| Title |
Album(s) / EP(s) / single(s) |
First released |
Notes |
| "After The Storm" | Sigh No More | 2009 | |
| "Awake My Soul" | Mumford & Sons / Sigh No More | 2008 | First recording released on Mumford & Sons. Later re-recorded and released on Sigh No More. |
| "Babel" | Babel / Babel - Single | 2012 | Released as fourth single from Babel.[1] |
| "Believe" | Believe - Single / Wilder Mind | 2015 | Released as first single from Wilder Mind.[2] |
| "Below My Feet" | Babel | 2012 | |
| "Broad-Shouldered Beasts" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "Broken Crown" | Babel | 2012 | New version of previous B-side to "Little Lion Man", "To Darkness". |
| "Cold Arms" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | The track features vocals from Mumford and lone electric guitar from Marshall. The band experimented with extra instrumentation in the recording process but decided to keep the song's stripped-back nature. Marshall said of the track, "We may never play this one live" but the song was later performed acoustically with Dwane, Lovett and Marshall providing backing vocals. |
| "Ditmas" | Wilder Mind / Ditmas - Single | 2015 | Released as third single from Wilder Mind. |
| "Dust Bowl Dance" | Sigh No More | 2009 | When played live, a long instrumental interlude opens the song. |
| "Feel The Tide" | Love Your Ground | 2008 | |
| "Fool You've Landed" | Johannesburg | 2016 | Collaboration with The Very Best and Beatenburg. One of only two songs with lead vocals provided by Winston Marshall. |
| "Forever" | — | — | The first electric song that the band laid to tape for Wilder Mind. Marcus Mumford described the song as, "Really exciting, a very garage rock kind of song", adding that the demo, “was like the gateway drug to the rest of the record ...We took what Forever had done and worked with that ...The song set the bar for the others to come”.[3] “Forever” was due to be on the record right until the end, but didn’t make the album as it was technically a road-written song and "didn’t quite fit sound-wise, style-wise”.[4] To date, no one outside of the band and those working on Wilder Mind has heard the song. |
| "For Those Below" | Babel | 2012 | Released as bonus-track on Deluxe Edition of Babel. One of only two songs with lead vocals provided by Winston Marshall. |
| "Ghosts That We Knew" | Babel | 2012 | |
| "Hold On To What You Believe" | Love Your Ground / Sigh No More / Winter Winds - Single | 2008 | First recording released on Love Your Ground. Later re-recorded and released as bonus-track on Deluxe Edition of Sigh No More as well as the B-Side to "Winter Winds". The Love Your Ground recording features backing vocals from Laura Marling. |
| "Holland Road" | Babel | 2012 | |
| "Home" | — | — | Contribution to the soundtrack of 2011 film adaption of Wuthering Heights, however was not included in the soundtrack or officially released by the band. Played regularly live and to radio stations throughout 2010. The 2011 documentary film Big Easy Express features Mumford, Dwane, Lovett and other musicians jamming an impromptu song dubbed "Meet Me Tomorrow" using the chorus of "Home". In November 2014 "Home" was included on collaboration album Idris Elba presents mi Mandela with an instrumental contribution by Mumford & Sons and vocals by Maverick Sabre. |
| "Hopeless Wanderer" | Babel / Hopeless Wanderer - Single | 2012 | Released as fifth single from Babel.[5] Physical 7" originally single exclusive to Babel: The 7 Inch Singles Collection, however was made available singularly in March 2015, two years later.[6] First performed live in 2011, the song underwent drastic changes in the recording studio. |
| "Hot Gates" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "If This Is Love" | Believe - Single | 2015 | Released as B-Side to "Believe". |
| "I Gave You All" | Sigh No More | 2009 | |
| "I Take Your Hand" | The Wedding Band - The First Dance | 2010 | Released under the moniker 'The Wedding Band'. Collaboration with Nick Etwell, Callum Lindsay, Jesse Quin, Adam Stockdale and David Williamson. |
| "I Will Wait" | I Will Wait - Single / Babel | 2012 | New version of previous B-side to "The Cave", "Untitled (Nothing is Written)". Released as first single from Babel.[7] |
| "I Won't Be Alright" | — | — | Song title pictured on a whiteboard in the Wilder Mind recording studio. |
| "Just Smoke" | Wilder Mind / Just Smoke - Single | 2015 | Released as fifth single from Wilder Mind. |
| "Liar" | Mumford & Sons | 2008 | The song was rarely performed live, however a video of Marcus Mumford performing the song solo whilst supporting Laura Marling in April 2008 shows an extra verse to the recorded version.[8] |
| "Little Lion Man" | Love Your Ground / Little Lion Man - Single / Sigh No More | 2008 | First recording released on Love Your Ground. Later re-recorded and released as lead-single from Sigh No More. |
| "Lover of the Light" | Babel / Lover of the Light - Single | 2012 | Released as second single from Babel.[9] |
| "Lover's Eyes" | Babel | 2012 | Working titles included "Love Was Kind" and "I'll Walk Slow". |
| "Monster" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "Ngamila" | Johannesburg | 2016 | Collaboration with Baaba Maal and The Very Best. |
