This page includes Conversation and Listening, and songs about conversation, echo, hearing, hello, listening, voice, words and language.
Also see Conversation Song Titles, Phones, Email and Letter Writing

Conversation

Quotes

• Be careful of your thoughts; they may break into words at any time.
• The best kind of friend is the kind you can sit on a porch and swing with, never say a word, and then walk away feeling like it was the best conversation you've ever had.
• The best things said come last. People will talk for hours saying nothing much and then linger at the door with words that come with a rush from the heart. (Alan Alda)
• A closed mouth gathers no feet.
• Conversation is the art of telling people a little less than they want to know. (Franklin P. Jones)
• Conversation means being able to disagree and still continue the discussion. (Dwight MacDonald)
• The conversation of two people remembering, if the memory is enjoyable to both, rocks on like music or lovemaking. There is a rhythm and a predictability to it that each anticipates and relishes. (Jessamyn West)
• Don't ask the question if you can't live with the answer.
• The door to the human heart can only be opened from the inside.
• The eyes have one language everywhere. (George Herbert)
• Friendship is telling someone what they don't have the courage to tell themselves.
• Good communication is as stimulating as black coffee, and just as hard to sleep after.
• A good long talk with a friend can cure almost anything.
• Great minds discuss ideas. Good minds discuss events. Small minds discuss people.
• A half truth is a whole lie. (Yiddish Proverb)
• I wish my mouth had a backspace key.
• If we want to be heard we must speak in a language the listener can understand and on a level at which the listener is capable of operating. (M. Scott Peck)
• It is the province of knowledge to speak and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen. (Oliver Wendell Holmes)
• It's frustrating when you know all the answers, but nobody bothers to ask you the questions.
• Make sure you have finished speaking before your audience has finished listening. (Dorothy Sarnoff)
• Many wise words are spoken in jest, but they don't compare with the number of stupid words spoken in earnest.
• Most conversations are simply monologues delivered in the presence of a witness. (Margaret Millar)
• My problem is I say what I'm thinking before I think what I'm saying. (Laurence J. Peter)
• Never close your lips to those to whom you have opened your heart. (Charles Dickens)
• Silence is argument carried out by other means. (Richard Flecknoe)
• Silence is text easy to misread. (A. A. Attanasio)
• Silence is sometimes the best answer.
• Small talk is one step down from no talk.
• Some people will not tolerate emotional honesty in communication on the grounds that it might hurt others. Therefore, having rationalized their phoniness into nobility, they settle for superficial relationships.
• Some things are better left unsaid. Which I generally realize right after I have said them.
• Someone to tell it to is one of the fundamental needs of human beings. (Miles Franklin)
• Talk slow but think quick.
• There is no conversation more boring than the one where everybody agrees.
• There's no need to repeat yourself, I ignored you just fine the first time.
• To listen closely and reply well is the highest perfection we are able to attain in the art of conversation. (Francois de La Rochefoucauld)
• To speak of 'mere words' is much like speaking of 'mere dynamite'. (C.J. Ducasse)
• The true charm of pedestrianism does not lie in the walking, or in the scenery, but in the talking. The walking is good to time the movement of the tongue by, and to keep the blood and the brain stirred up and active; the scenery and the woodsy smells are good to bear in upon a man an unconscious and unobtrusive charm and solace to eye and soul and sense; but the supreme pleasure comes from the talk. (Mark Twain)
• Two monologues do not make a dialog. (Jeff Daly)
• The two words 'information' and 'communication' are often used interchangeably, but they signify quite different things. Information is giving out; communication is getting through. (Sydney J. Harris)
• Waiting for some people to stop talking is like looking for the end of a roller towel.
• Well-timed silence hath more eloquence than speech. (Martin Farquhar Tupper)
• When someone asks you, "A penny for your thoughts?" and you put your two cents in, what happens to the other penny?
• Words are windows to the heart.
• Also see the Secrets file.

