Songs Where There is an Argument Going On...

There's literally an argument going on in this song from the band I'm in (sorry):

 

Gloria (aka Life In Brazil) by Lord Melody (1956)

I said no
They said yes
I said no senor
Yes, you we adore

Poor recording but you can hear it at 2:28 of this:

 

Betty Davis - "Your Man My Man"

 

A bit literal, but I think Argument with David Rawlings Concerning Morrissey on the first Ryan Adams record fits the bill.

 

Please Come to Boston - Dave Loggins

Please come to Boston - she said no.

 

There are lots of arguments going on in Stan Freberg records:
Sh-Boom (producer vs the group)
Yellow Rose of Texas (singer vs the drummer)
Christmas Dragnet (Joe vs Grudge)
U.S.A. Volume 1 (Columbus vs Ferdinand, Franklin vs Jefferson, Washington vs Betsy Ross, Yankee Doodle vs Bix)

 

Love this one.

 

S.O.D. "Pre-Menstrual Princess Blues"

 

Haitian Divorce

Walter Becker even plays a guitar thru a squawk box to replicated the wife nagging
(later done with muted trumpet)

 

Wedding Present : Something and Nothing [Intro], Gedge vs the studio chaps.

 

1921 from The Who's Tommy

Tommy's father comes home to witness his mother with her lover

violence insues

 

"Sometimes Always" by The Jesus and Mary Chain featuring Hope Sandoval

 

Steely Dan - Everything You Did and Gaucho
RZA - Domestic Violence

 

"Jealous Again" by Black Flag essentially presents the vocalist's side of an argument with his girlfriend.

 

Stevie Wonder - "Ordinary Pain"

 

Beastie Boys song, "Cookypuss" where he says to phone operator, "I'll kick your ass bee-otch!" Explicit and downright nasty

 

"Keep Your Hands to Yourself" by the Georgia Satellites

 

Shankar Family and Friends: "Dispute & Violence".

 

J. T. "Funny Paper" Smith & Dessa Foster: Tell it to the Judge No. 2:

 

In the same vein, Bob Dylan: Percy's Song:

 

One might say that there is also an argument going on in Positively 4th Street, although Phil Ochs or whoever it was that drew Dylan's ire doesn't get to reply:

 

Sinead O'Connor's first album had a few(albeit one sided).
Troy and Jerusalem come to mind.
The Last Day of Our Acquaintance though really fits the bill.I saw her perform this at the Orpheum in Boston when "I Do Not Want" came out.Damn she went off the rails,F-bombs were flying everywhere.Scared the p*** out of me.One of my favorite shows.

 

Really? Five pages in, and not ONE person has mentioned "Kim"??

 

'America Drinks And Goes Home' Mothers Of Invention (the crowd noises in the background)

 

Just in case it hasn't been mentioned yet, the ultimate in passive aggression: