Deletion of Lost (MC Shadow song)

Comment: all per nom. Per , every song that exists — or even every song that happens to get released as a single — does not necessarily get an automatic standalone article as a separate topic from its parent album. Rather, a song only gets a separate article if it can be |reliably sourced as being ''more'' notable than most songs for some substantive reason (e.g. charting on an IFPI-certified national pop chart). Of these songs, however, "Resurrection" is the ''only'' one that's actually even ''attempting'' an actual claim of notability, rather than mere existence — but it misses the mark for two reasons: firstly, !earshot is ''not'' an IFPI-certified chart that counts toward a song's notability per Wikipedia:Record charts — and secondly, the source fails to actually support the claim. It's not the actual !earshot chart, but merely the tracking report that ''one'' individual radio station (CFRC-FM in Kingston, Ontario) submitted ''to'' the !earshot chart for ''calculation'' — so it quite literally counts for ''nothing'' toward whether a song clears the notability bar or not. I checked the ''actual'' fully-compiled ''national'' charts for the entire past three months, and the song doesn't show up at ''all'' in ''any'' of them. So there's just ''nothing'' here that gets any of the songs past Wikipedia's front door as of right now. No prejudice against recreation as redirects to an article about the album if one ever actually exists
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NMUSIC||WP:RS)

Comment: None of these songs have ever charted (CHEER music chart |notwithstanding). Frankly, I'm not even sure MC Shadow himself (''or'' his group, Get Loose Crew) are notable either; and it doesn't help that the articles' respective tones are far from neutral. '''Erpert
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Record charts (WP:BADCHARTS)