Words

A careless word may kindle strife,
a cruel word may wreck a life,
a timely word may level stress,
a loving word may heal and bless.

Listening

Quotes

• Be a good listener. Your ears will never get you in trouble. (Frank Tyger)
• By far the most important form of attention we can give our loved ones is listening. (M. Scott Peck)
• Everyone hears what you say.
  Friends listen to what you say.
  Best friends listen to what you don't say.
• A good listener is a good talker with a sore throat. (Katharine Whitehorn)
• A good listener is not only popular everywhere, but after a while he gets to know something. (Wilson Mizner)
• Hear the meaning within the word. (William Shakespeare)
• If you want to be listened to, you should put in time listening. (Marge Piercy)
• In empathic listening, you listen with your eyes and with your heart, you use your right brains as well as your left. You sense, you intuit, you feel. Empathic listening is powerful because it gives you accurate data to work with. (Stephen R. Covey)
• It is the province of knowledge to speak and it is the privilege of wisdom to listen. (Oliver Wendell Holmes)
• Know how to listen, and you will profit even from those who talk badly. (Plutarch)
• Listening is a magnetic and strange thing, a creative force. The friends who listen to us are the ones we move toward. When we are listened to, it creates us, makes us unfold and expand. (Karl Menninger)
• Listening is just as important as talking.
• Listening, not imitation, may be the sincerest form of flattery. (Dr. Joyce Brothers)
• Maybe it's time you talk and I listen.
  Let's give it a try.
• The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn't being said. (Peter F Drucker)
• No man would listen to you talk if he didn't know it was his turn next. (Ed Howe)
• No one really listens to anyone else, and if you try it for a while you'll see why. (Mignon McLaughlin)
• There are people who, instead of listening to what is being said to them, are already listening to what they are going to say themselves. (Albert Guinon)
• To listen closely and reply well is the highest perfection we are able to attain in the art of conversation. (Francois de La Rochefoucauld)

Listen

When I ask you to listen to me, and you start giving me advise
You have not done what I asked.
When I ask you to listen to me, and you begin to tell me I shouldn't feel that way
You are trampling on my feelings.
When I ask you to listen to me and you feel you have to do something
to solve my problem,
You have failed me, strange as that may seem.
LISTEN . . .
All I asked, was that you LISTEN.
Not to talk, or do . . . just hear me.
When you do something for me that I can and need to do for myself,
You contribute to my fear and weakness.
But, when you accept as a simple fact that I do feel
what I feel no matter how irrational.
Then I can quit trying to convince you and can get about the business of
understanding what's behind this irrational feeling.
And, when that's clear, the answers are obvious and I don't need advice.
Irrational feelings make sense when we understand what's behind them.
So, please LISTEN and just hear me..
And, if you want to talk, wait a minute for your turn:
Then, I'll LISTEN to you . . .

