( /Canticle, if you want to be accurate).

Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Capstan Full Strength Bogen by the Sea?

Sorry. Blame I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue.

...ucky?

Five leaves left.

... by The Bonzos

.

Is that real or just pretend?

... by The Rich Morton Sound.

by Mr. Joseph Walsh.

must mention branded gaspers in their output somewhere I'll have a think

The Duckworth Lewis Method

but Donald Fagen sang the immortal line "I've got plenty of java and Chesterfield Kings" on The Nightly.

by the HJH of course.

by Rabbie, covered memorably by Nickel Creek is the best real one I can think of.

I used to smoke them, thinking it was sophisticated and cool. Which of course, it was.

The song's about the river anyway, but hey ho.

Senior Service by Elvis Costello

Chesterfield King by Jawbreaker

...'Get out of my dreams, Gitanes to my car'?

Or Elvis Presley's lovelorn ballard, 'You Are Gauloises On My Mind'.

Blazer donned, exit located.

Silk Cut Degrees

Echo and The B - The Cutter's Choice

Strand cigarettes is the classic case study of a brand campaign that hit the wrong note.
I can't find a clip of it, but the shot was of a man standing on a dark and deserted street, lighting up. The slogan was "You're never alone with a Strand".

well, anything by Camel

"Panama Red" by New Riders of the Purple Sage - not sure it's a brand, but well known nevertheless

Non-specific, smoking-related:

"Let him roll" & "Virginia's real" by Guy Clark
& his album "Old No 1", a predecessor to No 6

"Sweet virginia" & "Rip this joint" from Exile on Main St

"Tamp 'em up solid" - Ry Cooder

"Roll 'em, smoke 'em" - Patto

"Pipe dream" - Alan Hull

"Ashtray Heart" - Cap'n B & the Magic Band

oh & millions of others

George Benson, produced by Mike Hedges
Regal Zone - Siouxsie and the Banshees
Anything by Parliament
The Shag OST
Soundtrack to 'More', by Pink Floyd

(even bad puns)

But we must be able to add Ten Benson in here somewhere?

(Pray Like Aretha Franklin)

Mary had a little lamb(ert) and butler. I'll get me coat

he's Marlboro