A question about page/post titles for songs

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Hello,

I know a post needs a catchy title. If I were to rate my witty title skills on a scale of 1-10, I'd give myself a -5. Ok, maybe a 1

Here's my question:

I'm posting videos of my songs, and I usually make the post title the name of the song. I mean, if someone hears my song at an open mike or something I'd love for them to type the name of the song and have my page come up.

And a lot of times I come up with interesting song titles like I didn't know you went to Catholic School and Ask me when I'm drunk. I'll let those song titles speak for themselves

But what if the song title isn't especially catchy or memorable? Should I come up with an interesting post title instead of using the song title?

For example, I have a song I'm going to post called Papercuts. Not the most interesting title. Should I look through the lyrics and see if I can find something a bit more appealing, or just leave it be and work on more interesting titles in the future?

Hmmm, my new songs will be called 4 reasons your blog is a failure, 18 ways to make a million dollars in 10 seconds, and Why James Blunt hurts my ears.

Speaking of James Blunt, I have a song that was "inspired" by him (those awful lyrics drove me crazy!), so should I have a title like "In response to james blunt's "you're beautiful"?



Ok, maybe not

PS- Should I use the same standards for the title of youtube videos? As in song title vs something wittier. Oh boy this stuff is hard work!