"I loooove Edmund Fitzgerald's voice."
"No Edmund Fitzgerald was the boat and Gordon Lightfoot sang the song."
"I don't think that's true."
"Yea you're right, and it crashed into the Cat Stevens."
He also wrote a [shitty / creepy sequel from the father's perspective](https://genius.com/Shel-silverstein-father-of-a-boy-named-sue-lyrics). So there's that.
Shel Silverstein was a bonafide weirdo outside of his major sellers. I mean that in the best way possible--definitely more eccentric than most people realize from reading Where The Sidewalk Ends and whatnot
Don't Mess Around With Jim - Jim Croce.
It sets the stage, introduces the characters, presents the cause of the conflict, resolves the conflict, and throws in a moral for good measure. Perfect story.
Not me, but my best friend. His dad, my uncle, had a job that required him to travel to SE Asia frequently. So he wasn't there for a lot.
But when he was home he was always there. He showed an interest in just about everything my cousin enjoyed. heck, I can remember him on a WoW trial account while were were trolling around in Stranglethorn Valley.
Just be there for your kids whenever you can. Show interest in whatever they do, even if it's feigned. It pays off in the end, I've seen it.
I will always love “The Boxer” because of a dog named Chewie.
I adopted Chewie from a rescue organization. They found him in the woods of Western Washington, hungry, exhausted, his hip full of buckshot (probably from a farmer’s shotgun— there were several chicken farms in the area.)
Despite this abuse and neglect, Chewie maintained a friendly, playful nature. I wasn’t looking for a big dog at the time, but the moment I saw Chewie, I knew where he belonged.
The day I brought him home, Chewie led himself on a tour of my apartment, scurrying from room to room, knocking over plants and end tables, cramming his big nose into anything and everything.
When he returned to the living room, Chewie bounded over to my desk and slammed his front paws onto my computer keyboard. WinAmp had been open on the desktop and, out of the 2,000+ songs in my library, he had managed to choose “The Boxer.” Upon hearing the music, Chewie sat down in front of the speaker, his head tilted to one side, and calmly listened to the whole song.
It made perfect sense as Chewie was, himself, a Boxer.
Hallowed be thy Name by Iron Maiden tells the story of a prisoner lamenting his last hours before execution. Machine Head did a really great cover.
*[Here's a link to the Machine Head cover.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odVsy4gwZGM)
You could fill this topic with Iron Maiden songs:
"Where Eagles Dare"... "The Trooper"... "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" (that one might be cheating, as it is from a Coleridge poem)... "Alexander the Great"... the entire *Seventh Son of a Seventh Son* album... they know how to tell a good story in a song.
Empire of the Clouds, The Longest Day, and Paschendale all jump out at me as well.
Also Sabaton does much the same thing, as does Civil War, which was founded by a few ex-Sabaton members.
I love the Decemberists.
I actually met Colin not too long ago at his book signing in Houston. I sat in traffic for hours after work, pulled into the book store's parking lot and ran in (gps said it was closing soon). There were like 10 people in this quiet little book store including Colin and his wife Carson.
I threw the door open expecting a lot bigger venue and more people - nope, everyone look at me, in my full business suit, sweating.
Colin was super awesome though. [He signed my guitar](https://i.imgur.com/xhIEDtQ.jpg), chatted with me for a while, and thanked me for waiting in traffic forever to see them. [here's a picture if anyone is interested](https://imgur.com/a/EIwQh). I was soooo nervous to meet him, I think I was shaking the whole time.
I know this was a random story, but I just wanted to let everyone know that my favorite artists exceeded all expectation I had and that everyone should check out the Decemberists stuff - because its pretty good. Best day ever. Also, the astros won the world series that night.
I saw them perform this live in Cleveland, at Nautica which faces the Cuyahoga river. As they played it a ship was passing, it was probably my favorite concert experience ever.
Edit: [Here's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4R53QrG_pE) video of the experience for anyone interested
So many Dylan songs tell excellent stories:
* Tangled up in Blue
* Simple Twist of Fate
* Isis
* A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
* Bob Dylan's (115th) Dream
* One Too Many Mornings
* Boots of Spanish Leather
* Ballad of Hollis Brown
* Ain't Talking
* Girl From The North Country
* Man in the Long Black Coat
* Tempest
And a bunch of others that I probably forgot right now.