Songs about Listening

• Angels Listened in, The - The Crests (1959)
• Are You Listening? - Kimber Clayton (2007)
• Everybody Listen to the Dobro - James Burton (1963)
• I Just Called to Listen - Homer Joy (2007)
• I Listen to My Heart - Frank Ifield (1962)
• I Should Have Listened to Mama - Jimmy Beaumont (1962)
• I Should Have Listened to Me - Yankee Grey (1999)
• I'll Be Listening - The Carter Sisters (1953)
• Lisa, Listen to Me - Blood Sweat and Tears (1971)
• Listen - Wayne Kemp (1974)
• Listen Here - Eddie Harris (1968)
• Listen People - Herman's Hermits (1966)
• Listen, the Snow is Falling - Plastic Ono Band (1972)
• Listen to a Country Song - Jim Messina (1996)
• Listen to Me - The Crickets (1958)
• Listen to My Heart - Wild Horses (2003)
• Listen to the Angels - The Soul Stirrers (1961)
• Listen to the Band - Mike Nesmith (1970)
• Listen to the Eagle - Paul Ott (1979)
• Listen to the Horses - Raffi (1977)
• Listen to the Music - The Doobie Brothers (1972)
• Listen to the Rain - Eric Andersen (1994)
• Listen to the Raindrops - Zager and Evans (1968)
• Listen to the Silence - Bruce Hornsby (1998)
• Listen to the Wind - Jack Casady (2003)
• Listen to What the Man Said - Wings (1975)
• Listen to Yesterday - Frankie Valli (1973)
• Listen to Your Heart - Wild Rose (1991)
• Listen to Your Woman - Steve Kolander (1994)
• Listening to Levon - Marc Cohn (2007)
• Listening to the Rain - Ronnie Reno (2002)
• Love Didn't Listen - Chely Wright (2001)
• Maybe I Should Have Been Listenin' - Rayburn Anthony (1978)
• Maybe You Should've Been Listening - Jessi Colter (1978)
• Nobody's Listenin' - Slim Chance (1975)
• Please Listen - Freddie Scott (1971)
• Shut Up and Listen - Elyse Haren (2008)
• Sit and Listen to the Rain - Whiskeytown (2001)
• Stomp, Look and Listen - Duke Ellington Orchestra (1947)
• Stop and Listen - The Philip Upchurch Combo (1967)
• Stop, Look and Listen - Josie and the Pussycats (1971)
• Stop, Look, and Listen Song, The - Ernie Chaffin (1956)
• Stop-Look-Listen - The Tikis (1965)
• Weren't You Listening? - Adam Baker (1986)
• Won't Anybody Listen? - The Happenings (1969)
• You Wouldn't Listen - The Ides of March (1966)

Songs about Hearing

• Can You Hear Me Now? - Sawyer Brown (2002)
• Can You Hear Those Pioneers? - Rex Allen, Jr. (1976)
• Can't You Hear Me Knocking? - Rolling Stones (1971)
• Can't You Hear My Heartbeat? - Herman's Hermits (1965)

• Do I Hear a Waltz? - Jo Stafford (2001)
• Do Nothin' til You Hear from Me - Thelma Carpenter (1951)
• Do You Hear What I Hear? - Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass (1970)
• Don't You Hear Me Calling, Baby? - Ronnie Haig (1958)

• Every Time I Hear That Song - Ivory Joe Hunter (1957)
• Every Time I Hear Your Name - Keith Anderson (2006)

• Front Row Seat to Hear Old Johnny Sing - Shel Silverstein (1971)

• Have You Heard? - The Duprees (1963)
• Hear Me Talking - Boyd Bennett (1963)
• Hear My Heartbeat - Robert and Johnny (1960)
• Hear the Nightingale Sing - High Strange Drifters (2004)
• Hear the South - Vassar Clements (1988)
• Hear the Wind Howl - Leo Kottke (1971)
• Heard it in a Love Song - The Marshall Tucker Band (1977)
• Hearin' My Heart Talkin' - The Outlaws (1977)

