Lyrics by The Monkees

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1. I'm A Believer
2. Daydream Believer
3. Don't Call On Me
4. Forget That Girl
5. Porpoise Song
6. The Kind Of Girl I Could Love
7. (I'd Go The) Whole Wide World
8. (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
9. 99 Pounds
10. A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You
11. A Man Without a Dream
12. Acapulco Sun
13. Admiral Mike
14. All Alone In The Dark
15. All Of Your Toys
16. All The King's Horses
17. Alvin
18. Angel Band
19. Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere
20. Apples, Peaches, Bananas and Pears
21. As We Go Along
22. Auntie's Municipal Court
23. Birth Of An Accidental Hipster
24. Bye Bye, Baby, Bye Bye
25. Calico Girlfriend Samba
26. Can You Dig It?
27. Carlisle Wheeling
28. Ceiling in My Room
29. Changes
30. Circle Sky
31. Come On In
32. Counting On You
33. Cripple Creek
34. Cuddly Toy
35. D.w. Washburn
36. Daddy's Song
37. Daily Nightly
38. Ditty Diego--War Chant
39. Do I Have To Do This All Over Again?
40. Do It In The Name Of Love
41. Do Not Ask For Love
42. Do You Feel It Too?
43. Don't Bring Me Down
44. Don't Listen To Linda
45. Don't Wait For Me
46. Dont Wait For Me
47. Dream World
48. Dyin' Of a Broken Heart
49. Early Morning Blues & Greens
50. Early Morning Blues And Greens
51. Every Step Of The Way
52. For Pete's Sake
53. French Song
54. Gettin' In
55. Goin' Down
56. Goldilocks Sometime
57. Gonna Build a Mountain
58. Gonna Buy Me a Dog
59. Good Clean Fun
60. Gotta Give It Time
61. Hard To Believe
62. Heart And Soul
63. Hold On Girl
64. Hollywood
65. How Insensitive
66. I Believe You
67. I Can't Get Her Off My Mind
68. I Don't Think You Know Me
69. I Got A Woman
70. I Know What I Know
71. I Love You Better
72. I Never Thought It Peculiar
73. I Wanna Be Free
74. I Was There (And I'm Told I Had a Good Time)
75. I Won't Be The Same Without Her
76. I'll Be Back Upon My Feet
77. I'll Be True To You
78. I'll Be True To You (Yes, I Will)
79. I'll Spend My Life With You
80. I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone
81. If I Ever Get To Saginaw Again
82. If I Knew
83. If I Learned to Play the Violin
84. If You Have The Time
85. It's Got To Be Love
86. It's My Life
87. It's Nice To Be With You
88. It's Not Too Late
89. Just A Game
90. Kicks
91. Ladies Aid Society
92. Lady's Baby
93. Last Train to Clarksville
94. Laugh
95. Let's Dance On
96. Listen To The Band
97. Little Girl
98. Little Red Rider
99. Long Way Home
100. Look Down
101. Look Out Here Comes Tomorrow
102. Looking For The Good Times
103. Love Is Only Sleeping
104. Love To Love
105. Love You Forever
106. Magnolia Simms
107. Mary, Mary
108. Me And Magdalena
109. Me Without You
110. Merry Go Round
111. Michigan Blackhawk
112. Midnight
113. Midnight Train
114. Mommy And Daddy
115. Mommy And Daddy (Unreleased Version)
116. Moving in With Rico
117. Mr. Webster
118. Mrs. Robinson
119. My Share Of The Sidewalk
120. Never Enough
121. Never Tell A Woman Yes
122. Nine Times Blue
123. No Time
124. Of You
125. Oh My My
126. Oh, What A Night
127. Oklahoma Backroom Dancer
128. Our Own World
129. P.O. Box 9847
130. Papa Gene's Blues
131. Party
132. Penny Music
133. Peter Gunns Gun
134. Peter Percival Patterson's Pet Pig Porky
135. Pillow Time
136. Pleasant Valley Sunday
137. Prithee
138. Propinquity (I've Just Begun To Care)
139. Randy Scouse Git
140. Rany Scouse Git
141. Regional Girl
142. Riu Chiu
143. Rosemarie
144. Run Away From Life
145. Salesman
146. Saturday's Child
147. Secret Heart
148. Shades Of Gray
149. She
150. She Hangs Out
151. She Makes Me Laugh
152. She'll Be There
153. She's Movin' In With Rico
154. Shorty Blackwell
155. Since You Went Away
156. Smile
157. So Goes Love
158. Some Of Shelly's Blues
159. Someday Man
160. Sometime In The Morning
161. St. Matthew
162. Star Collector
163. Steam Engine
164. Storybook Of You
165. Sunny Girlfriend
166. Swami Plus Strings
167. Sweet Young Thing
168. Take A Giant Step
169. Tapioca Tundra
170. Tear Drop City
171. Tear The Top Right Off My Head
172. Teeny Tiny Gnome
173. Tell Me Love
174. Terrifying
175. That Was Then, This Is Now
176. The Crippled Lion
177. The Day We Fall In Love
178. The Door Into Summer
179. The Girl I Knew Somewhere
180. The Girl I Left Behind Me
181. The Good Earth
182. The Poster
183. Theme From The Monkees
184. This Just Doesn't Seem To Be My Day
185. Through The Looking Glass
186. Ticket On A Ferry Ride
187. Time And Time Again
188. Tmorrow's Gonna Be Another Day
189. Tomorrow's Gonna Be Another Day
190. Unlucky Stars
191. Until It's Time For You To Go
192. Valleri
193. War Games
194. Wasn't Born To Follow
195. We Were Made For Each Other
196. We'll Be Back In A Minute
197. What Am I Doing Hangin' 'round?
198. Whatever's Right
199. When Love Comes Knockin'
200. When Love Comes Knockin' (At Your Door)
201. While I Cry
202. Whole Wide World
203. Words
204. Writing Wrongs
205. You And I
206. You Bring The Summer
207. You Can't Judge A Book By Looking At The Cover
208. You Can't Tie a Mustang Down
209. You Just May Be The One
210. You Told Me
211. You're So Good
212. You're So Good For Me
213. Your Auntie Grizelda
214. Zilch
215. Zor And Zam

