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Favorite Song
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darthdarrel
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I would have to say Everything counts by Depeche Mode.
wow jonnie - what an insightful answer... way to think on it! oh wait - louisiana - nevermind... J/K - oops, i did it again...
crazygirley
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Either Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve or Champagne Supernova and Wonderwall by Oasis.
wdwhoneymooner
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Wife's: Somebody by Depeche Mode (Wedding song)
Mine: The Birthday Song, I hope to hear it at least another 50 times
Mine: The Birthday Song, I hope to hear it at least another 50 times
egionet
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Re: Re: Favorite Song
Bittersweet Symphony always makes me think of Cruel Intentions; I love that movie!
My favorite song is probably I've Had the Time of My Life from Dirty Dancing. It's my favorite movie; I know it's not Disney, but I love anything about dancing! And Patrick Swayze is so super sexy :kiss:
Bittersweet Symphony always makes me think of Cruel Intentions; I love that movie!
My favorite song is probably I've Had the Time of My Life from Dirty Dancing. It's my favorite movie; I know it's not Disney, but I love anything about dancing! And Patrick Swayze is so super sexy :kiss:
DisneyJill
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In Your Eyes, Peter Gabriel
Steamboat_Kevin
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Interstate Love Song by Stone Temple Pilots, Yesterday by the Beatles, That Was a Crazy Game of Poker by O.A.R, Ants Marching by Dave Matthews Band, Two Step by Dave Matthews Band, and Sounds of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel 
shuflemstr
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Go Rest High On That Mountain by Vince Gill (I played it at my dad's funeral)
Is There Life Out There by Reba McEntire and
What's Forever For by Michael Martin Murphey
Is There Life Out There by Reba McEntire and
What's Forever For by Michael Martin Murphey
shuflemstr
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Originally posted by tigsmom
A beautiful song.
I have always loved that song ever since I was little. I love the old country.
Brian
AriBelle23
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Anything RENT (or Jonathon Larson in general), Aida, Evita, Jeckyl and Hyde, Nunsense, Grease, or Godspell songs...Who I am by Jessica Andrews, ummm, I love Jason Robert Brown (Songs for a New World songs) and Helen Reddy's version of "I don't know how to love him" and "Candle on the Water" ...ya know what, I think I love all songs in their own way just the same!!!!! lol
mrtoad
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That is a good question. I have not answer. I have a daughter who is soon to be 3 and rules the radio. Sometimes I am lucky, sometimes I am not with her selections. She also wants to listen to the same thing, over and over and over.
Curently, I listen to the Rugrats in Paris Soundtrack everyday in the car. This has been going for about 2 weeks. Before that I listened to the Wild Thornberry Movie Soundtrack for a while. That one was pretty good - Peter Gabrial, Paul Simon, Dave Matthews Band. Was pretty good - after several weeks of it and now not so good. Prior to that we through about a 2 month phase of Sly and the Family Stone's Greatest Hits. We have hidden that one.
well - i started this topic - then made fun of Jonnie for not answering, but i am going to have to use his answer - the more i think about it, i can't pin a favorite - i just can't do it... i am such a music person - i would rather have a cd than a tv anyday! -
Dave Matthews Band
The Beatles - Hey Jude, Across the Universe
Paul Simon - Kodachrome, Call Me Al
Elton John - Goodbye Yellowbrick Road, Tiny Dancer
The Clash - Rock the Casbah (still don't know what it means)
The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
Kellie Coffey - We Go On
Michael Martin Murphy - Wildfire
Lion King on Broadway Soundtrack
Aida Broadway Soundtrack
Chicago the Motion Picture Soundtrack
Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
Al Green
Justin Timberlake
ZZ Top
Norah Jones - Turn Me On
Mommas and the Pappas - Creek Alley, Monday Monday
Anything by: Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, Jazz,
Lina - I'm Not the Enemy
Missy Elliot
Janet Jackson
the list goes ON AND ON AND ON...
as you can see- i love all types of music
Dave Matthews Band
The Beatles - Hey Jude, Across the Universe
Paul Simon - Kodachrome, Call Me Al
Elton John - Goodbye Yellowbrick Road, Tiny Dancer
The Clash - Rock the Casbah (still don't know what it means)
The Verve - Bittersweet Symphony
Kellie Coffey - We Go On
Michael Martin Murphy - Wildfire
Lion King on Broadway Soundtrack
Aida Broadway Soundtrack
Chicago the Motion Picture Soundtrack
Eric Clapton - Wonderful Tonight
Al Green
Justin Timberlake
ZZ Top
Norah Jones - Turn Me On
Mommas and the Pappas - Creek Alley, Monday Monday
Anything by: Aerosmith, Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Benny Goodman, Ella Fitzgerald, Jazz,
Lina - I'm Not the Enemy
Missy Elliot
Janet Jackson
the list goes ON AND ON AND ON...
as you can see- i love all types of music
SING US A SONG - you're the piano man... I like him - by far not my fav... be he is ok - i have a greatest hit 4 disc album somewhere of his - i like the song...
In the middle of the night..... i go walking in my sleep....
In the middle of the night..... i go walking in my sleep....