Combining song titles names

Question

How would I correctly punctuate a list of Elvis songs that were being combined to give the impression that it was one song title?

In unison once again, they both said, “Love Me Tender, Hound Dog, Because I Can’t Help Falling in Love, In the Ghetto, With a Hard Headed Woman and a Suspicious Mind.”

Could I leave the comma's out in that scenario?

The background of the sentence is its two people arguing over who the bigger Elvis fan is and they both coincidentally make up one song name that is the combination of all of the song titles.

Answer 1

Cool assignment/idea!

No, definitely leave the commas in because the sentence is comprised of separate clauses constituting different song titles that were originally their own headings as opposed to being part of one idea/expression grammatically and contextually. Plus, even if they did originally make up one whole sentence, the commas help to separate the subject (Hound Dog) from the predicate(s): Love Me Tender, Because I Can't Help Falling In Love, In The Ghetto, With a Hard Headed Woman and a Suspicious Mind.