How many songs are in One More Lawn?
About 25 built-in radio tracks, about 80 minutes: 17 English and 8 Spanish. The demo ships fewer songs than 1.0.
One More Lawn songs: about 25 radio tracks, 17 English and 8 Spanish, streamer mode, and local files. Built-in radio is stream-safe. November 2026.
About 25 tracks. Streamer mode.
~10 min read
This One More Lawn songs page is the radio / soundtrack / music lookup for One More Lawn by Superdou on Steam app 5378110. The hood radio is a mechanical dashboard control, not a Steam DLC and not a separate album you buy. Official store and site copy put the built-in library at about 25 tracks, 17 English and 8 Spanish, totaling about 80 minutes. Verified November 15, 2026 · Steam.
Search queries that look like song titles — including Handstand Poop — belong here as FAQ rows. This wiki does not host pirate OST dumps, cracked playlist folders, or download mirrors. Play the radio in-game, or wait for a capture pass that lists remaining titles from the station HUD.
The radio starts off. Comedy tracks use strong language (including the f-word) plus crude toilet and sexual humor. You can leave it off for the whole job. Family-friendly play still uses the same mower; it just does not need the station blasting.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Windows · Steam only |
| App | 5378110 |
| Library | ~25 tracks · ~80 minutes |
| Languages | 17 English · 8 Spanish |
| Built-in radio | Cleared for streams and videos, including commercial ones |
| Local files | Not stream-cleared · Streamer Mode blocks them |
| Share music | Off by default · host + listener opt-in · files never sent |
| Generation | Official: Suno (songs) + ElevenLabs (some SFX), then edited |
Official copy describes about 25 in-game radio tracks. Split: 17 English, 8 Spanish. Runtime of that built-in set is about 80 minutes if you let stations cycle without skipping. Those numbers are library facts, not a promise that every save hears every title on the first hour.
The One More Lawn demo (Steam 5422930) does not ship the full station list. Patch 1.0.1 news is explicit: after the demo was synced to the 1.0 client, Elvira’s backyard matches the paid job, but Chiquito sells fewer things and the radio has fewer songs. If a demo session feels short on Spanish tracks or missing a title you saw in a 1.0 clip, that is the product split, not a broken cassette.
This page lists titles only when they are named in official materials. Remaining English and all Spanish HUD strings stay TBA until a capture pass. Do not treat third-party lyric dumps as a catalog.

| Bucket | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| English comedy / radio | 17 | Official site split; named rows below are a subset |
| Spanish comedy / radio | 8 | Titles TBA on this wiki until HUD capture |
| Total built-in | ~25 | ~80 minutes across the paid library |
| Demo subset | Fewer than 1.0 | 1.0.1 news: demo radio has fewer songs |
| Player cassette | Your files | Not part of the 25 · not stream-cleared |
Official English names already in circulation: Handstand Poop, A Pretty Good Day, Nice to Meet You, Roach, Both of Them Itch, The Forest of My Soul, Super Mega Gay, Every Time I Blow, I Fart, Hard-Boiled Egg and Jam, Hemorrhoids, Left Ball Itch. That is 10 of 17 English tracks. The other seven English names and all eight Spanish names are Unverified here until someone screenshots the in-game label.
People type one more lawn soundtrack and one more lawn music expecting a Steam soundtrack DLC. There isn’t one. The soundtrack is the hood radio. Co-op adds a second layer: each mower can play its own station from its own hood, so six players can run six different built-in tracks at once without sharing files.
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
Steam feature copy puts the radio on the mechanical dashboard with the hold-to-start key, blade switch, deck-height lever, lights, and fuel gauge. You reach over on the riding mower and switch it on. It is optional. Store mature-content text: the radio starts off and can be turned off at any time.
Demo patch 0.9.18 made the radio volume control easier to see. If you cannot find volume, look at the hood cluster rather than a separate pause-menu mixer — exact widget layout is Unverified until a still lands on this page.
Patch 0.9.20 fixed the radio sometimes failing to advance to the next song, and a cassette edge case: if your cassette has no songs, turning the radio on plays in-game stations instead of silence. Empty local playlist ≠ broken radio.

| Control | What official copy says |
|---|---|
| On / off | Starts off; optional; notice when you first turn it on |
| Volume | Dashboard control; 0.9.18 made it easier to see |
| Advance | Stations cycle; 0.9.20 fixed skip-to-next stalls |
| Empty cassette | Falls back to built-in stations |
| Co-op | Each hood can play independently |
| Island extra | 1.0.1: Chiquito speaker can ride a boat with E |
You still start the engine, drop blades, set height, dump the bag, and trim edges. Radio is flavor while you work Elvira’s 5 cm job. Scoring on the receipt does not mention music. A loud station does not raise Coverage. Drink and smoke still affect driving; the radio does not.
Proximity voice and six radios can stack. Mute a player if their hood plus voice drowns the yard. Shared Music is a different pipe (local files) and stays off unless everyone opts in — see the Streamer Mode section.
Yes for the built-in library. Steam’s streamer note: the built-in radio music is free to use in streams and videos, including monetized ones. That is the line this wiki repeats. It covers the ~25 official stations, not whatever MP3 you dropped into a cassette folder.
Music loaded by players (yours or your friends’) is not cleared. Turn on Streamer Mode to block it. Do not assume a friend’s hood is safe because they “only added one song.” Shared Music is optional and off by default, but a guest who accepted it can still put uncleared audio on your capture.