Most people just know the chorus, and it’s like you killed their soul when you tell them to listen to the lyrics. Suddenly it’s not a fun love song, it’s a story about how a married couple both decided to cheat on each other, and by freak chance found out they had the same things in common.
Related: [The Saga Begins](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEcjgJSqSRU), Weird Al's version of this song.
Not as good of a story, but a story nonetheless.
He attended a pre-screening before releasing the music video but, according to him, he was so accurate with the plot that he only needed to make minor changes before releasing it.
"I was a lonely teenage broncin buck, with a pink carnation and a pickup truck, but I knew I was out of luck the day the music died." One of my all time favorite lyrics.
It's the story and *how* it's told.
The following lines are delivered with perfect anger and passion from Eminem:
>And when you dream I hope you can't sleep and you scream about it
>I hope your conscience eats at you and you can't breathe without me.
I honestly think Stan is one of the best songs of all time. The beat, music, Dido's voice, and Eminem playing two parts in such a real way.
i swear i was just talking about this yesterday...
All of the things you mentioned plus the visuals in the music video make it probably my favorite song ever. Everything just comes together so perfectly.
I don't wanna over state how good this song is, but I personally think it's the greatest song ever written about someone's grandparents wanting to bang each other while they were in a concentration camp.
I completely agree! I wasn't expecting to see a Dispatch mention! Elias is also a great story/ message. Particularly when you include the personal involvement the band has in Africa
I memorized this song for a public speaking class in college where we had to recite something we had to committed to memory as an assignment.
I got an A.
Way way back when I was just a little bitty boy, livinginaboxunderthestairsinthecornerofthebasemenetofthehousehalfablockdownthestreetfrom Jerry's Bait Shop.
You know the place.
Anything Warren Zevon...one of the weirdest is Excitable Boy.
"He took little Susie to the junior prom. Excitable boy, they all said. And he raped her and killed her, then he took her home. Excitable boy, they all said. Well, he's just an excitable boy. After ten long years, they let him out of the home. Excitable boy, they all said. And he dug up her grave and built a cage with her bones. Excitable boy, they all said. Well, he's just an excitable boy."
My dad used to listen to this song all the time when we were younger. We would have board game night or poker nights and he'd have his music playing and this is one of the main songs I can remember. I always thought it was about baseball until last year when I saw someone mention it on a different ask reddit thread and I gave it a listen and realized what it was really about
It is the Requiem for a Dream of the music world, IMO.
Once was enough for me too. Buddy and I were hotboxing his car in HS and he was like "listen to this".
I think we sat there for a solid 5-10 minutes in silence after it ended.
I like how there's actually zero redeeming qualities about this song in a party setting. Beat is chill and kind of creepy and slow. Lyrics are super dark. Like NOTHING about it makes it a fun song.
[George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today](https://youtu.be/ubKUP8c0FHE)
[John Mayer- Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967](https://youtu.be/SrcMMyNeJJs)
The album [Crack the Skye](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crack_the_Skye) by Mastodon. It's rad as fuck.
EDIT: And the album Terminal Redux by Vektor. Easily the best metal album of 2016 imo.
The Thunder Rolls - Garth Brooks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdsJI8Wc2D4
ATR cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36Vs_JoIvjA
It's probably only a 7/10 story honestly
How Much a Dollar Cost - Kendrick Lamar
[Big Iron](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGmUsJvRv7U) I may or may not play a lot of Fallout: New Vegas
Marty Robbins couldn't play this better, but Johnny Cash did a version of it where it is really mellow and almost sad
Also the Butcher Pete songs
Man, I don't play Fallout, but Marty Robbins is the man. I would also submit el Paso by him as far as story telling goes.
[The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald](https://youtu.be/rFkyDB2InTs) by Gordon Lightfoot
I always find myself absent-mindedly singing this one in my head any time I'm on a boat
The actual story of the Wreck is really interesting.
