and Mr. Garrison a make-over.
• "If You Leave Me Now", Chicago: Sung by Butters in the bomb shelter.
• "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.
• "I'm 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. (This is an allusion to the film Say Anything..., in which John Cusack's character holds up a boombox playing "In Your Eyes", another, more sentimental Peter Gabriel song.)
• "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

[edit] Season Eight

• "If You Leave Me Now", Chicago: Butters sings this song when he wants to teach AWESOM-O a bedtime song.
• "Adagio for Strings", Samuel Barber: Played while Jimmy breaks down.
• "Scarface (Push It to the Limit)", Paul Engemann: Played during a training montage.
• "Achy Breaky Heart", Billy Ray Cyrus: The song that Stan dances to when his father teaches him how to "serve" someone.
• "Get Ready for This", 2 Unlimited: Plays when Mooey the cow mascotte and when the giant douche mascotte are coming on stage.
• "Who Let the Dogs Out?", Baha Men: Plays when the turd sandwich mascotte is coming on stage.
• "Yakety Sax", Boots Randolph: The theme of "Animals Close-Up With a Wide-Angle Lens" and "Animals Close-Up With a Wide-Angle Lens Wearing Hats".
• "Just Once", James Ingram & Quincy Jones: Mr. Meryl sings one line from this song.

[edit] Season Nine

• "Raining Blood", Slayer: Played in the hippie festival.
• "Signs," Five Man Electrical Band: Played by Stan when he is learning the guitar.
• "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine," Lou Rawls: Sung by Token at the Colorado Beauty Pageant
• "Dancing Queen," Wing (originally by ABBA): Sung by Wing.
• "Fernando," Wing (originally by ABBA): Sung by Wing.
• "Who Let the Dogs Out?," Baha Men: The boys sing this song when they hear that Sylvester Stallone wants Wing to sing at his son's wedding.
• "Sing," Wing (originally from Sesame Street): Sung by Wing.
• "You're the Best," Joe Esposito: Played during baseball tournament.
• "Frère Jacques," traditional: Billy Turner from the 3rd grade tries to play this song on his alto sax at the talent show.
• "Open Arms," Journey: A girl plays this song behind the piano at the talent show.
• "Up Where We Belong," Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes: Plays when Jimmy takes Nut Gobbler in his arms and he takes her to bed.
• "The Yankee Doodle Boy," George M. Cohan: Ike sings this song at the talent show.
• "Rock Your Body," Justin Timberlake: When Butters dance with the girls in the slumber party.

[edit] Season ten

• "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye," Steam: Cartman sings this song at Kyle's going-away party.
• "Love Will Keep Us Together," Captain & Tenille: Peter Griffin and his school soccer captain sing this song dressed up like Captain & Tenille.
• "Don't Stop Believin'," Journey: Cartman sings while he sets up his Xbox 360.
• "Whamola", Les Claypool's Fearless Flying Frog Brigade: This music is played as a bassline in the new theme music used from Make Love Not Warcraft onwards.
• "Live to Win," Paul Stanley: Playing while the boys are training for World of Warcraft.
• "Can't Fight This Feeling," REO Speedwagon: Playing during Ike and Ms. Stevenson's montage.
• "Afternoon Delight," Starland Vocal Band: On the radio when Kyle discovers his brother and teacher in the bath together.
• "Going Back to Cali," Biggie Smalls: sung by Butters during the flight to Satan's Sweet Sixteen Party.
• "Oh yeah," Yello: Playing while the Ferrari cake is made at the bakery.
• "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century theme," Glen A. Larson & Stu Phillips: Playing when Cartman travels through time to the year 2546.
• "Song 2," Blur: Playing during the match against Adams County.
• "We Are the Champions," Queen: Playing after the lost match against the Detroit Red Wings.

[edit] Season 11

• "Down with the Sickness," Disturbed: Playing during the fight between Cartman and Dr. Nelson.
• "Pie Jesu from Requiem in D minor, Opus 48," Gabriel Fauré, performed by the Oxford Camerata: Playing when Travis the louse is picked up by a fly and brought to his new environment.

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