| "Not With Haste" | Babel | 2012 | New version of song Learn Me Right, a previous collaboration with Birdy on soundtrack to Pixar film Brave. |
| "Only Love" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "Reminder" | Babel | 2012 | Previously referred to by the band as "My Love Don't Fade Away", the song went through drastic changes in the recording studio and became a quieter, solo effort by Mumford on vocals and guitar. However, when performed live, Dwane, Lovett and Marshall provide backing vocals. |
| "Roll Away Your Stone" | Mumford & Sons / Sigh No More / Roll Away Your Stone - Single | 2008 | First recording released on Mumford & Sons. Later re-recorded and released as fourth single from Sigh No More. The song opens with an version of the Irish jig, "Merrily Kissed the Quaker". When played live, an extra instrumental section is played before the opening verse. |
| "She Said Yes" | The Wedding Band - The First Dance | 2010 | Released under the moniker 'The Wedding Band'. Collaboration with Nick Etwell, Callum Lindsay, Jesse Quin, Adam Stockdale and David Williamson. |
| "Sigh No More" | Sigh No More | 2009 | |
| "Sister" | — | — | Secret fifth track on Love Your Ground. A re-recorded version was made available as a free download from their official website in late 2009. |
| "Si Tu Veux" | Johannesburg | 2016 | Collaboration with Baaba Maal and The Very Best. |
| "Snake Eyes" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "So Nearly" | — | — | Song title pictured on a whiteboard in the Wilder Mind recording studio. |
| "Susie" | The Wedding Band - The First Dance | 2010 | Released under the moniker 'The Wedding Band'. Collaboration with Nick Etwell, Callum Lindsay, Jesse Quin, Adam Stockdale and David Williamson. |
| "The Banjolin Song" | Love Your Ground | 2008 | |
| "The Cave" | The Cave and the Open Sea / Sigh No More / The Cave - Single | 2009 | First recording released on The Cave and the Open Sea. Later re-recorded and released as third single from Sigh No More. |
| "The Enemy" | — | — | Contribution to the soundtrack of 2011 film adaption of Wuthering Heights, however never officially released by the band. |
| "The Wolf" | Wilder Mind / The Wolf - Single | 2015 | Released as second single from Wilder Mind.[10] |
| "There Will Be Time" | There Will Be Time - Single / Johannesburg | 2016 | Collaboration with Baaba Maal. Premiered live in Cape Town in January 2016 with Baaba Maal and The Very Best, with Mumford commenting that the song had been written and recorded "about a year and a half" earlier. The song was released on the same day exclusively in South Africa, becoming the band's first No. 1 single. The song was released worldwide on 7" vinyl for Record Store Day in April 2016 and later as first single from Johannesburg. |
| "Thistle & Weeds" | Sigh No More | 2009 | When played live, a long instrumental interlude opens the song. |
| "Thumper" | The Wedding Band - The First Dance | 2010 | Released under the moniker 'The Wedding Band'. Collaboration with Nick Etwell, Callum Lindsay, Jesse Quin, Adam Stockdale and David Williamson. |
| "Timshel" | Sigh No More | 2009 | |
| "To Darkness" | Little Lion Man - Single / Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project | 2009 | Released as B-Side to "Little Lion Man". Later released as part of Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling & Dharohar Project, combined with the Dharohar Project song "Kripa". |
| "Tompkins Square Park" | Wilder Mind / Tompkins Square Park - Single | 2015 | Released as fourth single from Wilder Mind. |
| "Untitled (Nothing Is Written)" | The Cave - Single | 2010 | Released as B-Side to "The Cave" under the name "Untitled", however later referred to by the band as "Nothing is Written". |
| "Voices" | — | — | Played once live at St. Magnus Cathedral in Orkney in March 2011. Before playing, Mumford commented "This song has no name", however the setlist listed the song as "Voices". The song was never played again, or released. Only one video of the song exists.[11] The song was crossed off of a later setlist from the same tour. |
| "Where Are You Now" | Babel | 2012 | Released as bonus-track on Deluxe Edition of Babel. |
| "Where Is My Heart" | — | — | Played live sparingly in 2009 and 2010, however never officially released. An improvised arrangement of the song was played at Bern Festhalle in Switzerland in March 2013.[12] |
| "Whispers In The Dark" | Babel / Whispers in the Dark - Single | 2012 | Released as third single from Babel.[13] First performed live in 2009, the song underwent drastic changes in the recording studio. |
| "White Blank Page" | Mumford & Sons / Sigh No More | 2008 | |
| "Wilder Mind" | Wilder Mind | 2015 | |
| "Winter Winds (My Head Told My Heart)" | The Cave and the Open Sea / Sigh No More / Winter Winds - Single | 2009 | First recording released on The Cave and the Open Sea under the title "My Head Told My Heart". Later re-recorded and released as second single from Sigh No More as "Winter Winds". |
| "Wona" | Johannesburg | 2016 | Collaboration with Baaba Maal, The Very Best and Beatenburg. |
| Excludes re-releases on live albums and live EPs due to volume of tracks. |