Songs With a Number in the Title

A song qualifies when its title visibly contains a number: an Arabic digit (including a digit embedded in a stylized spelling), an unambiguous Roman numeral, or a spelled-out cardinal, ordinal, or numerical quantity such as zero, one, first, twice, half, dozen, hundred, thousand, or million. Hyphenated and possessive forms count, as do numbered parts and abbreviations such as No. 9. The number must appear in the song title itself. Comparison, plurality, or an implied quantity alone does not qualify; for example, "better," "both," and a plural noun are not number terms.