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Funeral songs
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I was at a funeral today for my ex neighbour. A lovely old bloke who passed aged 94.
The song at the end was Adios amigo by Jim Reeves. Which was apt.
What do you want for your funeral?
I'd like 'til I die by the Beachboys at the end. Not sure about the other tunes/songs yet.
The song at the end was Adios amigo by Jim Reeves. Which was apt.
What do you want for your funeral?
I'd like 'til I die by the Beachboys at the end. Not sure about the other tunes/songs yet.
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Explosion in the Sky "Your Hand In Mine"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzIK5FaC38w 2 -
Disco inferno. (BURN BABY BURN). Wife has instructions but I'm not sure she'll carry them out.6
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Recent mates passing was M&W bring me sunshine. Have requested no funeral but when my ashes are scattered in the Thames, a Cave/Kylie one for me. Can't decide which. Henry Lee or Wild Roses0
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Restless Legs by Half man half biscuit.3
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I think coffin comes in to the Red red robin.1
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Always said I would like mull of kintyre no singing, grandad had sailing - Royal Marines band and my nan had time to say goodbye0
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Live Forever - Oasis3
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Life in Technicolour ii by Coldplay1
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I've already chosen my funeral song - Handle with care by Tom Petty or The Traveling Wilburys0
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Enter to green onions, abide with me in the middle, going out with champagne supernova.
Everyone to wear red, especially the Millwall and Chelsea family1 -
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Return to Sender1
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I've given my wife so many songs my funeral is going to be an all day concert9
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Me - I am the resurrection (or Waterfall) - stone roses
Off it - nothing else matters - Metallica (this will happn before me)0 -
Highway to Hell.1
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Final Reel - Patti Smith0
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Exactly, not sure if you mean it but I do would love to see the vicar's face.ricky_otto said:Highway to Hell.
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I have not thought of a song, but I am insistent that the hearse goes past The Valley for me to say goodbye.1
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Would be a bit tricky seeing the Vicars face though.cfgs said:
Exactly, not sure if you mean it but I do would love to see the vicar's face.ricky_otto said:Highway to Hell.
Anyway, this thread has really cheered me up no end.0 -
Rancid- Daly city train
Or Lou Reed - Perfect day0 -
Exactly.ricky_otto said:
Would be a bit tricky seeing the Vicars face though.cfgs said:
Exactly, not sure if you mean it but I do would love to see the vicar's face.ricky_otto said:Highway to Hell.
Anyway, this thread has really cheered me up no end.0 -
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I thing you should also make sure the hearse goes to Fomby as well - there is a woodland there and part of it is called Red Squirrel WalkElfsborgAddick said:I have not thought of a song, but I am insistent that the hearse goes past The Valley for me to say goodbye.
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At my Dad's funeral recently we had 'You'll never walk alone' played as we came in.
One of the hymns was 'Abide with me', as Dad was always moved to tears when he heard it played at the Cup Final.
The exit music was 'Red Red Robin' by Billy Cotton.
Dad loved Charlton and we had to have a Charlton theme for the service. His Charlton scarf was placed on his coffin. Theo Foley and Derek Ufton both came to Dad's funeral.23 -
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So hard to choose but no Charlton songs or RRR for me.
Days by the Kinks,
A lark ascending
And if I was having a joke "Everybody knows this is nowhere" by Neil Young but maybe not.0 -
Had this at my Dad's funeral.Henry Irving said:So hard to choose but no Charlton songs or RRR for me.
Days by the Kinks,
A lark ascending
And if I was having a joke "Everybody knows this is nowhere" by Neil Young but maybe not.
I'd have Nimrod by Elgar2 -
Electric Dreams - Human League0
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Hoppipolla would be one I'd want for my funeral if taking a serious note... Definitely RRR at some point.
I'm torn because I've already said that when / if I die in unfortunate or suspicious circumstances I dont want to be mourned or if the latter, for family to waste their time spending years to find out what truly happened etc...
I dont take life seriously and always try to put a smile on the faces of those around me even if it makes me look on the verge of stupid (which I know Im not) so ideally I'd just love for my funeral to be one big party!!0 -
One of mine would be The Waterboys, the whole of the moon.
Always like it, I can remember bringing my baby daughter home from hospital after she was born. It was the first song that came on the radio when we were in the car.4 -
I've sorted mine out. Abide with me, Lord of the Dance and I Vow to Thee my country.
Went to a funeral a few weeks back for my landlord who was in the Gurhka regiment during WWII, and one of his regiment played the last post at the graveside.
Not a dry eye in the house.
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