List of songs featured on South Park

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This is a list of songs featured in the television series South Park. This list does not include songs written specifically for the show.

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

Contents 1 Season one 1.1 Episode 1: Cartman Gets an Anal Probe 2 Season two 2.1 Episode 2: Cartmans Mom is Still a Dirty Slut 2.2 Episode 4: Ike's Wee Wee 2.3 Episode 10: Chickenpox 2.4 Episode 18: Prehistoric Ice Man 3 Season three 3.1 Episode 3: The Succubus 3.2 Episode 12: Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery 3.3 Episode 13: Hooked On Monkey Phonics 3.4 Episode 15: Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics 4 Season four 4.1 Episode 2: The Tooth Fairy Tats 4.2 Episode 3: Quintuplets 4.3 Episode 9: Something You Can Do with Your Finger 4.4 Episode 13: Trapper Keeper 4.5 Episode 15: Fat Camp 4.6 Episode 16: The Wacky Molestation Adventure 5 Season five 5.1 Episode 1: Scott Tenorman Must Die 5.2 Episode 8: Towelie 5.3 Episode 13: Kenny Dies 6 Season six 6.1 Episode 3: Asspen 6.2 Episode 5: Fun With Veal 6.3 Episode 6: Professor Chaos 6.4 Episode 7: Simpsons Already Did It 7 Season seven 7.1 Episode 1: I'm A Little Bit Country 7.2 Episode 4: Cancelled 7.3 Episode 7: Red Man's Greed 7.4 Episode 11: Casa Bonita 7.5 Episode 14: Raisins 8 Season eight 8.1 Episode 1: Good times with Weapons 8.2 Episode 3: Up the Down Steroid 8.3 Episode 4: You Got F*cked in the Ass 8.4 Episode 11: A Quest for Ratings 9 Season nine 9.1 Episode 2: Die Hippie, Die 9.2 Episode 3: Wing 9.3 Episode 5: The Losing Edge 9.4 Episode 9: Marjorine 10 Season ten 10.1 Episode 7: Tsst 10.2 Episode 8: Make Love, Not Warcraft 10.3 Episode 10: Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy 10.4 Episode 14: Stanley's Cup 11 Season 11 11.1 Episode 1: With Apologies To Jesse Jackson 12 External links

[edit] Season one

[edit] Episode 1: Cartman Gets an Anal Probe

• "I Love to Singa: Cartman sings a part of it between the interval of two rays shot at him by the aliens.

[edit] Season two

[edit] Episode 2: Cartmans Mom is Still a Dirty Slut

• "Come Sail Away," Styx: Cartman has to sing this song till the end.

[edit] Episode 4: Ike's Wee Wee

• "Love is a Battlefield," Pat Benatar: Mr. Mackey Sings this song, when he comes from the bar.

[edit] Episode 10: Chickenpox

• "In the Ghetto," Milana Ishakavah: 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.

[edit] 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.

[edit] Season three

[edit] 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.

[edit] Episode 12: Korn's Groovy Pirate Ghost Mystery

• "Falling Away from Me," Korn: Played by Korn at the Halloween party.

[edit] Episode 13: Hooked On Monkey Phonics

• "Holy Diver," Dio: Plays at the 'Bay of Pigs memorial dance party'

[edit] Episode 15: Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics

• "Rio," Duran Duran: Sung by Santa Claus out of nowhere during his and Jesus' Christmas karaoke show.

[edit] Season four

[edit] Episode 2: The Tooth Fairy Tats

• "Welcome to This World," Primus: Plays when Kyle transcends reality.

[edit] Episode 3: Quintuplets

• "Con te Partiro, " 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.

[edit] Episode 9: Something You Can Do with Your Finger

• "Fingerbang," Pop: Stan, Kyle, Cartman,Kenny and Wendy sing this song at the mall. Only the four boys sing the song in Cartmans dream.
• "Mrs. Landers Was a Health Nut", variant: Wendy sings this song during her Fingerbang audition. The song is a vulgar takeoff of "Miss Suzie Had a Tugboat".
• "Little Bunny Foo Foo," traditional: Butters sings this song at his Fingerbang audition.

