Papa Songs List, Songs With Papa in the Title
Father’s Day is a time to celebrate our fathers. Common words to associate with our Fathers are as follows: Father, Dad, Papa, and Daddy. We are creating song lists for all words. This list is for the word Papa. All of the top 10 Papa Songs have the word papa in the title of the song. Papa is one of the least popular words to call our fathers, it is still popular enough to add to a song list.
Our top 10 papa songs feature several music styles from Rock, Country, Pop, Jazz, Funk, and R&B. We also include different music eras from 1954 through today. If you have a papa song that you think we should add to our song list, be sure to add it to the comments section at the bottom of the page.
Papa Songs List
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Cool Papa Bell – Paul Simon
Released in 2016
Papa Joe’s (Down At) – The Dixiebelles
Released in 2016
Papa – Prince
Released in 2007
Papa’s Home – Widespread Panic
Released in 1993
Genre – Southern Rock
Papa Loved Mama – Garth Brooks
Released in 1992
Genre – Country
Papa Come Quick (Jody And Chico) – Bonnie Raitt
Released in 1991
Genre – Country Pop
Papa Don’t Preach – Madonna
Released in 1986
Genre – Pop
Papa Can You Hear Me? – Barbra Streisand
Released in 1983
Genre – Jazz
Papa Don’t Take No Mess – James Brown
Released in 1974
Genre – Funk
Papa Was A Rolling Stone – The Temptations
Released in 1972 Funk
Genre – R&B
Papa Rain – The Hollies
Released in 1972
Genre – Rock
Papa Gene’s Blues – The Monkees
Released in 1966
Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag – James Brown
Released in 1965
Genre – Funk
Papa Noel – Brenda Lee
Released in 1964
Papa Loves Mambo – Perry Como
Released in 1954
Genre – Jazz
Papa song list curated by Matthew Campbell
Have a favorite Papa song, not on our list? Be sure to share it below so that we can add it!
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Hey, there appears to be a mistake on your website. The James Brown classic ic called “Papa Don’t TAKE No Mess”. While James Brown’s father may have very well been a very tidy man, the name of the song is a black colloquialism.
One who “does not take mess” refuses to accept BS or trifling from his family and children. Certainly hope this was a typo. CheersL:)
Thank you for pointing out our unfortunate typo. It has been corrected.