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This is a comprehensive list of songs by English band Blur . Since forming in 1989, the band have released eight studio albums, three live albums, seven compilation albums, and thirty-five singles. This list does not contain live versions or remixes released by the band.
Blur have officially released 255 songs, excluding alternate versions or remixes.
| Title | Album/Single | Year | Words by | Song by | Lead vocals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "1" | Blur 21 (recorded in 2000) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "3" | Blur 21 (recorded in 2000) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "7 Days" | "Music Is My Radar" | 2000 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "1992" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "A Song" | "Charmless Man" | 1996 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "A Spell (For Money)" | "Beetlebum" | 1997 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Advert" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Alex's Song" | "End of a Century" | 1994 | James | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | James |
| "All We Want" | "Tender" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "All Your Life" | "Beetlebum" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Always" (early demo of "I'm Fine") | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ambulance" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Anniversary Waltz" | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Avoid the Traffic" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Rowntree |
| "B.L.U.R.E.M.I." | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Bad Day" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Badgeman Brown" | "Popscene" | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Badhead" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Bang" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Bank Holiday" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Battery In Your Leg" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Battle" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Beachcoma" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Beached Whale" | Blur 21 (previously featured on untitled 1992 demo tape) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Beagle 2" | "No Distance Left to Run" | 1999 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Beard" | "Parklife" | 1994 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Beetlebum" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Berserk" | "Bang" | 1991 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Best Days" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Birthday" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Black Book" | "Music Is My Radar" | 2000 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Blue Jeans" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Blurred" | "Blurred" | 1996 | Albarn | Pianoman | Albarn |
| "Bored Housewives" | Blur 21 (recorded 1995) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Bone Bag" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Brothers and Sisters" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Bugman" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Bustin' + Dronin'" | "Song 2" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Caramel" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Caravan" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Charmless Man" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Chemical World" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Chinese Bombs" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Close" | "Close" (Fan club single) | 1998 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Clover Over Dover" | Parklife | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Coffee & TV" | 13 | 1999 | Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Coxon |
| "Colin Zeal" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Colours" | "Colours" (Fan club single) | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Come Together" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Commercial Break" | Modern Life is Rubbish (as a hidden track) | 1993 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Coping" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Country House" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Country Sad Ballad Man" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Cowboy Song" | Dead Man on Campus soundtrack | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Coyote" | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Crazy Beat" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Cross Channel Love" | Blur 21 (recorded 1994 or 1995) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Dan Abnormal" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Dancehall" | "Beetlebum" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Day Upon Day" | "There's No Other Way" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Death of a Party" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Death Metal" | Unreleased | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Dizzy" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Don't Be" | "Crazy Beat" | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Don't Bomb When You Are the Bomb" | "Don't Bomb When You Are the Bomb" | 2002 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Down" | "She's So High" | 1990 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Eine Kleine Lift Musik" | The Help Album | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "End of a Century" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Entertain Me" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ernold Same" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Ken Livingstone/Albarn |
| "Es Schmect" | "Chemical World" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Essex Dogs" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Sir Elton John's Cock" (recorded in 2002) | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Explain" | "Bang" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Fade Away" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Far Out" | Parklife | 1994 | James | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | James |
| "Fed Up" | Unreleased | 1989 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Fool" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Fool's Day" | "Fool's Day" | 2010 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "For Old Time's Sake" | Unreleased (was to be released on "Sunday Sunday") | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "For Tomorrow" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "French Song" | "Tender" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Fried" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Garden Central" | "Popscene" | 1992 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Gene by Gene" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Get Out of Cities" | "Song 2" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ghost Ship" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Girls & Boys" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Globe Alone" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Go Out" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Good Song" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Got Yer!" | "To the End" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Hanging Over" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "He Thought of Cars" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Headist/Into Another" | "Music Is My Radar" | 2000 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Here I Am" | Unreleased | 1989 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "High Cool" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Hope You Find Your Suburb" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I Broadcast" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I Got Law" | "13" (Japan bonus track) | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I Know" | "She's So High" | 1990 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I Love Her" | "I Love Her" (Fan club single) | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ice Cream Man" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I'm All Over" | "There's No Other Way" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I'm Fine" | "Popscene" | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "I'm Just a Killer For Your Love" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Inertia" | "There's No Other Way" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Interlude" | Blur (as a hidden track) | 1997 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Intermission" | Modern Life is Rubbish (as a hidden track) | 1993 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Into Another" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "It Could Be You" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Intro" | No Distance Left to Run (film) | 2010 | Sound bite | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Sound bite |
| "Jawbone" (recorded in 2000) | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Jets" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Mike Smith | Albarn |
| "Jubilee" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "London Loves" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Lonesome Street" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn/Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Coxon |
| "Look Inside America" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Long Legged" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Lot 105" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ludwig" | "Stereotypes" | 1996 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Luminous" | "Bang" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Kazoo" (demo from 1992) | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Kissin Time" | Kissin Time (Marianne Faithfull album) | 2002 | Marianne Faithfull/Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Marianne Faithfull/Albarn |
| "M.O.R." | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Brian Eno/Albarn/Rowntree/David Bowie/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Mace" | "Popscene" | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Magpie" | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Magic America" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Me, White Noise" | Think Tank (as a hidden track) | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn/Phil Daniels |
| "Me, White Noise" (Alternate version) | "Good Song" | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Mellow Jam | "Tender" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Mellow Song" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Metal Hip Slop" | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Mirrorball" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Miss America" | Modern Life is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Mixed Up" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Money Makes Me Crazy" | "Out of Time" | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Moroccan Peoples Revolutionary Bowls Club" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Morricone" | "Good Song" | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/ | Albarn |
| "Movin' On" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Mr. Briggs" | "There's No Other Way" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Mr. Robinson's Quango" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Music Is My Radar" | "Music Is My Radar" | 2000 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "My Ark" | "Chemical World" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "My Terracotta Heart" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Never Clever" | "Chemical World"/Food 100 | 1993 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "New World Towers" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "No Distance Left to Run" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "No Monsters in Me" | "The Universal" | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Nutter" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Oily Water" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "On the Way to the Club" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/James Dring | Albarn |
| "On Your Own" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "One Born Every Minute" | "Country House" | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ong Ong" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Optigan 1" | 13 | 1999 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Out of Time" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "The Outsider" | "Crazy Beat" | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Pap Pop" | Blur 21 (originally featured on untitled 1992 demo tape) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Parklife" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Phil Daniels |
| "Peach" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "People In Europe" | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Peter Panic" | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Piano" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Pleasant Education" | Unreleased (aired on Blur-radio.com) | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Polished Stone" | "Song 2" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Popscene" | "Popscene" | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Pressure on Julian" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Pyongyang" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Red Necks" | "End of a Century" | 1994 | Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Coxon |
| "Repetition" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Resigned" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Rico" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Saturday" | Unreleased | 2002 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Saturday Morning" | Blur 21 Originally Played at Blur.X (exhibition) in 1999 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "She Don't Mind" (demo from 1992) | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "She's So High" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Shimmer" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Sing" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Sing (to Me)" | "Sing (to Me)" (Fan club single) | 1998 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Singular Charm" | unreleased | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Slow Down" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "So You" | "No Distance Left to Run" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Some Glad Morning" | "Some Glad Morning" (Fan club single) | 2005 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Song 2" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Squeezebox" | Blur 21 | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "St. Louis" | "Charmless Man" | 1996 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Starshaped" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Stereotypes" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Strange News from Another Star" | Blur | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Sub Species of an American Day" | Unreleased | 2005 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Sunday Sunday" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Supa Shoppa" | "Parklife" | 1994 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Sunnyside Farm" | Sunnyside Farm TV series theme | 1997 | Albarn/Phil Daniels | Albarn | Albarn/Phil Daniels |
| "Swallows in the Heatwave" | "M.O.R." | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Swamp Song" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Sweet Song" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree | Albarn |
| "Tame" | "Stereotypes" | 1996 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Tell Me, Tell Me" | "Sunday Sunday" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Tender" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn/Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Coxon |
| "The Debt Collector" | Parklife | 1994 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "The Horrors" | "Charmless Man" | 1996 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "The Man Who Left Himself" | "Stereotypes" | 1996 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "The Puritan" | "Under the Westway" | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "The Universal" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "The Wassailing Song" | "The Wassailing Song" | 1992 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon |
| "Theme from an Imaginary Film" | "Parklife" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Theme from Retro" | Blur | 1997 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "There Are Too Many of Us" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "There's No Other Way" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "This Is a Low" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Thought I Was a Spaceman" | The Magic Whip | 2015 | Albarn/Coxon | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Coxon |
| "Threadneedle Street" | "To the End" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "To the End" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Lætitia Sadier |
| "To the End (French version)" | "Parklife" | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "To the End (La Comedie)" | "Country House" | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Françoise Hardy |
| "Top Man" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Tracy Jacks" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Trade Stylee" | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Trailerpark" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Trimm Trabb" | 13 | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Trouble In the Message Centre" | Parklife | 1994 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Tune 2" | "Out of Time" | 2003 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Turn It Up" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Ultranol" | "The Universal" | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Uncle Love" | "Bang" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| Untitled (a.k.a. "Ernold Same (Reprise)") | The Great Escape (as a hidden track) | 1995 | Instrumental | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Instrumental |
| "Under the Westway" | "Under the Westway" (premiered live, 2012. Early mix featured on Blur 21 ) | 2012 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Us" | Blur(demo tape) | 2011 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Villa Rosie" | Modern Life Is Rubbish | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Wear Me Down" | Leisure | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "We've Got a File on You" | Think Tank | 2003 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "When the Cows Come Home" | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Woodpigeon Song" | "Beetlebum" | 1997 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Won't Do It" | "There's No Other Way" | 1991 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "X-Offender" | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Y'all Doomed" | The Magic Whip (bonus track) | 2015 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn/Coxon |
| "You're So Great" | Blur | 1997 | Coxon | Coxon | Coxon |
| "Young and Lovely" | "Chemical World" | 1993 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| "Yuko and Hiro" | The Great Escape | 1995 | Albarn | James/Albarn/Rowntree/Coxon | Albarn |
| Title | Album/Single Release | Year | Original artist | Writer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Daisy Bell" | The Sunday Sunday Popular Community Song CD | 1993 | N/A | Harry Dacre |
| "Let's All Go Down the Strand" | The Sunday Sunday Popular Community Song CD | 1993 | N/A | Harry Castling/Clarence Wainwright Murphy |
| "Postman Pat Theme" | Starshaped | 1993 | Ken Barrie | Bryan Daly |
| "Maggie May" | Ruby Trax /"Chemical World" | 1993 | Rod Stewart | Martin Quittenton/Rod Stewart |
| "For old Time's Sake" | The Sunday Sunday Popular Community Song CD (unreleased) ] | 1993 | Traditional | N/A |
| "Oliver's Army" | Peace Together | 1993 | Elvis Costello | Elvis Costello |
| "Substitute" | Who Covers Who? | 1993 | The Who | Pete Townshend |
| "When Will We Be Married" | Starshaped | 1993 | The Waterboys | Traditional/Mike Scott/Anthony Thistlethwaite |
This list does not include live versions.
| Title | Album/Single Release | Year |
|---|---|---|
| "Bad Day" (Excerpt) | Focusing in with Blur | 1991 |
| "Bad Day" (Leisurely Mix) | "High Cool/Bad Day" | 1991 |
| "Bang" (Edited) | "Bang" (promo) | 1991 |
| "Bang" (Excerpt) | Focusing in with Blur | 1991 |
| "Bang" (Extended) | "Bang" | 1991 |
| "Bang" (MW 40 Feet Under Mix) | "Bang" (Mindwarp Mutations) | 1992 |
| "Bang" (MW Big Bang 12" Mix) | "Bang" (Mindwarp Mutations) | 1992 |
| "Bang" (MW Hardcore Assault) | "Bang" (Mindwarp Mutations) | 1992 |
| "Bang" (MW Groove Remix) | "Bang" (Mindwarp Mutations) | 1992 |
| "Bang" (Now Mix) | Blur-ti-go | 1992 |
| "Bang" (Trend Mix) | Blur-ti-go | 1992 |
| "Bang" (Unedited) | "Bang" promo | 1991 |
| "Bank Holiday" Sung by Japanese fans | The Special Collectors Edition | 1994 |
| "Battle" (UNKLE Remix) | "No Distance Left to Run" | 1999 |
| "Beetlebum" (Instrumental Remix) | "Song 2" Japan version | 1997 |
| "Beetlebum" (Mario Caldato Jr's. Mix) | "Beetlebum" | 1997 |
| "Beetlebum" (Moby's Minimal House Mix) | "M.O.R." | 1997 |
| "Beetlebum" (Moby's Mix) | Bustin' + Dronin' | 1998 |
| "Beetlebum" (Radio Edit) | "Beetlebum" US promo | 1997 |
| "Black Book" (Radio Edit) | Q Awards - The Album | 2000 |
| "Chemical World" (Demo) (a.k.a. US version) | Modern Life is Rubbish (US version) | 1993 |
| "Chemical World" (Reworked) | "Chemical World" | 1993 |
| "Chemical World" (Edit) | "Chemical World" | 1993 |
| "Coffee & TV" (Radio edit) | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 |
| "Coffee & TV" (Single edit) | "Coffee & TV" | 1999 |
| "Come Together" (Demo) | "Won't Do It/Come Together" | 2002 |
| "Death of a Party" (7" Remix) | "Death of a Party" | 1997 |
| "Death of a Party" (12" Death) | "Death of a Party" | 1997 |
| "Death of a Party" (Demo) | "Death of a Party" | 1996 |
| "Death of a Party" (Billy Whiskers Remix) | Bustin' + Dronin' | 1998 |
| "Death of a Party" (Well Blurred Remix) | Bustin' + Dronin' | 1998 |
| "Don't Be" (Acoustic Mix) | Exclusive 5 Track CD | 2003 |
| "End of a Century" (Acoustic) | "End of a Century" | 1994 |
| "Entertain Me" (The Live It! Remix) | "The Universal" | 1995 |
| "Essex Dogs" (Thurston Moore's Mix) | Bustin' + Dronin' | 1998 |
| "Far Out" Beagle 2 Remix | No Distance Left to Run | 1999 |
| "For Tomorrow" (Acoustic) | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 |
| "For Tomorrow" (Visit to Primrose Hill Extended) | "For Tomorrow" | 1993 |
| "Girls & Boys" Edit | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 |
| "Girls & Boys" (Summer Mix) | "Girls & Boys" Remixed by Fargetta | 1994 |
| "Girls & Boys" (Undgeround Mix) | "Girls & Boys" Remixed by Fargetta | 1994 |
| "Girls & Boys" (Pet Shop Boys 7" Mix) | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 |
| "Girls & Boys" (Pet Shop Boys 12" Mix) | "Girls & Boys" | 1994 |
| "High Cool" (Easy Listening Mix) | "High Cool/Bad Day" | 1991 |
| "High Cool" (Excerpt) | Focusing in with Blur | 1991 |
| "I Know" (Excerpt) | Focusing in with Blur | 1991 |
| "I Know" (Extended) | "She's So High/I Know" | 1991 |
| "Lonesome Street" (Instrumental) | "Lonesome Street" | 2015 |
| "Lonesome Street" (Radio Edit) | "Lonesome Street" | 2015 |
| "Me, White Noise" (Damon vocal version edit) | Think Tank Promo | 2003 |
| "M.O.R." (Road Version) | "M.O.R." | 1997 |
| "M.O.R." (Karaoke) | "M.O.R." Japan | 1997 |
| "M.O.R." (US Road Version) | "M.O.R." | 1997 |
| "Money Makes Me Crazy" (Marrakech Mix) | "Out Of Time" | 2003 |
| "Money Makes Me Crazy" (Deepest Darkest Devon Mix) | Benicassim 2003 | 2003 |
| "Movin' On" (William Orbit Mix) | Bustin' + Dronin' | 1998 |
Interview tracks feature on the interview albums Focusing in with Blur, Basically Blur, Blurb, 15on13 and Interview CD.
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