This song came out when my son was born. It always makes me think of him.

 

Sweet Jane(Natural Born Killers Soundtrack)-it always reminds me of my group of friends in Junior High and HS.

Chasing Cars by Snow Patrol-to this day it will put my daughter to sleep after just one time. 

When I'm feeling down and troubled, I love to play The River by Garth Brooks. It reminds me that I can get through whatever the problem. 

Who you'd be today by Kenny Chesney. Reminds me of someone I was very close to that was murdered in 2005. 

Anytime (I am there) - William finn
Sailing - William finn
Someone to fall back on - Jason Robert Brown
Oh what a day - Ingrid michaelson

Those are mine right now 

Missing You & The Dance. Both songs played at my son's funeral. 

MIssing you 

Cassie - I didn't know you lost a child. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I love The Dance also. 

Killing Me Softly - Fugees version

Down In It - Nine Inch Nails

Ted, Just Admit It - Jane 's Addiction 

Addison Road-What Do I Know of Holy I love this song.

Plumb-In My Arms My Husband really likes this song and has already dedicated it to our baby girl .. She will be born any day now.

George Strait's songs always reminds me of my Dad. .. He passed away in 2003 at the age of 36 from Lupus. He always had his music playing in the living room and I used to dance around on my tippy toes to it 

So many of these are great songs. 

Dont take the girl by Tim Mcgraw
and I think its the "Dance" song by Clint black (can't remember)

Both of these remind me of my father... both were even played at his funeral at his request to me. 

Greater things are yet to come. This song was on the radio when I got home after finding out I had miscarried. I was a wreck, but God was speaking to me through that song, and reminding me that He was still there. 

And Leanne womacks "I hope you dance" made me break up with a guy (who was ALL wrong for me) before I met my hubbie :). And I don't even like country. I was flipping through channels and this song came on the radio. I listened to the words and had to pull over because I was crying so hard. I was considering marrying that guy, but that song convicted me that I wouldn't "dance" with him.

Thankfully, we broke up and I was free when the hubbie show up on the scene. Been "dancing" ever since! ;) 

Yes. My dh always regretted not joining the military when he was young. In 2009 he was offered a contract job in Afghanistan, and saw it as his way of serving our troops and our country. Just because he was a contractor didn't mean he wasn't in danger. He was on military bases during rocket attacks, suicide bombers, etc. I'm very proud of him and his service, supported him 100%, but it was a tough couple of years.

Anyway, last year, when he was still in the middle east, we discussed how hard the seperation had been on both of us (we had only spent maybe 4 weeks together in 2.5 years). After our talk he posted "I'm Going Home" by Dougherty (sp?) on his Facebook page. I had never heard the song before (listen to 60's, 70's and 80's on my I-Pod) and completely broke down. That song expressed everything my dh was feeling, almost like it was written for him, and I still tear up when I listen to it. =)

Gee I'm a sap!! LOL! 

Waltz Across Texas........ My late Mom & Dad's fave song 

Oh that's sweet girls! What is that song about loving each other for a million years? That was my parents' song. Now I miss my Daddy :( 

The Dance- Garth Brooks

Requested and played at my mom's funeral. 

thanks Sinead thats the song I was talking about... I can't listen to it without bawling my eyes out. My daddy used to sing it to me before he died. He went 2 weeks before his death and planned his entire funeral right down to the songs played. But made sure the minister told me that these songs were for me. 

"Ice Cream" by Sarah McLachlan 

What is that song about loving each other for a million years? That was my parents' song.


I'm not good at embedding YouTube videos. This is what you're thinking - I love this song.


http://youtu.be/uUBLOTrSsRc 

Drop it like its hot -Snoop Dogg 

Thanks Natu ---

teach me how - please.................... 

Awe thanks!!! 

Yes! That's it! They used to say that! "Sweeten my coffee with a morning kiss." They said that to each other almost every morning. Thank you! 

Johnny Rivers has a better version, but I found this one first.


Here is one of my favorite love songs ----- Natu told me how to embed ---- YEA!!!!!!!!!!!! Lets see if this works. IT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks Natu.

 

Beautiful song!!! 

Bridge Over Troubled Waters....

Was played at my mothers funeral...I still can't listen to it when it (rarely) comes on. I have to change stations. After 40 years it still haunts me. 

Bridge Over Troubled Waters....

Beautiful song. LeAnne Rhimes sings one of the best versions I have ever heard. 

My mom gave us CD's of my dad singing in church. Those are truly powerful. He sings a song on there called "Christians Arise" about the second coming and the dead being raised that I played incessantly for months after he died. Really cool.

And I just love the songs you are all mentioning here. 

Butterfly Kisses
Lee Greenwood I'm Proud to be an American. That was played at our transformation in boot camp. 

I'm Already There by Lonestar.

My son was about two when it came out and he always used to sing it, but he'd say, "I'm da sunshine in ders hair". It was so sweet and I still tear up when I hear that song because it makes me remember him as that cute little blonde kid. 

BBMAK-Back Here
This was my favorite song when I was 14 hehe 

Little Miss Magic by Jimmy Buffett.

That song was the Father/Bride dance at my oldest daughter's wedding.

Man....was that a hard dance. I have been listening to that song since it came out 30+ years ago. Always loved it.

Now when I hear it, I get a lump in my throat. 

Jimmy Dean's I.O.U. 

there are a few, but unfortunately, they make me so sad, I don't talk about them-they're all about the loss of someone I loved- 

:(