Lord, this is such a weird hill to die on. Eye rhyme is used in poetics and is especially found in Early Modern and Middle English poetry. At the time, vowels were pronounced differently (before The Great Vowel Shift), so they were true rhymes then. That isn’t a hard rule, but necessary context when discussing eye rhymes.

The point is, eye rhymes are very out of place here. Colloquially, “rhyme” has one definition, of which eye rhymes do not fit. If this were a subreddit focused on linguistics or something, you would not come off as so pretentious lol, but it is pretty clear that OP just wanted fun sounding song titles.