Song titles that (intentionally) form a sentence?

Random but fun question...

What sequential song titles were meant to form a coherent sentence? I can think of two right off the bat - the second side of Meco's "Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk" is a long instrumental divided into three cuts ("Other", "Galactic" and "Funk"); and on the LP, Donna Summer's 'Try Me (I Know We Can Make It)' is divided into "Try Me", "I Know" and "We Can Make It."

Also, there was the A- and B-sides, Love's "Seven And Seven Is" and "Number Fourteen."

Any others?

 

Brand X
Moroccan Roll

Why Should I Lend You Mine (When You've Broken Yours Off Already)...
...Maybe I'll Lend You Mine after All

Robert Fripp
Exposure

I May Not Have Had Enough of Me but I've Had Enough of You

 

Here comes the sun because you never give me your money. I think this was intentional to some degree. It's too funny not to be.

 

You Can't Always Get What You Want.

 

Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?

Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey.

 

Caravan
If I Could Do it All Over Again I'd Do it All over You


And I Wish I Were Stoned

 

I Fought the Law (and the law won)

This obviously qualifies for two stars - He was literally sentenced

 

Other Galactic Funk isn’t a sentence.

Not sure some of the other posters are getting the idea. I can’t think of any off the top of my head, but I’m sure I’ve come across some. I’ll think...

 

I think the point of the OP was that songS - at least 2 sequential songs - form a sentence. Or did I get the op wrong?

 

John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band has a couple:

"Remember Love".

"Look At Me, God, My Mummy's Dead".

 

That's right, and don't forget the intentional part!

 

From the Residents' "Our Finest Flowers" album:

"I'm Dreaming of a White Sailor"
"...Or Maybe a Marine"

 

Awww ok well my first one is correct.

I always though Michael Penn, “Try” and “Me Around” opening his Resigned album was intentional.

 

From "So Far" by Faust:

"Me Lack Space..."
"...In the Spirit"

... the opening lines of the first track listed.

 

The ties that bind Sherry darling

 

If we should run out of songs, it's always possible to rely on bad faith:
House burning down all along the watchtower

 

Sounds like an XXX-rated novel ...

 

Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
I Will

 

An Ornette Coleman album has the titles "Music Always" "Brings Goodness" "To Us" "All" "P.S. Unless One Has" "Some Other" "Motive For Its Use."

 

That’s it for the Other One.
-Grateful Dead

 

Here's a come-on from the Stones' first album:

"I just wanna make love to you---honest I do. Mona, I need you baby!"

 

I've always thought that All, the 2008 album by Colour Haze made a beautiful poem out of the song titles, clearly intentional:

1. Silent
2. Moon
3. Turns
4. Lights
5. If
6. Stars
7. All
8. Fall
9. One
10. Remains

 

I think you're right, so I was off the mark. But by sequential did OP mean from the same performer, in actual sequence of tracks...

 

Unquiet slumbers for the sleepers.... In that quiet earth

 

I took it to mean sequential tracks on one album.