This is not legal advice for other games or for ripping the radio to a public playlist outside the game. It is the developer’s Steam permission for in-game radio heard in a recording of One More Lawn.
Local filenames, a File Explorer path, or a Discord dump of tracks. Capture the dashboard and the lawn. If you need a still of a title, grab the in-game label, not a pirated lyric video.
The same Steam blurb that clears the radio for monetization also warns that comedy songs include strong language. Platform community guidelines are separate from the developer’s music grant. If your channel bans the f-word, keep the radio off or use Family Friendly Mode for cigarettes and beer — that mode does not rewrite the station lyrics.
Two official descriptions sit on the same name. Steam store: Streamer Mode turns player-loaded music off (and Shared Music off). Demo 0.9.19 notes: Streamer Mode hides your lobby code everywhere, and you can still copy the code without showing it. Treat both as live: music block plus code hide. Exact options-menu path is Options or the Play with Friends sheet per that patch; screenshot TBA.
Shared Music acceptance also gained Ask / Always / Never. When a friend plays their own files, a notice lets you listen with one key; if you miss it, accept from Play with Friends. Default remains off. Host and each listener must accept. Voice and shared music come from other players and are not reviewed by the developer. Mute or block as needed.
| Toggle | Safe for a public stream? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in radio | Yes (per Steam streamer note) | Optional; starts off |
| Player cassette on your PC | No | Enable Streamer Mode |
| Friend Shared Music | No unless you trust the file rights | Default off · both sides accept |
| Proximity voice | Unmoderated | Not music rights; still a stream risk |
| Lobby code on HUD | Hide with Streamer Mode | 0.9.19: copy without showing |
Streamer Mode on. Shared Music Never (or leave default off and refuse prompts). Radio either off or built-in only. Confirm you are not sitting in a friend’s session who already accepted cassette share. Then mow.
Yes. Steam features: load audio files from your PC into the tractor’s radio. Optionally share live with friends in the session, only music you have the rights to share. Files are never uploaded or sent. Streamer Mode turns that path off.
Folder location, supported codecs, and max file size are Unverified on this wiki. Do not follow random “put the OST in this path” posts that ship someone else’s album. If the cassette is empty, 0.9.20 already documented the fallback to built-in stations.
The search demand for one more lawn songs is real. The illegal intent next to it — cracked / unlocked / torrent soundtrack packs — is also real. Site plan is explicit: do not build those pages. Local load is a first-party feature for your files. Use it that way.
Steam’s AI disclosure: some sound effects were generated with AI tools (ElevenLabs), and the songs on the in-game radio were generated with AI (Suno) under commercial licenses, then selected, edited and mixed by the developer. The game shows a notice when you turn the radio on. The radio is optional. AI coding assistants were also used on the project.
That is why this is not a licensed classic-rock radio pack you can assume is “human band + publisher split” in the old sense. It is still first-party audio with a stream grant for the built-in set. The notice is the honest label; leaving the radio off skips both the humor and the disclosure toast.
Handstand Poop is an official English radio title (developer Radio clip name), not a secret map, not a Roblox emote, and not a reason for a standalone wiki URL. Same bucket: Super Mega Gay, Nice to Meet You, Roach, Peanut Butter Pee-style toilet humor, Spanish crude titles people type after hearing a co-op hood. They are comedy tracks on the station list.
This page answers the query. We will not paste full lyrics, host an OST zip, or clone a lyrics-spam article per title. If you need the words, play the in-game radio. If you need the name for a stream overlay, use the HUD string once we have a capture.
| Search-looking title | What it is |
|---|---|
| Handstand Poop | Official English radio track name |
| Super Mega Gay | Official English radio track name |
| Nice to Meet You, Roach | Official English radio track name |
| Left Ball Itch / Both of Them Itch | Official English radio track names |
| Spanish crude phrases | Likely the 8 ES stations · HUD names TBA |
| one more lawn soundtrack | This radio library, not a DLC |
No Steam soundtrack DLC is listed beside app 5378110. Official distribution is the in-game radio. Unofficial “full OST” folders and ripped files are not sources for this wiki.
Want more named titles? Ask in discord.gg/S2U9G2n4UG or wait for the capture pass noted on the pending stills. Next job after you can stream safely is actually mowing: demo if you only own 5422930, or beginner guide for the key / blades / 5 cm loop.
Play the subset on the demo (fewer songs, same Elvira yard after 1.0.1), then learn the mower on the beginner guide. Receipt math is scoring. Co-op hoods and Shared Music sit next to co-op. Song IDs people argue about belong in discord.gg/S2U9G2n4UG — Discord guide.
About 25 built-in radio tracks, about 80 minutes: 17 English and 8 Spanish. The demo ships fewer songs than 1.0.
On the mower hood radio, not as a Steam soundtrack DLC. This wiki lists names when a HUD capture exists.
Built-in radio: yes, including monetized videos, per Steam. Player-loaded files: no. Turn on Streamer Mode.
An official English radio track title. Not a separate page, not a cheat, not a download.
No. Steam says files are never uploaded or sent. Default off; host and listeners must accept.
Official disclosure: Suno for radio songs under commercial licenses, then edited; some SFX via ElevenLabs. Notice appears when you turn the radio on.
Empty cassette falls back to built-in stations as of 0.9.20. If Streamer Mode is on, player files stay blocked on purpose.
No. 1.0.1 news: demo radio has fewer songs than the full game.
November 15, 2026
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.