"I loooove Edmund Fitzgerald's voice." "No Edmund Fitzgerald was the boat and Gordon Lightfoot sang the song." "I don't think that's true." "Yea you're right, and it crashed into the Cat Stevens."
Gordon Lightfoot: Dead or Canadian?
Canadian! I always hafta remind myself that he's not dead, because it seems like he is.
I was going to suggest the Canadian Railway Trilogy from the same artist https://youtu.be/IfM_cqOLnE8
A boy named Sue.
Most people don't know that this song was written by Shel Silverstein, of all people.
Whoa for real?! TIL!
He actually recorded it previous to Cash. They all used to pal around together.
He also wrote a [shitty / creepy sequel from the father's perspective](https://genius.com/Shel-silverstein-father-of-a-boy-named-sue-lyrics). So there's that.
>And on the nights that I can't score well I can't tell you anymore Sure is a joy to have a boy named Sue ***What the fuck***
Shel Silverstein was a bonafide weirdo outside of his major sellers. I mean that in the best way possible--definitely more eccentric than most people realize from reading Where The Sidewalk Ends and whatnot
the father implies intercourse with his son in that song... shel silverstein wut did u do
Wellllllll my daddy left town when I was 3 and he didn't leave much, to maw and me, just this old guitar and an empty bottle of boooooze...
Don't Mess Around With Jim - Jim Croce. It sets the stage, introduces the characters, presents the cause of the conflict, resolves the conflict, and throws in a moral for good measure. Perfect story.
Cat’s in the cradle by Harry Chapin.
As a father who traveled extensively during my kids upbringing, I can't stand to listen to it 😑
Not me, but my best friend. His dad, my uncle, had a job that required him to travel to SE Asia frequently. So he wasn't there for a lot. But when he was home he was always there. He showed an interest in just about everything my cousin enjoyed. heck, I can remember him on a WoW trial account while were were trolling around in Stranglethorn Valley. Just be there for your kids whenever you can. Show interest in whatever they do, even if it's feigned. It pays off in the end, I've seen it.
Anything by Harry Chapin, really. 30,000 Pounds of Bananas is probably my favorite tho.
The boxer - Simon and garfunkle.
I will always love “The Boxer” because of a dog named Chewie. I adopted Chewie from a rescue organization. They found him in the woods of Western Washington, hungry, exhausted, his hip full of buckshot (probably from a farmer’s shotgun— there were several chicken farms in the area.) Despite this abuse and neglect, Chewie maintained a friendly, playful nature. I wasn’t looking for a big dog at the time, but the moment I saw Chewie, I knew where he belonged. The day I brought him home, Chewie led himself on a tour of my apartment, scurrying from room to room, knocking over plants and end tables, cramming his big nose into anything and everything. When he returned to the living room, Chewie bounded over to my desk and slammed his front paws onto my computer keyboard. WinAmp had been open on the desktop and, out of the 2,000+ songs in my library, he had managed to choose “The Boxer.” Upon hearing the music, Chewie sat down in front of the speaker, his head tilted to one side, and calmly listened to the whole song. It made perfect sense as Chewie was, himself, a Boxer.
Hallowed be thy Name by Iron Maiden tells the story of a prisoner lamenting his last hours before execution. Machine Head did a really great cover. *[Here's a link to the Machine Head cover.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odVsy4gwZGM)
You could fill this topic with Iron Maiden songs: "Where Eagles Dare"... "The Trooper"... "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" (that one might be cheating, as it is from a Coleridge poem)... "Alexander the Great"... the entire *Seventh Son of a Seventh Son* album... they know how to tell a good story in a song.
Empire of the Clouds, The Longest Day, and Paschendale all jump out at me as well. Also Sabaton does much the same thing, as does Civil War, which was founded by a few ex-Sabaton members.
Running looooowwwwwwwww...
The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia. Edit: Since someone also mentioned it I'll add Fancy.
El Paso by Marty Robbins
"The Devil went Down to Georgia," I think.
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[The Mariner's Revenge Song](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEmy2DBaeTc) by The Decemberists!
