John Lennon
John Lennon Song list
- (Just Like) Starting Over (1980)
- #9 Dream (1974)
- Angela (1972)
- Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy) (1980)
- Borrowed Time (1984)
- Cold Turkey (1969)
- Crippled Inside (1971)
- Gimme Some Truth (1971)
- Give Peace A Chance (1969)
- God (1970)
- Grow Old With Me (1984)
- Happy Xmas (War Is Over) (1971)
- Hold On (1970)
- How Do You Sleep? (1971)
- I Found Out (1970)
- I'm Losing You (1980)
- I'm Moving On (1980)
- Imagine (1971)
- Instant Karma (1970)
- Isolation (1970)
- Jealous Guy (1971)
- John Sinclair (1972)
- Listen, The Snow Is Falling (1972)
- Love (1970)
- Mind Games (1973)
- Mother (1970)
- Nobody Told Me (1984)
- Oh My Love (1971)
- Power To The People (1971)
- Remember (1970)
- Steel and Glass (1974)
- Surprise Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox) (1974)
- Tight A$ (1973)
- Watching The Wheels (1980)
- Whatever Gets You Thru The Night (1974)
- Woman (1980)
- Woman Is The Ni--er Of The World (1972)
- Working Class Hero (1970)
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