Titled Musical Works
Albums:
- Live releases by Clutch:
- Full Fathom Five (album) (CD)
- Full Fathom Five (DVD)
- Full Fathom Five (1994), by Sub Sub
Songs:
- "Full fathom five", in Three Songs from William Shakespeare composed by Igor Stravinsky.
- "Full Fathom Five", by The Stone Roses
- "Full Fathom Five", by Miranda Sex Garden
- "Full Fathom Five", in Three Shakespeare Songs by Ralph Vaughan Williams
- "Full Fathom Five" (1922)
- Composition by Martin Shaw
- 2012 recording on "The Airmen", by Roderick Williams
- "Full Fathom Five", in Songs for Ariel composed by Benjamin Britten
- "Full Fathom Five" is sung by Marianne Fathfull on her 1965 album "Come My Way"
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