Like D'Angelo's "How Does It Feel", It obviously HAS a title.

What's the concept of leaving songs without a title anyway? Some even have a chorus, and a repeated phrase or sentence that can clearly serve as a title!

Probably an attempt to let the listener come up with their own interpretations, in order to make a dialoug about the music? Or maybe they were simply too lazy to title the songs at the time

D'angelo's song is about the only song I know "untitled"

I suspect most artists aren't trying to make a point when they leave a song untitled. On the contrary, it seems more likely they haven't found a title that captures whatever point they are trying to make. So they don't bother.

One exception that immediately comes to mind is Terence Trent D'Arby's "As Yet Untitled." The sheer labour of saying/writing that entire phrase suggests a certain intentionality -- an intentionality that does strike me as pretentious.

[Edited 9/2/15 19:45pm]

one thing that has always annoyed me....

When artists have a song in which the title is never mentioned anywhere in the lyrics!

purplepolitician said:

D'angelo's song is about the only song I know "untitled"

In my library these artists have 'untitled' songs:

Crash Test Dummies

The Cure

D'Angelo

Interpol

Keane

Smashing Pumpkins

Terence Trent D'Arby

I wrote a poem in college about missing/abducted children and didn't want to give it a title but I wouldn't get a grade on it if I didn't.