[edit] Episode 13: Trapper Keeper

• "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.

[edit] Episode 15: Fat Camp

• "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine," Lou Rawls: Cartman sings this as he makes himself a pop tart and butter sandwich

[edit] Episode 16: The Wacky Molestation Adventure

• "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

[edit] Episode 1: Scott Tenorman Must Die

• "Creep," Radiohead: Cartman sings part of this and Ned sings another part in the bushes while they spy on Scott.

[edit] Episode 8: Towelie

• "Funkytown", Lipps Inc: Entered by Towelie as he tries to figure out a security code.

[edit] 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.

[edit] Season six

[edit] Episode 3: Asspen

• "Safety Dance," Men Without Hats: In the youth center.
• "Take on Me," a-ha: Played several times in the episode.
• "Push it to the Limit," Paul Engemann: Also played several time throughout the episode.

[edit] Episode 5: Fun With Veal

• Mission: Impossible theme: Plays when Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Butters are trying to break in to the veal farm.

[edit] Episode 6: Professor Chaos

• "Stairway to Heaven", Led Zeppelin: Towelie plays this song at the talent competition.

[edit] 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."

[edit] Season seven

[edit] Episode 1: I'm A Little Bit Country

• "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).

[edit] Episode 4: Cancelled

• "Work It," Missy Elliott: Performed by the shapeshifting alien when it briefly looks like Missy Elliott.

[edit] 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).

[edit] Episode 11: Casa Bonita

• "If You Leave Me Now," Chicago: Sung by Butters in the bomb shelter.

[edit] 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. (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

[edit] Episode 1: Good times with Weapons

• "Let's Fighting Love," Trey Parker: Played while Stan, Kyle, Kenny, and Cartman fight Craig, Jimmy, Clyde, and Token.

[edit] Episode 3: Up the Down Steroid

• "Adagio for Strings", Samuel Barber: Played while Jimmy breaks down.
• "Scarface (Push It to the Limit)", Paul Engemann: Played during a training montage.

[edit] Episode 4: You Got F*cked in the Ass

• "I've Got Something in My Front Pocket For You"
• "Achy Breaky Heart", Billy Ray Cyrus: The song that Stan tries to dance to.

[edit] Episode 11: A Quest for Ratings

• The Benny Hill Theme, Yakety Sax

[edit] Season nine

[edit] Episode 2: Die Hippie, Die

• "Raining Blood," Slayer: Played in the hippie festival.
• "Signs," Five Man Electrical Band: Played by Stan when he is learning the guitar.

[edit] Episode 3: Wing

• "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine," Lou Rawls: Sung by Token at the Colorado Beauty Pagent
• "Dancing Queen" and "Fernando" are sung by Wing.

[edit] Episode 5: The Losing Edge

• "You're the Best," Joe Esposito: Played during baseball tournament.

[edit] Episode 9: Marjorine

• "Rock Your Body," Justin Timberlake: When Butters dance with the girls in the slumber party

[edit] Season ten

[edit] Episode 7: Tsst

• "Don't Stop Believin'," Journey: Cartman sings while he sets up his Xbox 360.

[edit] Episode 8: Make Love, Not Warcraft

• "Live to Win," Paul Stanley: Playing while the boys are training for World of Warcraft.

[edit] Episode 10: Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy

• "Can't Fight This Feeling," REO Speedwagon: Playing during Ike and Ms. Stevenson's montage.
• "Afternoon Delight (song)," Starland Vocal Band: On the radio when Kyle discovers his brother and teacher in the bath together.

[edit] Episode 14: Stanley's Cup

• "Song 2," Blur: Playing while the team "practices"
• "We Are the Champions," Queen Playing after the Detroit Red Wings win against the pee-wee team.

[edit] Season 11

[edit] Episode 1: With Apologies To Jesse Jackson

• "Down With the Sickness," Disturbed: Played during the fight between Cartman and Mr. Nelson.

[edit] External links

• The Songs of South Park Contains lyrics to the songs sung by the South Park characters.
• South Park Music Contains music, lyrics and and information on South Park.

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