Just for Fun - Songs with Towns or Cities in Their Titles.
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There must be thousands. The towns or cities can be in any country.
I'll start the ball rolling with:
A FOGGY DAY IN LONDON TOWN Performed by numerous singers.
Thanks GSM... it is one I wasn't familiar with, it is a bit obscure: only just over 223 million views on YouTube.
GSM It is very popular - I couldn't have named it though although I realise I've heard it before. I was being a little facetious with my use of the word "obscure" any song with over 23 million views on YouTube can't be obscure.
(I'm stuck in the past musically)
Sunshine On Leith by The Proclaimers
Belfast Child by Simple Minds
London Calling by The Clash
chelseaturpin Could have also gone for Guns of Brixton or White Man In Hammersmith Palais.
gerrykelly25 be sure to Check it out ! Hate Paulo Verizon. Also Hate amy mcd version too. Mines is nay bad. Hehehe 
San Antonio Rose by Patsy Cline
Witchita Woman by Glen Campbell
Midnight Train to Georgia by Gladys Knight
Do you know the Way to San JosΓ© by Dionne Warwick
Iβve tried to think of some youβd like David.
Thanks - I'm almost surprised you didn't come up with "By The Time I Get To PHOENIX" when you got to Glen Campbell. (I suspect you meant Wichita LineMAN. But Wichita Woman by London Boys is still a valid song).
Vienna by Ultravox
Parisian Walkways by Gary Moore
Munich by Editors
Stockholm Syndrome by Muse
Barcelona by Freddie Mercury and Monserrat Cabelle
Rotterdam by The Beautiful South
California Dreaminβ by The Mamas and Papas
New York, New York by Frank Sinatra
Streets of Philadelphia by Bruce Springsteen
Freeman in Paris by Joni Mitchell
Wichita lineman - Glen Campbell
Amarillo - Tony Christie
On a bus to St Cloud by Trisha Yearwood
Chattanooga Choo Choo - Glen Miller
The Blaydon races Geordie folk song sang by various artists, Kashmir Led Zeppelin, Rivers of Babylon Boney M
Fairytale of New York by the Pogues, a classic Christmas one!
Rotterdam by The Beautiful South
* just realised that was said previously 
New York, New York - Gene Kelly, Jules Munshin, Frank Sinatra
gerrykelly25 - I got Gene Kelly in it again 
You only get half a point as I mentioned the song this morning, but itβs always good to see Gene tumblespots!
An ongoing issue for me!gerrykelly25 Oh no! I wonder why not??
How about another New York song
New York New York (so good they named it twice) - Gerard Kenny
gerrykelly25 I assumed the "New York, New York" you mentioned was the one that started "Start Spreading The News" This "New York, New York" is a different song so tumblespots gets the half point back
Strangely enough I was thinking of doing a "Just For Fun" asking for different songs with the exact same title,
Just to add to the confusion yet another "New York, New York (so good they named it twice)" has been added above by Tumblespots.
Africa - Toto ( Happens to be a fav song of my sons)
Hollywood nights - Bob Seger ( A fav of mine)
Atlantic City - Bruce Springsteen
This has been fun davidstockport - I now think I'm all thunked out! 
Scarborough Fair - Simon & Garfunkel
Winchester Cathedral - New Vaudeville Band
Liverpool Lou - The Dubliners
By the time I get to Phoenix - Glen Campbell
El Paso - Marty Robbins/The Grateful Dead
Waterloo - Abba
Night boat to Cairo - Madness
Maid of OrlΓ©ans - OMD
I feel sure you'll think of more - that's what happens when you think you've thought of them all; you then recall another. (I know there must be thousands more)
The Clash - London Calling
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - New Amsterdam
Ralph McTell - Streets of London
The Kinks - Waterloo Sunset
Pet Shop Girls - West End Girls
Day Trip to Bangor ?
on Ilkla Moor Bahtβat ?
Long Haired Lover from Liverpool by Jimmy Osmond
Meet me in St Louis by Judy Garland
Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd - one of my favourites! Canβt believe I didnβt think of it sooner!
gerrykelly25 It might be you didn't think of it earlier because in that song Alabama isn't a town or city (it's a state) Don't worry though you're not the first to get towns and cities mixed up with states, regions and even countries. But as said in title it's "Just for Fun" and there is actually a town in New York State called "Alabama".
This song "BURY me not on the lone prairie" has nothing to do with the Gtr. Manchester town of BURY (renowned for its black puddings) but... why not!
Need to get my thinking cap back on. Only these two so far!
London Bridge - Fergie
From Paris to Berlin - Infernal
A few reasonably local to me.
My little stick of BLACKPOOL rock. George Formby
ROCHDALE cowboy - Mike Harding
STOCKPORT Frankie Vaughan. (not one of his biggest hits )
Gone Hollywood - Supertramp
April in Paris - Doris Day
Nutbush City Limits - TIna Turner
Stainsby girl - Chris Rea
An evening in Roma - Dean Martin or Patrizio Buanne
Amsterdam by Daughter
London Thunder by Foals
CafΓ© D'Athens by Foals
Kerala by Bonobo
Rome by Phoenix
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