
Alexis W. answered 03/22/21
J.D. Candidate with 6+ years Advanced Writing and Proofreading
Hi! The last example you have written out would be most appropriate. You want to ensure that you capitalize the first letter of each song name as it is a proper noun. Commas in between the names are necessary to distinguish one song from another. While quotations around each word may be helpful to distinguish it is a title, it is not necessary in the context you are providing. Hope this helps!

Alexis W.
More so : "Tiny, Rocket, Crocodile, Honkey Cat, Rock. They're all so good." The extra ' ' is an option for each additional title independently. Likewise, you could also italicize each word in lieu of ' ' to also indicate it is a title.03/23/21
Blaine M.
Thank you. I guess an important part I forgot to mention is that I wanted it to give the impression that it was one song title that was purposely messed up by combining all of the songs to become one title. Would that still be the case or should I leave out the commas then?03/26/21
Blaine M.
Appreciate it. So something like: She replied, "'Tiny, Rocket, Crocodile, Honkey Cat, Rock.' They're all so good."03/23/21