The phrase 'song's name' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you are mentioning the title of a specific song, for example: The song's name is "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen.
Even the song's name seems slightly defeatist.
Guardian: Why is the song's name I Can't Breathe?
The music evokes the song's name, revolving around three circling and falling piano arpeggios.
You can double-click on a song's name to listen to a 30-second preview.
The song's name is a Swahili phrase that means "no worries".
US radio host Casey Kasem would not say the song's name on the air.
Here you can change such things as the name your song, the artist's name, comments, and the song's genre.
During "Losing My Edge," near the end of the night, the screens overhead displayed images of the foundational artists Mr. Murphy was name-checking in the song (though Gil Scott-Heron's name was misspelled).
Aarin Clemons, who won a Mac Mini computer by performing a beatbox song incorporating Boxee's name during a talent show portion of the evening, said he'd never used the service.
Farming out little of the work, Gira helps assemble the packages; for $500, he will even write a song with the "customer's name in the song, praising the customer, his or her ancestors, thoughts, dreams, and future or past lives, forever".
He sang all his favorite anti-Mubarak songs, substituting Bashar's name, as the crowd clapped along.
