Scottish folk act, The David Latto Band, wrote a song about the story of Henry Plummer called 'Plummer's Song' released on their 2012 eponymous debut album.
This song, released as a digital single, urges Mississippi to remove it from the state flag.
And then, the real, actual song released by Kanye West starts playing.
So, in a way, was Metallica, which played only one song released since 1991.
(A music video of the song released this summer features ICE officers arresting migrant workers).
Proceeds from the song, released by Simon Cowell's Syco label, will go to Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Oddly, the list also includes "I Want It That Way," a Backstreet Boys song released more than a decade ago.
"All I wanted to do was play the Bataclan," he wrote, echoing the refrain of the song released this year.
The phrase comes from "Three Lions," a song released in 1996 to celebrate England's hosting of the European Championship.
In the meantime, the Flaming Lips are offering the natural follow-up to their six-hour song, released last month.
The crowd couldn't have been more enthusiastic if the song, released in 1989, were in the current Top 10.
