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qsducks;1138680 wrote: Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl..not the whole song mind you. My first born had no hair and beautiful brown eyes for 3 years, :wah:. She still has brown eyes:wah:

Oh Cecelia - Simon & Garfunkal - not that song either in the long part! Everytime we went to the pediatrician the doctor would sing it.:wah:

I must add that Quin has the song "The Mighty Quin".:wah:

And my John has many a song named for him...can't think of any at the mo.


Brown eyed girl, awesome song!

oscar;1138672 wrote: What has Spot, Bryn and Jimbo got to do with it? :sneaky:


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1138676 wrote: Chris Issak........... Wicked Game

YouTube - Chris Isaak Wicked Game

I need a lie down after watching him :-4:-4:-4 TOP TOTTY ALERT

My Way......oh boy those were the days of me singing that song is all I can say.

Carolly;1138845 wrote: My Way......oh boy those were the days of me singing that song is all I can say.


My way . yes, probably my wife's theme tune.

Peter Lake;1138848 wrote: My way . yes, probably my wife's theme tune.It is a song that most strong people could have as their theme tune and many people can look at the words and think......ye I sure did and one I have to say reflects many of us and thats why its a song that will live on forever.Many of us have done things "Our Way" and if we hadn't our lives would have gone in a completely different direction whether that be good or bad.I also had it played at my Mothers funeral......yep very moving song.

What do you want (Adam Faith)



Walking back to happiness (Helen Shapiro)

Bez;1138874 wrote: What do you want (Adam Faith)



Walking back to happiness (Helen Shapiro)Oh you mean.....Vot do you vant lol....thats how he sung it isnt it:D;) and as for Helen ahhh thats another story:-4:-4 I do so love the 60s songs for many reasons......ohhhh those were the days;):D

Somewhere Over The Rainbow.......a very very special song to me.

Walk Away.....Matt Monroe........song I used to sing and won a Top Rank Talent comp with many moons ago lol and the picture of me recieving the cheque from them is in my photo album here that Mods and Friends can see.Oh they dont make songs like that anymore and cheers of good job I hear:wah::wah:;)

Adam Faith was my 'pop idol'. I cried when he died.



All of the Carpenters songs....brilliant

Bez;1138882 wrote: Adam Faith was my 'pop idol'. I cried when he died.



All of the Carpenters songs....brilliantYe his death was very sad....and the Carpenters......oh ye I loved them also and what a sad story there that ended up........

I cant help falling in love with you - Elvis

Inamorata - Dean Martin

Red Red Wine-UB40

Sweet Child of Mine-Guns n'Roses

or any song by The Cure.

kazalala;1138926 wrote: I cant help falling in love with you - Elvis

Inamorata - Dean MartinYour kind of cute also:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:D

Ahhh...the summer of '62. I was an innocent twelve year old. Puppy love.

"Telstar"...by the Tornados.

"Sherry"...by the Four Seasons.

When I was a young girl, "Diana" by Paul Anka was gracing the airways. I enjoyed the attention I got when the song played.

Brotherhood of Man - Angelo

My friend and I, we would climb up onto the frame of the swing, have an end of a skipping rope each and sing our hearts out. Am I glad there were no camcorders back then! :wah::wah:



Jimmy Osmond - Give me a good old mammy song

My sister played this to death and I hated it. I have a funny feeling I may have had a bit of an accident with it one day..............

Betty Boop;1139450 wrote: Brotherhood of Man - Angelo

My friend and I, we would climb up onto the frame of the swing, have an end of a skipping rope each and sing our hearts out. Am I glad there were no camcorders back then! :wah::wah:



Jimmy Osmond - Give me a good old mammy song

My sister played this to death and I hated it. I have a funny feeling I may have had a bit of an accident with it one day..............:DYe but doing this now is abit weird BB...you really need to control these urges ye know:rolleyes::D;)

Carolly;1139469 wrote: Ye but doing this now is abit weird BB...you really need to control these urges ye know:rolleyes::D;)


You know what, I was wondering why the neighbours are avoiding me.... they've heard me, no doubt thought I was murdering something

What a Wonderful World..........Rod Stewart

odie;1139475 wrote: what a wonderful world..........rod stewart


dont think iv ever heard rod stewart singing what a wonderful world. ........................................

Empty chairs....................cliffy



its a wonderful world ............................black think he was a 1 hit wonder the song was great tho.

living years.......................mike and the machanics.very sad

Odie;1139475 wrote: What a Wonderful World..........Rod StewartWhat the one that Louis Armstrong sung wow never knew he recorded that.....bet thats good.

Carolly;1139516 wrote: What the one that Louis Armstrong sung wow never knew he recorded that.....bet thats good.


it is good.

he is good!

Odie;1139580 wrote: it is good.

he is good!I bet:D

Misty------------Johnny Mathis & Shadow of your Smile------Tony Bennet

Somewhere out there...James Ingrand and Linda Ronstadt.

I had that as my farewell song for my Hubby, at his funeral, when he passed away.

Eye of the tiger...by Survivor

Gives me a feeling of strength to keep going when I am feeling lost and alone and forgotten.

Burning ring of fire.....Johnny Cash.......my mum got that played on the radio for me on my 13th birthday:-4