Your Funeral Song?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 43

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  30/07/12 - 21:57 #2

  cudzndrips wrote: »

  What song would you like played at your funeral service?
  
  Mine would be White Lion's When The Children Cry - such a haunting song!

  
  I think mine would be christina aguilera hurt, not that I'm a big fan of hers, just really love that song. But I may change my mind, hopefully I will have plenty of time to.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 971

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  30/07/12 - 22:04 #3

  don't know what i would want but my uncle wants "zip a dee do da"

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 581

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  30/07/12 - 22:07 #4

  Blackout by Muse.

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• 21stCenturyBoy Posts: 44,506

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  30/07/12 - 22:09 #5

  I want, in this order-
  
  "LIFEGOESON" by Noah & The Whale (for when people are entering)
  "Morning Has Broken" by Cat Stevens (for the actual service)
  "Go Your Own Way" by Fleetwood Mac (for quiet reflection on my life)
  "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" by the Animals (for when I take my final hurrah and head through the curtains)

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  30/07/12 - 22:19 #6

  Madonna's Confessions on a dancefloor album.
  
  I want my favourite artist's best album played at my funeral, also this album is all up tempo and I don't want anything slow because in a few years my funeral will be colourful and happy. If that makes sense.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 29,701

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  30/07/12 - 22:33 #7

  Blood, by The Middle East. It's a song from a small-time Australian band about family (blood). Heard it after my grandad died, this will be my song.

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• Kayleigh2010 Posts: 1,242

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  30/07/12 - 22:57 #8

  You'll Never Walk Alone being a huge Liverpool fan nothing else is more fitting

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• jabegy Posts: 6,201

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  30/07/12 - 23:14 #9

  Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life.

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• CLL Dodge Posts: 115,850

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  30/07/12 - 23:32 #10

  Going Home

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• cliffy91 Posts: 1,462

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  30/07/12 - 23:35 #11

  Miss You Nights

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• ItsTimmyTime Posts: 1,018

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  31/07/12 - 00:08 #12

  Don't Stop Me Now - Queen.
  
  I just want people to have a laugh when I'm being said goodbye to!

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• Everything Goes Posts: 12,972

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  31/07/12 - 00:32 #13

  Peggy Lee - Is That All There Is?
  
  Perfect song

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• cliffy91 Posts: 1,462

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  31/07/12 - 00:40 #14

  cliffy91 wrote: »

  Miss You Nights

  
  And No Regrets by Robbie

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• LykkieLi Posts: 6,644

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  31/07/12 - 00:47 #15

  Ennio Morricone - Ecstasy of Gold.

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• Rich Tea. Posts: 22,048

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  31/07/12 - 01:09 #16

  Any takers for Gone,Gone,Gone by Johnny Mathis?
  
  Or if you are a firm believer in re-incarnation then Coming Around Again by Carly Simon.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 237

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  31/07/12 - 09:03 #17

  My brother wants 'I am the Resurrection' by the Stone Roses. He says he wants a spring-loaded coffin so that he can jump up and scare people when the chorus comes!

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• benana93 Posts: 1,540

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  31/07/12 - 10:02 #18

  "Never Forget You" by The Noisettes to start with.
  "The Edge of Glory" by Lady Gaga to end with.

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• duckymallard Posts: 13,936

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  31/07/12 - 10:04 #19

  "Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye" by Gracie Fields.

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• Dandem Posts: 13,350

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  31/07/12 - 11:42 #20

  "After Afterall" - William Fitzsimmons
  
  OR
  
  "What If You" - Joshua Radin

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• SteelEdge Posts: 6,903

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  31/07/12 - 11:46 #21

  My ex once said she wanted Ding Dong, The Witch Is Dead played at her funeral

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• LM Posts: 63,499

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  31/07/12 - 11:48 #22

  Fields Of Gold by Eva Cassidy

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 72

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  31/07/12 - 11:55 #23

  I've chosen the following for mine-
  
  Morriston Orpheus Choir: “Non Nobis Domine!” (Words by Rudyard Kipling; Music by: Roger Quilter) (for when people are entering - it was my school hymn)
  the Royal Choral Society, BBC Concert Orchestra & Barry Wordsworth: "Jerusalem" (for the actual service)
  Fron Male Voice Choir: “World In Union” (for the quiet reflection on my life and head through the curtains)
  The Divine Comedy: “Tonight We Fly” (Exit music - okay I'd have gone by this point, but its something upbeat for the congregation).

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• stevejk75 Posts: 821

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  31/07/12 - 12:43 #24

  Maybe i'm amazed-Paul McCartney.

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• Flanny Posts: 1,900

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  31/07/12 - 15:31 #25

  The fray - How to save a life
  Just Jack - The day I died
  Foo Fighters - My Hero

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• PunksNotDead Posts: 21,271

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  31/07/12 - 15:34 #26

  This Please

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