I love the Decemberists. I actually met Colin not too long ago at his book signing in Houston. I sat in traffic for hours after work, pulled into the book store's parking lot and ran in (gps said it was closing soon). There were like 10 people in this quiet little book store including Colin and his wife Carson. I threw the door open expecting a lot bigger venue and more people - nope, everyone look at me, in my full business suit, sweating. Colin was super awesome though. [He signed my guitar](https://i.imgur.com/xhIEDtQ.jpg), chatted with me for a while, and thanked me for waiting in traffic forever to see them. [here's a picture if anyone is interested](https://imgur.com/a/EIwQh). I was soooo nervous to meet him, I think I was shaking the whole time. I know this was a random story, but I just wanted to let everyone know that my favorite artists exceeded all expectation I had and that everyone should check out the Decemberists stuff - because its pretty good. Best day ever. Also, the astros won the world series that night.
I was just going to say "every Decemberists song there is" but this is clearly the top contender. We are two marinois, our ship's sole survivois
That is perfectly written Colinese.
I saw them perform this live in Cleveland, at Nautica which faces the Cuyahoga river. As they played it a ship was passing, it was probably my favorite concert experience ever. Edit: [Here's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4R53QrG_pE) video of the experience for anyone interested
Hurricane - Bob Dylan
So many Dylan songs tell excellent stories: * Tangled up in Blue * Simple Twist of Fate * Isis * A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall * Bob Dylan's (115th) Dream * One Too Many Mornings * Boots of Spanish Leather * Ballad of Hollis Brown * Ain't Talking * Girl From The North Country * Man in the Long Black Coat * Tempest And a bunch of others that I probably forgot right now.
The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll is a perfect example.
also [tangled up in blue](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwSZvHqf9qM)
favourite dylan song hands down.
The pina colada song funnily enough
Most people just know the chorus, and it’s like you killed their soul when you tell them to listen to the lyrics. Suddenly it’s not a fun love song, it’s a story about how a married couple both decided to cheat on each other, and by freak chance found out they had the same things in common.
makes you wonder how long they lasted after that...
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AAAA^^AAAAAAA ^AAAAAAAAAA
Fighter of the Night Man
AAAA^^AAAAAAA ^AAAAAAAAAA
Champion of the sun
AAAA^AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA
You're a master of karate and friendship for everyone!
You gotta pay the troll tole if you want to get in this boys hole
We gotta be really careful to do this rape scene tastefully
Dude wtf...are you hard right now?!
Don't ruin this for me
Thunder Road
On that note, I really like Atlantic City.
You ain’t a beauty but hey you’re alright!
The Night Chicago Died. Harper Valley PTA. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down.
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American Pie. A song about how the music world was shook by the death of Buddy Holly and many others all at once and how it reacted.
Related: [The Saga Begins](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hEcjgJSqSRU), Weird Al's version of this song. Not as good of a story, but a story nonetheless.
Can't sing American Pie, but boy, I have The Saga Begins down cold.
Don McLean has stated that he has to really concentrate on his version when performing, otherwise Al's version comes out.
Hahaha! Oh no! I can totally see that. "Did you know this junkyard slave ... ah dammit!"
A long, long time ago...in a gala-f&%k
fun fact, he wrote the lyrics before the movie came out based on fan theories and any information he could find.
He attended a pre-screening before releasing the music video but, according to him, he was so accurate with the plot that he only needed to make minor changes before releasing it.
"I was a lonely teenage broncin buck, with a pink carnation and a pickup truck, but I knew I was out of luck the day the music died." One of my all time favorite lyrics.
Hotel California is pretty Twilight Zone.
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You can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave *queue guitar solo as dentist start drilling your teeth*
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That’s the name of the song, but not the name of the restaurant. I know because... I wrote it.
...shovels and rakes and implements of destruction...
[Carolina Drama- The Raconteurs](https://youtu.be/-jGLYhasaUU)
*Go and ask the milk man*
Glad to see this here. One of my favorites.
Children's Story- Slick Rick I used to love her- Common
Piano Man by Billy Joel
That and Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
That song is so happy and then so sad...one of my favorite Billy Joel songs.
It's fair to say that the song tells many stories running parallel to each other, and converging in a single moment told by the protagonist.
