| Display title | The Something Song |
| Default sort key | Something Song, The |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A music trope, where a band or singer names one of their songs "The (Something) Song". Normally used light-heartedly, usually because the word that the song title references comes up in the lyrics a lot. Also used occasionally in musical theatre. The Japanese equivalent is "(something) no uta". |