"Welcome to the Working Week" is a song by Elvis Costello from his debut album, "My Aim Is True," released in 1977

"Playboy to a Man" by Elvis Costello is a song about a man who has always had his own way and has treated women poorly, behaving like a playboy

The song "Make It Easy On Yourself" was not originally written or performed by Elvis Costello

"Radio Silence" is a song by Elvis Costello from his album "Imperial Bedroom" released in 1982

Elvis Costello's song "Anyone Who Had a Heart" is actually a cover of Dionne Warwick's original track released in 1963

"Deep Dark Truthful Mirror" is a song by Elvis Costello, released in 1989

The song "My Lovely Jezebel" by Elvis Costello tells the story of a mysterious woman who captivates the narrator's attention and brings chaos into his life

"You Want Her Too" is a song by Elvis Costello, featuring Paul McCartney, from his 1989 album "Spike"

"Poison Moon" by Elvis Costello is a song that delves into themes of disillusionment, loss, and the challenges of life

The song "Strange" by Elvis Costello is a playful and lighthearted tune that explores various odd and quirky aspects of life