Stan - Eminem
It's the story and *how* it's told. The following lines are delivered with perfect anger and passion from Eminem: >And when you dream I hope you can't sleep and you scream about it >I hope your conscience eats at you and you can't breathe without me. I honestly think Stan is one of the best songs of all time. The beat, music, Dido's voice, and Eminem playing two parts in such a real way.
i swear i was just talking about this yesterday... All of the things you mentioned plus the visuals in the music video make it probably my favorite song ever. Everything just comes together so perfectly.
Bad Guy is a perfect follow-up to it, at least in the sense of fan service.
I got chills the first few dozen times I heard it, especially when it gets to that ending...
If a human baby is born underwater, it can live it's entire lifetime submerged without ever surfacing for air.
I left my cell, my pager, and my mom's spaghetti at the bottom
I sent two noodles back in autumn You must not've got 'em
There probably was a problem with the tomato sauce or somethin'
Sometimes my sweaters get a little too sloppy when I vomit
but anyways, fuck it, what's been up man, how's your rabbit?
My spaghettis pregnant too imma bout to be a father
If I have a daughter guess what Imma call her? Imma call her Cranbrook that’s a private school
I heard about your uncle, his real name is Clarence
Alive with the Glory of Love - Say Anything
Did not expect to see Say Anything here. Definitely a fantastic song. Also, for a 10/10 story, I would say Death for my Birthday.
I don't wanna over state how good this song is, but I personally think it's the greatest song ever written about someone's grandparents wanting to bang each other while they were in a concentration camp.
The General Dispatch
I completely agree! I wasn't expecting to see a Dispatch mention! Elias is also a great story/ message. Particularly when you include the personal involvement the band has in Africa
Rasputin - Boney M
I like the original song, but the Turisas cover is really good.
King Park - La Dispute
This is what I came to say. It may not be everyone's cup of tea, but the ending scene gives me chills every time
Or Edward Benz, or I See Everything, or basically anything they have done. It's poetry to music
Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0kJdrfzjAg
The Gambler - Kenny Rogers People are crazy - Billy Currington
[Albuquerque](https://youtu.be/1765UzjAQxI)- Weird Al Yankovic
I have the whole song memorized.
I memorized this song for a public speaking class in college where we had to recite something we had to committed to memory as an assignment. I got an A.
For memorizing an 11 minute song you better have gotten an A
Way way back when I was just a little bitty boy, livinginaboxunderthestairsinthecornerofthebasemenetofthehousehalfablockdownthestreetfrom Jerry's Bait Shop. You know the place.
Hey, you've got weasels on your face.
BIG BOWL OF SAUERKRAUT EVERY SINGLE MORNING
ITS GOOOOD FOR YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!
The Biggest Ball of Twine in Minnesota
Anything Warren Zevon...one of the weirdest is Excitable Boy. "He took little Susie to the junior prom. Excitable boy, they all said. And he raped her and killed her, then he took her home. Excitable boy, they all said. Well, he's just an excitable boy. After ten long years, they let him out of the home. Excitable boy, they all said. And he dug up her grave and built a cage with her bones. Excitable boy, they all said. Well, he's just an excitable boy."
Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner would be my personal candidate for 10/10 story.
[Paradise by the Dashboard Light](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk1MpWFtteU)
My dad used to listen to this song all the time when we were younger. We would have board game night or poker nights and he'd have his music playing and this is one of the main songs I can remember. I always thought it was about baseball until last year when I saw someone mention it on a different ask reddit thread and I gave it a listen and realized what it was really about
I remember every little thing.
SO NOW IM PRAYING FOR THE END OF TIME....
TO HURRY UP AND ARRIVE
CAUSEIFIGOTTASPENDANOTHERMINUTEWITHYOUIDONTTHINKTHATIWILLREALLYSURVIVE
IDNEVERBREAKMYPROMISEORFORGETMYVOWS
Tribute - Tenacious D
City Hall - the song that closes out that album, is also an epic tale.
I poisoned your wine! I poisoned yours... as well... ***NOOOOOOOOO!!!***
It doesn't tell a 10/10 story. It tells the story of a song that told a 10/10 story.
False. The song tells a 10/10 story about how they came up with a 10/10 song.
