If you could choose 1 song to be played at your funeral.......

[Bob!]

Enjoy yourself (it's later than you think) as everyone comes in.
SBTS to be sung as part of the service
You've got a friend - Housemartins, at the end.

 

[loz]

This song is very much for me and my wife..her beauty and my cruffness. I would like this played as I am bought in.



And this played as I am going out.

 

[jonsey]

got to be "the great escape" as the curtains close. SBTS is a must as the service starts

 

[foul old ron]

Good Riddance--Green Day

 

[JCL]

Love Shack - B52s

 

[Smith DID score]

Personally I'm not that bothered - I won't be there - but my wife wants 'some fantastic place' by Squeeze which is AWESOME!

 

[GT49er]

Won't get fooled again by The Who!

 

[RowleyBirkinQ.C(deceased)]

Joni mitchell -: song to a seagull

Joni Mitchell - Song To A Seagull - YouTube

Not just for the obvious seagull thing but because my mum ( the old hippy that she was), was singing this when she gave birth to me.

 

[highway61]

ashes to ashes
blowin in the wind

 

[bhawoddy]

If I could turn back time - Cher.

 

[dejavuatbtn]

A mate of mine went out to The Verve's "the drugs don't work". He was right - they didn't for him. Remember him every time I hear the song.
I think I'd go for the Beatles "in my life".

 

[topbanana36]

leave me alone - angelic upstarts

 

[rocker959]

Highway to Hell - AC/DC

 

[element]

This will see me out nicely...

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[Pixelated Penguin]

I Am The Resurection; Stone Roses

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

I Am The Resurection; Stone Roses

that'll do me fine, and if some Brummie pushes me under a train today its the sort of one 'er indoors would choose anyway (I also like Ten Storey Love Song) however if we're going down the old sombre route i'll have the instrumentals from Belle and Sebastian's 'Storytelling' or,as they used to say on Swap Shop, anything to do with The Durutti Column

 

[CheeseRolls]

Yep two out of three for me. Defo Prince Buster version.

Sorry was agreeing with Bob

 

[Craven Wine]

The Port of Amsterdam - Jacque Brel - it's a bit of a family tradition, not so bad sung in English as well!