• I Can Hear Music - The Ronettes (1966)
• I Can Hear My Baby Calling - Cal Green (1958)
• I Can Hear the Music - The Beach Boys (1969)
• I Can Hear the Rain - The Checkmates, Ltd (1966)
• I Can Hear You Calling - Three Dog Night (1970)
• I Can Still Hear the Music in the Restroom - Jerry Lee Lewis (1975)
• I Can't Hear You - Betty Everett (1964)
• I Can't Stand to Hear You Say Goodbye - Wanda Jackson (1975)
• I Could Almost Hear the Tears - Tim Raybon (2004)
• I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray - The Fairfield Four (1997)
• I Don't Wanna Hear it - Mitch Ryder (1979)
• I Don't Want to Hear it - Betty Harris (1966)
• I Don't Want to Hear it Anymore - Scott Walker (1968)
• I Hear a Rhapsody - Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra (1941)
• I Hear a Symphony - The Supremes (1965)
• I Hear the South Callin' Me - Hank Thompson (1979)
• I Hear the Trumpets Blow - The Tokens (1966)
• I Hear Those Church Bells Ringing - Dusk (1972)
• I Hear You Knockin' - Mac Wiseman (1955)
• I Hear You Knocking - Gale Storm (1956)
• I Heard a Heart Break Last Night - Jim Reeves (1967)
• I Heard a Memory Last Night - Jim Ed Brown (1965)
• I Heard About You - Bud Hobbs and the Trail Herders (1949)
• I Heard it Through the Grape Vine - Marvin Gaye (1968)
• I Heard Our Song - Dottie West (1969)
• I Heard That Jukebox Playing - Faron Young (1952)
• I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day - Everett Dirksen (1967)
• I Heard the Bluebirds Sing - Marty Robbins (1974)
• I Heard the Highway - Bill Kirchen (1996)
• I Heard the Jukebox Playing - Kitty Wells (1959)
• I Heard You Cried Last Night - The Harry James Orchestra (1943)
• I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name - Southern Grass (2008)
• I Wanna Hear a Cheatin' Song - Anita Cochran and Conway Twitty (2004)
• I Wanna Hear it from You - Eddy Raven (1985)
• I Want to Hear it from Her - Bobby Sherman (1963)
• I Want to Hear it from You - John Ashley (1959)
• I'd Rather Hear I Don't Love You Than Nothing at All - Logan (1988)
• I'd Rather Hear Lies - Shirley Collie (1960)
• I've Heard That Song Before - Jack Reno (1969)
• I've Heard the Wind Blow Before - Anita Carter (1966)
• I've Never Heard - Cousin Herb Henson (1954)
• If You Don't Hear From Me By Monday - Trade Martin (1971)
• Is This All You Hear When a Heart Breaks - Tex Williams (1974)

• Just to Hear You Say You Love Me - Tim McGraw and Faith Hill (1998)
• Just to Hear Your Voice - The Lonesharks (1993)

• Let's Hear a Word - Cub Koda (1968)

• Most Uncomplicated Goodbye I've Ever Heard, The - Henson Cargill (1970)

• Next Voice You Hear, The - Hank Snow (1954)
• Now Hear This - Gene Allison (1965)

• She Loves to Hear Me Rock - Turner Nichols (1993)
• Song I Heard, A - Maury Muehleisen (1970)
• Song I Heard Last Night, A - Alan Dale (1954)
• Song You Heard When You Fell in Love, The - Betty Johnson (1957)
• Stop Me if You've Heard This One Before - Eddie Dean (1966)

• That Ain't the Way I Heard it - Jamie O'Hara (2001)
• That's the Way I Always Heard it Should Be - Carly Simon (1971)
• Those Words I Never Heard - Bobby G. Rice (1985)
• Till I Heard it From You - George Jones (1966)
• To Hear the Nightingale Sing - Ian Campbell (2005)

• Unheard - Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation (1969)

• We'll Never Hear the End of it - The Del-Tones (1960)
• What's This I Hear? - David Gates (1960)

• Yesterday I Heard the Rain - Nino Tempo and April Stevens (1969)
• You Can't Believe Everything You Hear - Jimmy Hughes (1967)
• You Could Have Heard a Heart Break - Johnny Lee (1984)
• You Could Hear a Pin Drop - Vaughn Monroe (1955)
• You Could've Heard a Heartbreak - Daron Norwood (1995)
• You Don't Hear - Kitty Wells (1965)
• You Haven't Heard the Last of Me - Moe Bandy (1987)
• You Should Hear How She Talks About You - Melissa Manchester (1982)
• You're the Loveliest Song I Ever Heard - Johnnie and Joe (1968)