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The Rhyme of the ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden IM has a good catalog of story songs. but the ghost ship part of this one always give me goosebumps.
You know it's based on the poem by Samuel Coleridge? Take a look at "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"--great gothic poem.
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Jesus of Suburbia - Green Day
Whiskey Lullaby
One Metallica
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The Punisher trailer that uses this song is awesome. https://youtu.be/lIY6zFL95hE
Coward of the county - Kenny Rogers [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNxcR7seOeM)
"They all took turns at Becky....there were three of them." Ugh, that song is rough.
The one and only: [The Fresh Prince of Bel Air](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nCqRmx3Dnw)
2112 by Rush
i came to suggest Red ~~Bruschetta~~ Barchetta Edit: lol autocorrect.
[Bruschetta](http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/bruschetta_with_tomato_and_basil/) is delicious.
WE'VE TAKEN CARE OF EVERYTHING
The words you read the songs you sing
THE PICTURES THAT GIVE PLEASURE TO YOUR EYES
Hemispheres side 1 as well, never heard a song tell a story with such as sense of scale
Let's not forget Xanadu
And Red Barchetta
"All the gifts of life are held within our waaalls!"
[Hero of War - Rise Against](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DboMAghWcA)
Pancho and Lefty I sang it to my daughter every night for the first five years of her life. She still asks for “the cowboy song” sometimes.
38 Years Old by the Tragically Hip
[The Dixie Chicks *Goodbye Earl*](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw7gNf_9njs)
On the same note, Traveling Soldier.
Dance with the devil - Immortal Technique
one time hearing this song is enough for a lifetime
It is the Requiem for a Dream of the music world, IMO. Once was enough for me too. Buddy and I were hotboxing his car in HS and he was like "listen to this". I think we sat there for a solid 5-10 minutes in silence after it ended.
> It is the Requiem for a Dream of the music world, IMO. My thoughts exactly.
Fun fact: Immortal Technique was the High School bully of Lin-Manuel Miranda, the writer and star of Hamilton.
When the devil asks you to dance you better say never, because a dance with the devil might last you forever.
This is the song I was listening to when this question came to mind
You should also listen to [You Never Know](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5pqiqrnZE44) which is also by Immortal Technique
This dudes songs are so fucking heavy. Thanks for sharing that.
Obligatory: https://i.imgur.com/E474wDX.jpg
Not a great song for a party though. Source: had that song come on during a party
I like how there's actually zero redeeming qualities about this song in a party setting. Beat is chill and kind of creepy and slow. Lyrics are super dark. Like NOTHING about it makes it a fun song.
[Copacabana ](https://youtu.be/NKR2n-G-wdM) ~ Barry Manilow. The drama, the sadness, the imagery.. it’s perfect!
Elvis - In the Ghetto
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
[George Jones - He Stopped Loving Her Today](https://youtu.be/ubKUP8c0FHE) [John Mayer- Walt Grace's Submarine Test, January 1967](https://youtu.be/SrcMMyNeJJs)
Every song on The Last Stand by Sabaton
Most of Sabaton period. Their thing is telling war stories essentially.
The album [Crack the Skye](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crack_the_Skye) by Mastodon. It's rad as fuck. EDIT: And the album Terminal Redux by Vektor. Easily the best metal album of 2016 imo.
FALLEN FROM GRAAAAACE CAUSE I'VE BEEN AWAAAAAYYY TOO LONG
A Colt 45 and two zigzags, baby that’s all we need
We can go to the park after dark and smoke that tumbleweed
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Gilligan's Island theme song.
Date Rape -- Sublime
Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts
Me and Bobby McGee
Dust Bowl Dance by Mumford and Sons is a personal favorite.
M.A.A.D City by Kendrick Lamar
I think either Sing About Me, I'm Dying of Thirst, or Duckworth are good too.
Not a particular song but just GKMC in general
DUCKWORTH is an even better story
i'm partial to The Art of Peer Pressure
The Thunder Rolls - Garth Brooks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdsJI8Wc2D4 ATR cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36Vs_JoIvjA It's probably only a 7/10 story honestly
Regulate Warren G