Originals

• 1959: LAISSEZ-MOI TRANQUILLE
• 1964: CES PETITS RIENS
• 1967: ELISA
• 1968: REQUIEM POUR UN CON
• 1971: NOYÉE, LA
• 1973: JE SUIS VENU TE DIRE QUE JE M'EN VAIS
• 1975: COMME UN BOOMERANG

Covers

• Cover of POINCONNEUR DES LILAS, LE in 1958 - his first hit
• Cover of AMOURS PERDUES, LES in 1961
• Cover of JAVANAISE, LA in 1963 - on EP Vilaine fille, mauvais garçon
• Cover of STRIP-TEASE in 1963 - casted as the piano player in film Strip-Tease; organ instrumental
• Cover of SAISON DES PLUIES, LA in 1963 - male version
• Cover of AKIWOWO (CHANT OF THE TRAINMAN) in 1964 - as New York-USA; go-between was Guy Béart; they sing Akiwoko
• Cover of UMQOKOZO in 1964 - as Pauvre Lola without credits
• Cover of JIN-GO-LO-BA in 1964 - as Marabout; see also Akiwowo; one out of three tracks Serge lifted from that Drums Of Passion album, the third one being Joanna, a cover of Olatunji's Kiyakiya
• Cover of KIYA KIYA in 1964 - as Joanna on Gainsbourg Percussions
• Cover of NEW WORLD SYMPHONY IN E MINOR, OP. 95 - FIRST MOVEMENT in 1967 - inspiration for The Initials BB
• Cover of MONSIEUR WILLIAM in 1968
• Cover of ANAMOUR, L' in 1969 - author
• Cover of SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES in 1975 - on Rock Around The Bunker; Smoke Gets In Your Eyes used to be Eva Braun's favorite song, driving Hitler mad
• Cover of IN A PERSIAN MARKET in 1977 - inspiration for My lady heroine
• Cover of CHANT DE GUERRE DE L'ARMEE DU RHIN in 1978 - as Aux Armes Etcaetera; in '81 Gainsbourg bought one of the two existing original manuscripts of the 'Marsaillaise' for 135.000 FF; the second refrain is not written out, instead it reads: Aux armes et caetera...; in his second Gainsbourg book Parcours Gainsbourg (Epo - '17) author Rudolf Hecke comes up with a second coincidence: Lucien Ginsburg was discovered (and changed his stage name) in cabaret Milord l'Arsouille, n°5, Rue de Beaujolais in the 1st arrondissement in Paris, located in the same building where in 1792 the 'Marseillaise' was first performed in public
• Cover of YOU RASCAL, YOU (I'LL BE GLAD WHEN YOU'RE DEAD) in 1980 - as Vieille canaille; later also in duet with Eddy Mitchell
• Cover of MON LEGIONNAIRE in 1987 - this may be a 'women only'-song, but Serge was always in for controversy
• Cover of SZOMORÚ VASÁRNAP in 1987 - as Sombre dimanche