and why ??

Free Bird!!!! It says it all.

Queensryche -- Silent Lucidity

Don't know why I like it so much. I really like the instrumental parts.

Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino.

My late DH and I would go after work up 99 highway to the little round rock restaurant called Blueberry Hill. We would sit back in a dark and almost hidden booth and eat blueberry pie, listen to Fats Domino on the juke box, and whisper sweet nothings to each other.

Both DH and the restaurant are gone now, both just sweet memories.

Go Rest High on That Mountian, by Vince Gill, I just love that song, I love the words to it and its meaning. Has anyone else heard it and really listen to the words? Makes me have chill bumps.

I won't let go- Rascal Flats.Its their new one and I just love it

"More Today than Yesterday" by the Spiral Staircase. DH has been singing it to me for over 40 years. If it comes on the radio he will call me and put the phone up to the speakers so I can hear it, such a sweet man.

Go Now by the Moody Blues. Haven't the foggiest idea why.

Need you now! by Lady Antebellum .... don't know why I just love it!!!

Turn The Page by Bob Seger..

Last Date, Floyd Cramer. Just pretty music.
Hope this don't date me.

The Dance by Garth Brooks. I remember the day the my then 16 year old son had me listen to it. I didn't know who Garth was. I became a fan that minute. Great memories of the next two years of the music playing and all of us at several Garth concerts.

Key Largo, just love it & always will! Use to go CW dancing & the band played, lead singer sang it great too, lots of good memories come floating back whenever I hear it!

Anything by the Beatles or Simon and Garfunkle. Paul Simon is playing in Seattle tonight and here I am at work!!!

Life's a dance by John Michael Montgomery, it always puts me in the greatest mood

Bridge Over Troubled Water by Simon and Garfunkel. To me it kind of defines what real love and friendship is all about.

Time in a Bottle

I hope you dance by Lee Ann Womack, My daughter sang this for her HS graduation (I'm proud to say she got a standing ovation!!) and I think it says it all for new grads just starting out in the world.:)

I see some very good songs here that I do love also - Time in a Bottle, Go Rest High on that Mountain, but my all-time favorite is:

Pieces of April by 3 Dog Night. The story for me has to do with the loss of a child.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JA1XAmzbnw

Nancy

Imagine by John Lennon. Just listening to this song makes me think we can all make the world a better place if we try. Yes, you can say I'm a dreamer!

I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH !!

Percy Sledge when a man loves a woman!
OR BIg Log by Robert Plant...

Mine would be:
Ravel's
BOLERO
for the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics
Gold medalist Pairs Skaters
Torvil & Dean

Ah yes, dreamer, I remember that one!

Depends on what's playing on my ipod at the moment...

I'm a "button pusher" when driving my car. A song comes on, and I just have to push the button to see if there's any other songs on any other stations I like better. So, when I loaded my I-pod, the criteria was...Would I listen to this whole song, or push the button? Listen to the whole thing - it's on the ipod...hope for something better, not so much.

That said...ANYTHING by Jimmy Buffett (my all time favorite singer) has a song "I have found me a home"...that's probably my all time favorite song.

I can't possibly choose only one song!! :D:D

"Imagine" by John Lennon. It's my philosophy of life.

Thanks for the memory of Torville & Dean!!

We played this song at my dads funeral. I love it!

My favourite song is Michelle because that is my name.

I have a few but love Shine on You Crazy Diamond by Pink Floyd...very cool instrumental and I love the words.

Love is like a Butterfly - Dolly Parton - Coat of Many Colors
Really like Dolly Parton.


And some times - My Give a Damn is Busted - Jo Dee Messina kind of explains itself. lol

This one was played in my wedding cerimony

"you just might be the one"--the monkees

it was playing on the radio, back in 1967, when then-boyfriend-now-hubby turned to me and sang along with it, and declared it "our song".

second favorite? "i only have eyes for you"--the flamingos, just because...

My DH's and My favorite song - "Our Song" for forty-seven years.

You won't believe this but, I just read the lyrics to this song for the first time. I googled it. I never knew what it meant. My DH and I have only ever heard the music without the lyrics. It is beautiful music and has always meant "Everlasting Love to us." Because of that, I will chose to forget the lyrics and continue to love the beautiful music for the many many years we have left together to continue to love each other. Boy one just never knows and that shows that sometimes ignorance can be bliss. :) :) :)

Crystal Ball by Styx. It's funny, I sure can tell those posts who are my age. LOL

When there are so many good songs from the 70's and 80's I'd have to add:
Build Me Up Buttercup by the Foundations
Free Bird by Lynard Skynard
I Can't Drive 55 by Sammy Hagar
Go Rest High on the Mountain by Vince Gill
Margaritaville by Jimmy Buffet

So many good ones. Now you've gone and done it. I'm gonna wake up the house at 6:10 am playing oldies.

Love TKO by Teddy Pendergrass http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV9VuPkIIv4
(idk? I've just ALWAYS loved this song!)

Forget Me Nots by Patrice Rushen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2XhhuM9GZo

(I was told once that this music fits me. happy/carefree...this same person nicknamed me "Colt",
because I was always so full of energy and happy when he saw me)

(((((boy! those were the days!! lol))))

Time After Time by Sammy Cahn.

Edie

MISTY BLUE by Dorothy Moore. it's on youtube.com

Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino -- as teenagers, a gang of
us went to our swimming hole, cranked up the car radio----just brings back memories.

Last Date by Floyd Crammer. just like the way
he plays piano.