Music has always been a big part of "South Park." Long before "The Book Of Mormon" came out, Trey Parker and Matt Stone made "Cannibal! The Musical" and wrote songs every week for Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny, so it's no surprise that they've had so much success in the musical world (the "South Park" movie was a musical, too).

With that in mind, we went through the massive South Park archives and picked out our 17 favorite songs from the show's 16 seasons. Vote for your favorites, and if you have a favorite song that didn't make the list, let us know in the comments!

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  • The Butters Show

    The theme song for Butters' very own show.

  • Canada On Strike

    It's time for Canada to send a message to the rest of the world.

  • Montage

    Need to show a long passage of time? Gonna need a montage. (This song also made an appearance in <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQvNu8LoTo0" target="_hplink">'Team America: World Police'</a>)

  • Getting Gay With Kids

    A song about saving the rainforest (featuring Jennifer Aniston as the choir instructor).

  • My Robot Friend

    Butters sings about his robot friend from Japan.

  • A Jew On Christmas

    Kyle feels left out of all the Christmas celebrations.

  • Fightin' Round The World

    The upbeat intro of the Russel Crowe show.

  • Ladder To Heaven

    Alan Jackson's newest heart-wrenching song.

  • My Future Self 'n Me

    Getting along isn't always easy, especially with yourself from the future.

  • Faith Plus One

    Cartman's Christian rock band releases their much-anticipated album.

  • Joseph Smith

    Before "The Book Of Mormon," Matt and Trey wrote a mini-musical about Joseph Smith.

  • Let's Get Out And Vote

    Stan finally agrees to choose between a douche and a turd.

  • Love Lost Long Ago

    Mrs. Garrison reminisces about her one-time lover Mr. Slave.

  • You Gotta Do What You Wanna Do

    The boys finally get on board with the teen musical fad.

  • Token Doesn't Fit In

    Token wonders why he has to be different from all the other kids.

  • Follow The Only Road In Canada

    To see the Canadian Prime Minister, the boys must follow the only road in Canada.

  • Cigarettes All Hidey Lidey Day

    The factory workers sing a song about making cigarettes.

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