Our song

[edicehouse]

I am waiting for someone to get me some things at work and had my music playing and mine an my wifes song started playing. We were "hanging out" together before we started dating. We would go to a karoke bar (I didn't sing, but I drank). Well this was the forth or fifth time we went and some guy started singing Wonderful tonight by Clapton, well Kelly started bumping my leg, and I asked what do you need another drink? LOL, that was not it, and about the third time "Oh do you want to dance?" I guess that is when we actually started dating. At our wedding she took care of what song we danced to and that was one of them. I think "Fat Bottom Girls" by Queen should be our song, but she doesn't think so.

What is you and yours song?

 

[bjbear76]

Nights in White Satin by Moody Blues

 

[lyonsacc]

I don't think we really have a "song". But whenever Journey's "Lovin', Touchin', Sqeezin'" comes on we usually have a dance in the living room (and embarrass the kids).

Get on your bikes and ride!
Dave

 

[BayouPenturner]

our new song is from Kenny Chesney, "you had me from hello". sounds corny but that is how it goes around here. we always seem to enjoy the song.

 

[razor524]

Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison

 

[Smitty37]

Pledging My Love a.k.a. Forever My Darling - The Treasure of Love - Trumpeter's Prayer - Moon River - and the list goes on and on.

 

[edicehouse]

So Leroy you have one song per decade??? LOL

 

[Waluy]

Our's is "Livin Our Love Song" by Jason Micheal Carroll

 

[Donnie Kennedy]

"Baby Got Back" by Sir Mixalot :devil:

 

[gimpy]

Sweet Caroline, by Neal Diamond.....
Actually, any Neil Diamond songs

 

[Teeball]

True love ways by Buddy Holly. :musical-note::musical-note::musical-note:

 

[Smitty37]

So Leroy you have one song per decade??? LOL

Close - we've been married 5 decades and I listed 4 songs....

In the 50's and early 60's - love songs were in and there were dozens of them - I actually listed my wife's favorites since I had so many I couldn't have listed them all. I loved Pop, Country and Rock n Roll from the early fifties through the late 60s - still do for that matter - and never really got much beyond that as far as mucic was concerned. I had a couple of hundred 33 records from that era and listened to them up until about 2000 - I also had a lot of cassettes and listened to them until about 2004-5 when we got a cd player - I still have a lot of songs from that era on cd that I listen to now. Especially country which I always listen to in my truck.

 

[Displaced Canadian]

Ding dong the which is dead? :beat-up:
I guess it would be Annie's song by John Denver.

 

[Smitty37]

Ding dong the which is dead? :beat-up:
I guess it would be Annie's song by John Denver.

That is a good one. He was a great entertainer.

 

[WIDirt]

"The Search is Over" by Survivor.

Wouldn't trade her in for the world. Maybe the universe, but not the world!

CdirtO

 

[TellicoTurning]

I don't know who sings it, but "Lady in Red".

 

[Phil Hansen]

Dylan - 'I shall be released'

 

[Phil Hansen]

I don't know who sings it, but "Lady in Red".

Chris de Burgh

 

[Smitty37]

Of course one of my favorites was "If You Got the Money Honey I Got the Time"

Also "Who Spit Tobaccy on Tessie's Weddin' Gown"

"Howlin' at the Moon"

"That Good Old Mountain Dew"

And of course the ever popular "Purple People Eater"