Songs about Conversation

• Brilliant Conversationalist - T. Brown (1987)
• Conversation, The - Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams, Jr. (1983)
• Conversation with a Gun - Tex Ritter (1960)
• Conversations - Jon McLaughlin (2005)
• Kissin' Conversation - Kathy Linden (1958)
• Little Less Conversation, A - Elvis Presley (1968)
• One-Sided Conversation - Gene Watson (1978)
• Private Conversation - Lyle Lovett (1997)
• Strange Conversation - Ted Hawkins (1994)
• Telephone Conversation - The Mothers of Invention (1968)
• Weird Conversation - The Wisers (2008)

Songs about Echoes

• Antarctica Echoes - Vangelis (1982)
• Echo - Brenda Holloway (1962)
• Echo Boogie - Jorgen Ingmann and His Guitar (1960)
• Echo in My Heart - The Stereos (1962)
• Echo Me - Margo Smith (1988)
• Echo of an Old Song, The - Tony Bellus (1960)
• Echoes of the Organ - Phantom of the Organ (2000)
• Echo of Your Footsteps, The - Eddy Arnold (1949)
• Echo Park - Keith Barbour (1969)
• Echo Waltz - Del Wood (1961)
• Echoes - New Riders of the Purple Sage (1977)
• Echoes and Shadows - Bobby Helms (1969)
• Echoes Fade and Die - Larry Butler (1959)
• Echoes from the Hills - Sons of the Pioneers (1951)
• Echoes in the Night - Gary Brooker (1985)
• Echoes Keep Calling Me, The - The Thrillers (1957)
• Echoes of You - Tony Douglas (1956)
• Little Miss Echo - Raymond Scott Orchestra (1963)
• Looking for an Echo - Kenny Vance (1996)
• Mr. Echo - The Five Playboys (1959)
• My Heart Echoes - Jimmie Osborne (1948)
• Nothing But Echoes - Eddie Dean (1956)
• We Three (My Echo, My Shadow, and Me) - Ink Spots (1941)

Songs about Hello

• Goodbye Lollipops, Hello Lipstick - Joan Weber (1956)
• Goodbye Lonesome, Hello Baby Doll - Lonesome Strangers (1989)
• Goodbye Sam, Hello Samantha - Cliff Richard (1970)
• Heaven Says Hello - Sonny James (1968)
• Hello - Lionel Richie (1984)
• Hello Again - The Cars (1984)
• Hello, Baby - Mercy (1969)
• Hello, City Limits - Benny Martin (1965)
• Hello, Cleveland - Mono (1998)
• Hello, Darkness - Shocking Blue (1971)
• Hello, Darlin' - Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn (1970)
• Hello, Dolly - Louis Armstrong (1964)
• Hello, Gorgeous - Buddy Rogers (1932)
• Hello, Happiness - Bobby Marchan (1965)
• Hello, Hello - Sopwith Camel (1967)
• Hello, Honey - Johnny Desmond (1962)
• Hello, I Love You - Roger Cook (1982)
• Hello, I'm a Jukebox - George Kent (1970)
• Hello, I'm in Delaware - City and Colour (2005)
• Hello in There - John Prine (1971)
• Hello, Jackie - The Zanies (1962)
• Hello, Josephine - Jerry Jaye and the Jaywalkers (1967)
• Hello L.A., Bye Bye Birmingham - Larry Henley (1969)
• Hello, Little Girl - The Fourmost (1963)
• Hello, Love - Hank Snow (1974)
• Hello, Mary Lou - Statler Brothers (1985)
• Hello, Mary Lou, Goodbye Heart - Bobby Lewis (1970)
• Hello, Mexico and Adios Baby to You - Johnny Duncan (1978)
• Hello, My Lover - Ernie K-Doe (1962)
• Hello, Old Friend - Eric Clapton (1976)
• Hello, Operator - Country Gazette (1981)
• Hello Out There - LaWanda Lindsey (1974)
• Hello, Pretty Girl - Ronnie Dove (1965)
• Hello, Seattle - Owl City (2009)
• Hello, Stranger - Barbara Lewis (1963)
• Hello, Summertime - Bobby Goldsboro (1974)
• Hello, Sunshine - Bettye LaVette and Hank Ballard (1970)
• Hello, Susan Brown - Chad Mitchell Trio (1962)
• Hello, Suzie - Amen Corner (1969)
• Hello There, Stranger - Johnny and Joni Mosby (1968)
• Hello, This is Anna - O.B. McClinton and Peggy Jo Adams (1978)
• Hello, Texas - Brian Collins (1979)
• Hello, This is Joannie (Answering Machine Song) - Paul Evans (1978)
• Hello, Woman - Doug Kershaw (1981)
• I Just Called to Say Hello - Sonny Knight (1964)
• Just to Say Hello - Jesse Belvin (1957)
• One Sweet Hello - Tom Rozum (1998)
• Memory Song (Hello, Hello) - Robert Plant (1993)
• Nevertheless, Hello - George Winston (2004)
• Say Hello to Your Pretty Friend - Paul Shuttleworth (1978)
• You Had Me from Hello - Kenny Chesney (1999)

