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===Songwriter=== Lowe's best-known songs include his own hits: * "[[So It Goes (song)|So It Goes]]" β first song on the [[Stiff Records]] label * "[[I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass]]" β his biggest UK hit * "[[Cruel to Be Kind]]" β his biggest US hit He also wrote songs most famous for their cover versions: * "[[(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding]]" β famously covered by [[Elvis Costello]] * "[[I Knew the Bride|I Knew the Bride (When She Used to Rock 'n' Roll)]]" β a hit for [[Rockpile]] bandmate [[Dave Edmunds]] * "[[The Beast in Me]]" β covered by stepfather-in-law [[Johnny Cash]] Some songs were written or co-written for albums he produced: * "[[Milk and Alcohol]]" and "That's It, I Quit" β [[Dr. Feelgood (band)|Dr. Feelgood]] * "(I Live on a) Battlefield" and "[[I Need You (Paul Carrack song)|I Need You]]" β [[Paul Carrack]] Lowe also wrote a number of songs with clever wordplay that qualify as "[[novelty song|novelties]]", among them: * "Bay City Rollers We Love You" β recorded as "Terry Modern" of "The Tartan Horde" * "I Love My Label" β [[paean]] to the United Artists label, released on Stiff Records * "Time Wounds All Heels" β co-written with [[Carlene Carter]] and Simon Climie * "[[All Men Are Liars (song)|All Men Are Liars]]" * "Half a Boy and Half a Man" β covered by [[George Thorogood & The Destroyers]]
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