All songs by Jorge Luis Borges

• A Comment on August 23 1944
• A Defense of Basilides the False
• A Defense of the Kabbalah
• A History of Angels
• A History of Eternity
• A New Refutation of Time
• A Problem
• A Rose and Milton
• Adam Cast Forth
• Adrogue
• Afterglow
• An Examination of the Work of Herbert Quain
• Aprendiendo
• Biathanatos
• Borges y Yo
• Browning Decides To Be A Poet
• Brunanburh 937 A.D.
• Brunanburh 937 A.D. English Version
• Christ on the Cross
• Circular Time
• Death and the Compass
• Deutsches Requiem
• Dreamtigers
• E. S. Pankhurst Delphos or the Future of International Language
• El Sur
• Elegy
• Emanuel Swedenborg Mystical Works
• Everness
• Funes His Memory
• Funes the Memorious
• Hakim the Masked Dyer of Merv
• History Of The Night
• Inferno V:129
• Instants
• John Wilkins Analytical Language
• Joyces Latest Novel
• Joyces Ulysses
• Kafka and His Precursors
• La secta del Fénix
• Lady Murasaki The Tale of Genji
• Limits
• Los dos Reyes y los dos laberintos
• Milonga de Manuel Flores
• On Embarking on a Study of Anglo-Saxon Grammar
• On Exactitude In Science
• On William Beckfords Vathek
• Oswald Spengler
• Partial Magic in the Quixote
• Pierre Menard Author of the Quixote
• Poema de los dones
• Rain
• Remorse For Any Death
• Shinto
• Susana Soca
• Texas
• That One
• The Aleph
• The Approach to Al-Mutasim
• The Art Of Poetry
• The Circular Ruins
• The Disinterested Killer Bill Harrigan
• The Doctrine of Cycles
• The Duration of Hell
• The End
• The Fearful Sphere of Pascal
• The Garden of Forking Paths
• The House of Asterion
• The Labyrinths of the Detective Story and Chesterton
• The Library of Babel
• The Lottery in Babylon
• The Mirrors of Enigma
• The Other Tiger
• The Paradox of Apollinaire
• The Secret Miracle
• The Sect of the Phoenix
• The South
• The Theologians
• The Two Kings and the Two Labyrinths
• The Wall and the Books
• The Writing of the God
• There are more things
• Three Versions of Judas
• Tlön Uqbar Orbis Tertius
• To A Cat
• To a Saxon Poet
• To the One Who is Reading Me
• We are the time. We are the famous