RE:
Do you need to underline a Song title when used in a college summary?
Here is what I have in my paper.

How do you get that lonely is a song recorded by Blaine Larson that focuses on the questions surrounding suicide.

So what do I do to the song title for it to be in proper gramatical form? Thanks

For instance:

The “Halleljuah Chorus” (quotation marks) forms part of The Messiah (underlined).

The poem “How do I love thee?” (quotation marks) is from Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnets from the Portuguese (underlined).

The soliloquy “To be or not to be?” (quotation marks) is from Shakespeare’s play Hamlet (underlined).

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