Songs about Voice

• Ancient Voices - Karunesh (2008)
• Just to Hear Your Voice - The Lonesharks (1993)
• Lift Every Voice and Sing - Kim Weston (1968)
• My Father's Voice - Judy Lynn (1963)
• Next Voice You Hear, The - Hank Snow (1954)
• One Voice - Billy Gilman (2000)
• Sound of Your Voice, The - .38 Special (1991)
• Still Within the Sound of My Voice - Glen Campbell (1987)
• Tiny Voices - Joe Henry (2003)
• Voice in My Heart, The - Eydie Gorme (1958)
• Voice in the Wilderness, A - Cliff Richard (1960)
• Voice in the Wind - Vic Dana (1964)
• Voice Inside My Head - The Dixie Chicks (2006)
• Voice of the Turtle - John Fahey (1970)
• Voice on the Wind, A - Hot Rize (1992)
• Voices - Russ Ballard (1984)
• Voices Green and Purple - The Bees (1966)
• Voices of Spring - Wayne King Orchestra (1950)
• You're the Voice - John Farnham (1987)

Songs about Words

• Actions Speak Louder Than Words - Mack Vickery (1964)
• All the Words in the World - Jimmy Clanton (1963)
• Angry Words - Stonewall Jackson (1968)

• Bird's the Word, The - The Rivingtons (1963)
• Blue is Not a Word - George Strait (1985)

• Can't I Get a Word in? - John Fred and His Playboy Band (1966)
• Cheating Words - Jimmy Hughes (1960)

• Don't Say a Word - Lonesome Sundown (1957)
• Don't Take My Word, Take My Heart - Spade Cooley Band (1949)

• Empty Words - The Variations (1969)
• Every Word Except Goodbye - Peter Mulvey (2000)
• Every Word I Write - Dottie West (1977)
• Every Word of the Song - Billy Storm and the Squires (1958)

• Famous First Words - Gil Grand (1998)
• Famous Last Words of a Fool - George Strait (1988)
• First Word in Memory is Me, The - Janie Fricke (1985)
• Flowers Speak Louder Than Words - Terry Preston (1949)
• Four-Letter Word (Rock) - Dale Hawkins (1956)
• From the Word Go - Michael Martin Murphey (1989)

• Hollow Words, Empty Phrases - Burl Ives (1967)

• I Can't Find the Words to Say Goodbye - Dean and Gates (1994)
• I Give You My Word - George Fox (1997)
• I Got the Words, You Got the Music - McCoo and Davis (1978)
• I Love You More Than Words Can Say - Otis Redding (1967)
• I Meant Every Word He Said - Ricky Van Shelton (1990)
• If I Could Find the Words - Kenny Maines (2006)
• In Other Words - April Stevens (1960)

• Just Words - The Versitiles (1962)

