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Complete List of Taking Back Sunday Songs From A to Z

Complete List of Taking Back Sunday Songs From A to Z

MusicBrainz lists 125 distinct song titles by Taking Back Sunday on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 100 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With #

  • “…Slowdance on the Inside” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With A

  • “A Decade Under the Influence” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “All the Way” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is
  • “Audio Commentary for Mackey Sasser & Steve Balboni Ride Again” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Audio Commentary for Morning Sickness” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Audio Commentary for Not Going Anywhere” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Audio Commentary for Semi‐Automatic” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Audio Commentary for You Should Have Waited” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Audio Commentary for You Were Right” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With B

  • “Beat Up Car” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is
  • “Best Places to Be a Mom” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Bike Scene” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “Bonus Mosh, Pt. II” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “Brooklyn (If You See Something, Say Something)” – first released 2006 on Twenty-Twenty Surgery (single)

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With C

  • “Call Me in the Morning” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Capital M‐E” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Carpathia” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Catholic Knees” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Cut Me Up Jenny” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Cute Without the ‘E’” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With D

  • “Didn’t See That Coming” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Divine Intervention” – first released 2006 on Louder Now

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With E

  • “Eleven” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “Error: Operator” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Everything Must Go” – first released 2009 on New Again

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With F

  • “Faith (When I Let You Down)” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Flicker, Fade” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With G

  • “Ghost Man on Third” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “Go On” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “Great Romances of the 20th Century” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With H

  • “Head Club” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “Holy Water” – first released 2016 on Tidal Wave
  • “How I Met Your Mother” – first released 2015 on Happiness Is

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With I

  • “I Am Fred Astaire” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “I Felt It Too” – first released 2016 on Tidal Wave
  • “I’ll Find a Way to Make It What You Want” – first released 2016 on Tidal Wave
  • “I’ll Let You Live” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “It Doesn’t Feel a Thing Like Falling” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “It Takes More” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With J

  • “Juice 2 Me” – first released 2023 on 152
  • “Just Us Two” – first released 2022 on Just Us Two (single)

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With K

  • “Keep Going” – first released 2023 on 152

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With L

  • “Liar (It Takes One to Know One)” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Little Devotional” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “Lonely, Lonely” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Long Time Comin’” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Lost and Found” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “Loved You a Little” – first released 2022 on Loved You a Little (single)
  • “Lullaby” – first released 2001 on Lullaby (ep)

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With M

  • “Mackey Sasser & Steve Balboni Ride Again” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “MakeDamnSure” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Making of the Album” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Miami” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Money (Let It Go)” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Morning Sickness” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “My Blue Heaven” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “My Name Is Jonas” – first released 2021 on My Name Is Jonas (single)

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With N

  • “New Again” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “New American Classic” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “Not Going Anywhere” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Nothing at All” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is
  • “Number Five With a Bullet” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With O

  • “One Way Conversation” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “One‐Eighty by Summer” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With P

  • “Preface” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With Q

  • “Quit Trying” – first released 2023 on 152

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With S

  • “Sad Savior” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Semi‐Automatic” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Set Phasers to Stun” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “Sink Into Me” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Sleep” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “S’Old” – first released 2023 on S’old (single)
  • “Spin” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Summer, Man” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Summer Stars” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “Swing” – first released 2009 on New Again

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With T

  • “The Ballad of Sal Villanueva” – first released 2005 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “The Blue Channel” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “The One” – first released 2023 on The One (single)
  • “There’s No ‘I’ in Team” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “They Don’t Have Any Friends” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is
  • “The Things We’ll Never Say” – first released 2001 on Taking Back Sunday (ep)
  • “This Is All Now” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “This Photograph Is Proof (I Know You Know)” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “Timberwolves at New Jersey” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “Track-by-Track Commentary by the Band” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Twenty‐Twenty Surgery” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “The Union” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With U

  • “Up Against (Blackout)” – first released 2006 on Louder Now

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With W

  • “We Were Younger Then” – first released 2014 on Happiness Is
  • “What’s It Feel Like to Be a Ghost?” – first released 2006 on Louder Now
  • “Where My Mouth Is” – first released 2009 on New Again
  • “Who Are You Anyway?” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Winter Passing” – first released 2010 on Winter Passing (single)

Taking Back Sunday Songs Starting With Y

  • “You Got Me” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “You Know How I Do” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends
  • “You Should Have Waited” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “You Were Right” – first released 2011 on Taking Back Sunday
  • “Your Own Disaster” – first released 2004 on Where You Want to Be
  • “You’re So Last Summer” – first released 2002 on Tell All Your Friends

Studio Albums

  • Tell All Your Friends (2002)
  • Where You Want to Be (2004)
  • Louder Now (2006)
  • New Again (2009)
  • Taking Back Sunday (2011)
  • Happiness Is (2014)
  • Tidal Wave (2016)
  • 152 (2023)

How This List Was Compiled

This list is based on information retrieved from MusicBrainz and Wikipedia as of 2026-10-09. It reflects the titles listed in the MusicBrainz database for Taking Back Sunday, covering official albums, singles, and EPs. Live recordings, remix versions, demos, and compilation-only tracks are excluded. Duplicate song titles appearing on multiple releases have been merged to avoid repetition. The selection presented here includes 100 song titles out of 125 distinct titles noted by MusicBrainz. For any song or title not listed on this page, MusicBrainz does not include it in their official releases database.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many songs does Taking Back Sunday have according to MusicBrainz?
MusicBrainz lists 125 distinct song titles by Taking Back Sunday on official albums, singles, and EPs as of the retrieval date 2026-10-09.

What is the earliest release year for Taking Back Sunday songs in this list?
The earliest release year found in this list is 2001, with songs such as “Eleven,” “Go On,” “Lost and Found,” “One Way Conversation,” “Summer Stars,” and “The Things We’ll Never Say” released on EPs.

Which letter has the most Taking Back Sunday song titles listed here?
The letter S has the most song titles listed on this page, with ten distinct songs starting with that letter.

Are all songs from all Taking Back Sunday albums included?
No. This list includes 100 songs selected per letter based on their appearance on the most official releases. The total distinct titles are 125 according to MusicBrainz. Some songs may be excluded if they are only on live, remix, demo, or compilation-only releases.

Final Thoughts

This list offers a clear alphabetical overview of Taking Back Sunday’s songs as documented by MusicBrainz and Wikipedia. It aims to provide an accurate reference for fans and researchers interested in the band’s official song releases from A to Z.

For any additional or more detailed information, consulting the MusicBrainz page or Wikipedia article directly is recommended, as they hold the most current and comprehensive data available.

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