Complete List of Triumph Songs from A to Z with Release Info

MusicBrainz lists 99 distinct song titles by Triumph on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists all of them, A to Z.

Triumph Songs Starting With #

• “24 Hours a Day” – first released 1976 on Triumph

Triumph Songs Starting With A

• “A Minor Prelude” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender
• “A World of Fantasy” – first released 1982 on A World of Fantasy
• “Air Raid” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “All Over Again” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “All the King’s Horses” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “All the Way” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender
• “Allied Forces” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “American Girls” – first released 1979 on Just a Game

Triumph Songs Starting With B

• “Battle Cry” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender
• “Be My Lover” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “Black Sheep” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Blinding Light Show” – first released 2025 on Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph
• “Blinding Light Show / Moonchild” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “Boy’s Night Out” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Bringing It on Home” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine

Triumph Songs Starting With C

• “Carry On the Flame” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Child of the City” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Cool Down” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven

Triumph Songs Starting With D

• “Don’t Love Anybody but Me” – first released 2017 on The Sport of Kings
• “Don’t Love Anybody Else but Me” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Don’t Take My Life” – first released 1976 on Triumph

Triumph Songs Starting With E

• “Easy Life” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “Edge of Excess” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Embrujo” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Epilogue (Resolution)” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender

Triumph Songs Starting With F

• “Fantasy Serenade” – first released 1979 on Just a Game
• “Fight the Good Fight” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “Fingertalking” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Follow Your Heart” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Fool for Your Love” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces

Triumph Songs Starting With H

• “Hard Road” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Headed for Nowhere” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Hold On” – first released 1979 on Just a Game
• “Hooked on You” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Hot Time (in This City Tonight)” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces

Triumph Songs Starting With I

• “I Can Survive” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “I Live for the Weekend” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “If Only” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “In the Middle of the Night” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “In the Night” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “It’s Over” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess

Triumph Songs Starting With J

• “Just a Game” – first released 1979 on Just a Game
• “Just One Night” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings

Triumph Songs Starting With K

• “Killing Time” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven

Triumph Songs Starting With L

• “Lay It on the Line” – first released 1979 on Just a Game
• “Let Me Get Next to You” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “Let the Light (Shine on Me)” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Little Boy Blues” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Little Texas Shaker” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “Long Time Gone” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Love in a Minute” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess

Triumph Songs Starting With M

• “Magic Power” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “Midsummer’s Daydream” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Movin’ On” – first released 1979 on Just a Game

Triumph Songs Starting With N

• “Nature’s Child” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Never Say Never” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Never Surrender” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender
• “New York City Streets – Part 1” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “New York City Streets – Part 2” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine

Triumph Songs Starting With O

• “On and On” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Ordinary Man” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “Overture (Procession)” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender

Triumph Songs Starting With P

• “Petite Etude” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “Play With the Fire” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Prelude: The Waking Dream” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Prologue: Into the Forever” – first released 1987 on Surveillance

Triumph Songs Starting With R

• “Ridin’ High Again” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Rock & Roll Machine” – first released 2025 on Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph
• “Rock ’n’ Roll Machine” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “Rock Out, Roll On” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Rock You Down” – first released 1987 on Surveillance
• “Rocky Mountain Way” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “Running in the Night” – first released 1987 on Surveillance

Triumph Songs Starting With S

• “Say Goodbye” – first released 1981 on Allied Forces
• “Somebody’s Out There” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Somewhere Tonight” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Spellbound” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Stranger in a Strange Land” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Street Fighter” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “Suitcase Blues” – first released 1979 on Just a Game

Triumph Songs Starting With T

• “The City: Part 1: War March / Part 2: El Duende Agonizante / Part 3: Minstrel’s Lament” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “The City: War March; El Duende Agonizante; Minstrel’s Lament” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “Take a Stand” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Take My Heart” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Takes Time” – first released 1977 on Rock & Roll Machine
• “Tear the Roof Off” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Tears in the Rain” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “Time Canon” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Time Goes By” – first released 1984 on Thunder Seven
• “Too Much Thinking” – first released 1982 on A World of Fantasy
• “Troublemaker” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess
• “Turn My Back on Love” – first released 1992 on Edge of Excess

Triumph Songs Starting With W

• “What Rules My Heart” – first released 1986 on The Sport of Kings
• “What’s Another Day of Rock ‘n’ Roll” – first released 1976 on Triumph
• “When the Lights Go Down” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender
• “Woman in Love” – first released 1980 on Progressions of Power
• “Writing on the Wall” – first released 1983 on Never Surrender

Triumph Songs Starting With Y

• “Young Enough to Cry” – first released 1979 on Just a Game

Studio Albums

• Triumph (1976)
• Rock & Roll Machine (1977)
• Just a Game (1979)
• Progressions of Power (1980)
• Allied Forces (1981)
• Never Surrender (1983)
• Thunder Seven (1984)
• The Sport of Kings (1986)
• Surveillance (1987)
• Edge of Excess (1992)
• Magic Power: All Star Tribute to Triumph (2025)

How This List Was Compiled

This list was compiled from the MusicBrainz database for Triumph, retrieved on 2026-10-09. It reflects the 99 distinct song titles listed on official albums, singles, and EPs. Live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions have been excluded. Duplicate or alternative versions of the same song title have been merged to ensure uniqueness. The source pages include MusicBrainz (link) and the Wikipedia article titled Triumph (band).

Frequently Asked Questions

How many distinct Triumph songs are listed?

MusicBrainz lists 99 distinct song titles officially released by Triumph on albums, singles, or EPs.

What is the earliest release year among these songs?

The earliest release year found in this list is 1976, the year Triumph’s self-titled debut album was released.

Which letter has the most Triumph song titles?

The letter T contains the most song titles, with 12 distinct songs listed under it.

Are all songs from studio albums?

Most songs come from studio albums, but some were first released on singles or tribute albums, such as “A World of Fantasy” (single, 1982) and “Blinding Light Show” (tribute album, 2025).

Final Thoughts

This list provides a comprehensive reference for Triumph’s officially released songs as catalogued by MusicBrainz. For any song or release not appearing here, MusicBrainz does not list it, reflecting the current official record.

Whether exploring Triumph’s early work or later releases, this A to Z listing offers a clear overview of their recorded output as of the latest database update in 2026.

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