The Monkees were an American pop rock band formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1960s. The band consisted of Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork. Spurred by the success of TV series The Monkees, the Monkees were one of the most successful bands of the late 1960s. With international hits, four chart-topping albums and three chart-topping songs ("Last Train to Clarksville", "I'm a Believer", and "Daydream Believer"), they sold more than 75 million records worldwide. The Monkees were originally a fictional band created for the NBC television sitcom The Monkees. Dolenz, Jones, Nesmith and Tork were cast to portray members of a band in the sitcom. Music credited to the Monkees appeared in the sitcom and was released on LPs and singles beginning in 1966, and the sitcom aired from 1966 to 1968. At first, the band members' musical contributions were primarily limited to lead vocals and the occasional composition, with the remaining music provided by professional songwriters and studio musicians. Though this arrangement yielded multiple hit albums and singles, the band members revolted and, after a brief power struggle, gained full control over the recording process in 1967. For two albums, the Monkees mostly performed as a group; however, within a year, each member was pursuing his own interests under the Monkees' name, rendering the Monkees once again a group in name only. With widespread allegations that the band members did not play their own instruments—followed by the cancellation of The Monkees TV series, diminishing success on the charts, and waning popularity overall—band members began to leave the group. The Monkees held a final recording session in 1970 before breaking up. Renewed interest in the Monkees emerged in 1986, leading to a 20th anniversary reunion. Over the subsequent 35 years, the Monkees intermittently reunited for reunion tours, a major-network television special, and the production of new studio albums. After the deaths of Jones in 2012 and Tork in 2019, Dolenz and Nesmith undertook a farewell tour in 2021. This tour concluded shortly before Nesmith's death later that year, leaving Dolenz as the sole surviving member.

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