Song Titles That Are Also Movies - S
"Saddle Tramp," The Charlie Daniels Band


"Save The Last Dance [For Me]," The Drifters


"Scorpio," Dennis Coffey


"Scream," Michael & Janet Jackson


"Sea Of Love," Phil Phillips


"Season of the Witch," Donovan


"Seems Like Old Times," Rosemary Clooney

"Serenity," Godsmack


"Seven Minutes In Heaven," Fall Out Boy


"Sex and the City," Amber


"Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," The Beatles


"Shall We Dance?," Fred Astaire


"Shame," Evelyn Champagne King


"Shattered Glass," Sound Team


"She Wore A Yellow Ribbon," Traditional


"She's the One," Bruce Springsteen

"Shout," Isley Brothers


"Shout at the Devil," Motley Crue


"Signs," Five Man Electrical Band


"Simply Irresistable," Robert Palmer


"Sin City," Flying Burrito Brothers


"Single White Female," Chely Wright


"Sixteen Candles," The Crests


"Skin Deep," Nick Lowe


"Sky High," Jigsaw

"Smile," Nat King Cole


"Solitary Man," Neil Diamond


"Some Kind of Wonderful," Grand Funk Railroad


"Somebody To Love," Jefferson Airplane/Queen


"Someone Like You," SafetySuit


"Someone To Watch Over Me," Frank Sinatra


"Something to Talk About," Bonnie Raitt


"Something's Gotta Give," Steve Lawrence & Edye Gormé


"Sometimes A Great Notion," John Mellencamp


"The Sorcerer's Apprentice," Paul Dukas


"Spaceballs," The Spinners


"Spies Like Us," Paul McCartney


"Stairway to Heaven," Led Zeppelin


"Stand By Me," Ben E King


"Stardust," Hoagy Carmichael


"Starship Troopers," Yes


"State of Grace," Billy Joel


"Step Up," Drowning Pool


"Strange Brew," Cream


"Strange Days," The Doors


"Stranger Than Fiction," Bad Religion


"Streets of Fire," New Pornographers


"Streets Of Laredo," Marty Robbins


"Stuck On You," Elvis Presley


"Stuck On You," Lionel Richie


"Suddenly, Last Summer," The Motels


"Sunrise," Icehouse


"Sunset Grill," Don Henley


"Super Trouper," ABBA


"Surf's Up," Brian Wilson


"Sweet and Lowdown," George Gerswhin


"Sweet Dreams ," Patsy Cline


"Sweet Home Alabama," Lynyrd Skynyrd


"The Sweetest Thing," Juice Newton