Legal titles?

[Hernan]

I've found these titles on Jim Johnston's BMI Page.

1st. "Crown" (King of the Ring '94)
2nd. "Everyday is Mother's Day (Mr. T's Mother's Day Tribute VIDEO
3rd. "Forever Young" (Mae Young)
4th. "Global" (WWE 2005 Signature)
5th. "Hercules" [Alt. Title: "Hercules Theme"] (Hercules)
6th. "It's a New World (WWE 2002 NOW)
7th. "Latino Lightlife" (El Local)
8th. "Mi Papa" (Alberto Del Rio PSA) VIDEO
9th. "Mount Up" (The Mountie)
10th. "Native Terror" (Kamala)
11th. "Revolutionary Force" (WWE Signature 1996-1997)

All those titles mean something or not?

[Rudo]

Yes, it's been known for Jim to put titles for his songs up on his BMI. That's where most times we get our titles when we don't know what's the track's name. Did you find that on your own?

[Hernan]

Yes, it's been known for Jim to put titles for his songs up on his BMI. That's where most times we get our titles when we don't know what's the track's name. Did you find that on your own?

Yes, I was searching, I remembered I've checked a few days ago, two of them I don't include in this list because I believe it does not have any sense

[Craig-UK]

Crown must be the coronation music as the PPV themes are both production which is found years back

[PaddyDragon23]

Nice find, didn't knew we had a title for The Mountie's 1st theme.

The Kamala theme is the one from Legends of WrestleMania, as Jim added it around the same time the other titles were added for the Game. The 2002 NOW theme is most likely the NWO WrestleMania 18 theme.

[Hernan]

The Kamala theme is the one from Legends of WrestleMania,

I forgot about this one