• Last Word in Lonesome is Me, The - Eddy Arnold (1966)
• Let's Hear a Word - Cub Koda (1968)
• Love is Just a Four-Letter Word - Joan Baez (1968)
• Love is One of Those Words - Janie Fricke (1989)
• Love Was Just Another Word - Dan Peek (1978)
• Love Words - Tommy Hill (1958)

• Mumble Words of Love - Wes Carr (2008)
• Mumbling Word - The Stereos (1963)

• On My Word of Honor - The Platters (1957)
• One Kind Word From You - Otis Williams and His Charms (1957)
• One Little Word - Ray and Ina Patterson (1966)
• One Thing My Lady Never Puts into Words - Mel Street (1980)

• Password - Kitty Wells (1964)
• Pretty Words - Marty Robbins (1954)
• Prove Every Word You Say - The Jive Five (1964)

• Roses Speak Louder Than Words - Tommy Sands (1953)
• Rumors, Gossip, Words Untrue - Swinging Blue Jeans (1966)

• Say the Word - Don Schlitz (1980)
• She Sings Songs Without Words - Harry Chapin (1975)
• Simple Little Words - Christy Lane (1979)
• Six Words - Don Schlitz (2001)
• Soft Words - Tommy Roe (1968)
• Soft Words on a Summer Night - Darrell Glenn (1966)
• Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word - Elton John (1976)

• There's Got to Be a Word - Don Ciccone (1970)
• These Three Words - The Spaniels (1959)
• Those Words I Never Heard - Bobby G. Rice (1985)
• Those Words We Said - Kim Richey (1995)
• Three Little Words - Jim Collins (1992)
• Three Precious Words - The Edsels (1961)
• Three Unspoken Words - Julie Rogers (1965)
• Three Words Away - Keith Harling (1998)
• Three Words, Two Hearts, One Night - Mark Collie (1995)
• Too Marvelous for Words - Frank Sinatra (1956)
• True to His Word - Boy Howdy (1995)
• Twenty-Five Words or Less - Michael Johnson (1978)
• Two Words: True Love - Mitchell Torok (1957)

• Unkind Words - Kathy Dee (1963)

• Wasted Words - Ray Price (1956)
• Way with Words, A - Carl Smith (1976)
• Way Without Words, A - Roy Clark (1982)
• What's the Password? - The Canadian Sweethearts (1959)
• Without a Word - Jack Bruce (1977
• Without a Word of Warning - Gary Lewis and the Playboys (1965)
• Word Games - Billy Walker (1975)
• Word of Honor - Tommy Page (1996)
• Word Sure Gets Around - Billy Paul (1976)
• Words - Susie Allanson (1979)
• Words and Music - Andy Gibb (1976)
• Words Are in My Heart, The - Dorsey Brothers Orchestra (1935)
• Words at Twenty Paces - Alabama (1981)
• Words Between the Lines of Age - Bob Dylan (1972)
• Words by Heart - Billy Ray Cyrus (1994)
• Words Can Never Tell it - Tommy Hunt (1967)
• Words Can't Explain - The 5 Red Caps (1944)
• Words Can't Say - Quicksilver Messenger Service (1970)
• Words Don't Come Easy - Mac Davis (1972)
• Words I'm Gonna Have to Eat, The - Bill Phillips (1967)
• Words in Your Eyes - Phil Everly (1975)
• Words of Love - The Mamas and Papas (1966)
• Words on Paper - Brian Hyland (1967)
• Words You Don't Say, The - Kathy Kallick Band (2004)

• X Amount of Words - Blue October (2006)

• You Went Back on Your Word - Jerry Lee Lewis (1964)

Songs about Language

• Body Language - Queen (1982)
• Computer Language - Pretty Tony (1983)
• Language of Love - Marjorie Carole (2002)
• Language of Sound, The - Enigma (2008)
• Language of the Heart - John Wright Band (2001)
• Language of Truth - Julian Joseph (1990)
• Secret Language - Cactus Brothers (1995)
• We All Laugh in the Same Language - Lewis (2004)