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In the Fallout: New Vegas game files, there are many listings to songs that have been removed from the game. These listings start with the prefix, "MUSNVTemp".[1] While the song titles are listed in the GECK, the artists are not.
Cut songs[]
Note: The song artist names listed below are unconfirmed, but are likely accurate based on the shared label (Soundies).
| Name | Artist | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Dear John Letter | Ferlin Husky and Jean Shepard | 1953 | - |
| Billy the Kid | Marty Robbins | 1959 | Appears with Big Iron on Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs. |
| Black Coffee | Peggy Lee | 1953 | - |
| Drivin' Nails in my Coffin | Jerry Irby | 1946 | Sequel song Answer to Drivin' Nails in My Coffin later used in Fallout 76 |
| Flamin' Mamie | Hank Penny | 1938 | Appears on Hank Penny: Crazy Rhythm: The Standard Transcriptions |
| Goodbye Old Paint | Johnny Bond | 1944 | Appears with Stars of the Midnight Range on Country and Western: Johnny Bond Standard Transcriptions. |
| Hangover Heart | Hank Thompson | 1951 | Appears in the credits of Fallout: New Vegas but does not play on any radio station |
| I'll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms) | Eddy Arnold | 1947 | Appears on RCA Country Legends: Eddy Arnold |
| I'm a Fool to Fool Around With You | Hank Thompson | 1950 | Appears with Hangover Heart on Hankworld: The Unissued World Transcriptions. |
| I'm the Lonesomest Gal in Town | Kay Starr | 1949 | Appears on Kay Starr: The Best of the Standard Transcriptions |
| Saddle Tramp | Marty Robbins | 1960 | Appears on Side B of the Big Iron single. |
| Under a Blanket of Blue | Helen Forrest | 1950 | Appears with Mad About the Boy on Helen Forrest: The Complete World Transcriptions. |
| Vagabond Shoes | Kay Starr | 1949 | Appears on Kay Starr: The Best of the Standard Transcriptions |
| Was That the Human Thing to Do | Kay Starr | 1949 | Appears on Kay Starr: The Best of the Standard Transcriptions |
| What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry | Helen Forrest | 1950 | Appears with Mad About the Boy on Helen Forrest: The Complete World Transcriptions. |
| Wonder | Doris Day | 1952 | Appears on Doris Day: The Complete Standard Transcriptions |
| You Can't See the Sun When You're Crying | Anita Ellis | 1952 | Appears on Anita Ellis: Out in Front |
Considered[]
The World We Knew (Over and Over)[]
The song, The World We Knew (Over and Over) by Frank Sinatra was considered for the game, but was not added due to being considered "too far post-war".[2]
I Forgot To Remember To Forget[]
Due to licensing costs, no songs from Elvis Presley would appear in-game. When asked on Twitter, Josh Sawyer replied that he would've liked "I Forgot To Remember To Forget" to appear in-game.[3] However, the song title is still referenced by the companion quest I Forgot to Remember to Forget.
