Last song you would want to hear. Ever.

[MindCrime]

Afternoon Delight

You Light Up My Life

Alone Again (Naturally)

Disco Duck

any song that was a chart topper during the 70's

other than Angie

[Lea]

Those Were the Days - unknown

It was Mary Hopkin. I thought it was Peggy Lee.

Edited November 16, 2007 by Guest

[edna]

Wasn't "Those Were the Days" by Peggy Lee? I love that song haven't heard it in years tho.

Darn, now I'll have to research it and see if I'm right.

You´re wrong, Lea. It´s

Mary Hopkins...

[Lea]

Yeah I just edited my post . Peggy Lee did a similar song called " Is That All There Is". It would also be a great song to hear before ya die .

[edna]

I don´t know the Peggy Lee song but the one by Mary Hopkins was a Russian old song signed by McCartney

[Lea]

Hmmm I googled Those Were the Days and it was credied to Mary Hopkin. I'll have to check out Laurie's link.

I just did a lyric search and that is the name it gave me.

[Lea]

Excellent video Laurie thanks for posting it. What a pretty girl she was

I haven't heard that song in forever.

[edna]

Believe, it´s a Russian song. My grandparents were russian, I knew it before Mary Hopkins

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Those_Were_the_Days_(song)

Now, I see it´s not credited to McCartney... I perfectly remember, I had the single back then (promo stuff, I never bought that) and it was credited to him... he must have lost some trial...

Edited November 16, 2007 by Guest

[Lea]

Wonder what it sounds like in Russian.

She was listed as the singer of the song and here, at least in the US, it is best known sung by her.

[skybluesky]

Believe, it´s a Russian song. My grandparents were russian, I knew it before Mary Hopkins

You know everything before anyone cherie!

[edna]

Oh, no, my sweet friend, just a few things my grandparents told me...

[edna]

Excellent video Laurie thanks for posting it.

Lea, that wasn´t Laurie but me, edna... Laurie and I are good friends but we don´t share brains... see, I have only three cells left in mine, two of them are already damaged, so I could hardly share...

[blind-fitter]

I've thought about this a bit since this thread began, and decided I would like the last song I would like to hear before I die should ideally be something I've never heard before, something which would take me somewhere I've never visited. I would like my life to be a journey of musical discovery right to the very end.

[daslied]

What if it sucks, and takes you to a sucky place?

[blind-fitter]

I'm about to die, you think I give a *******?

[daslied]

But what if that song is stuck in your head for the rest of your (after)life?

[blind-fitter]

That would be hell.

[Lea]

Lea, that wasn´t Laurie but me, edna... Laurie and I are good friends but we don´t share brains... see, I have only three cells left in mine, two of them are already damaged, so I could hardly share...

Sorry edna I knew I was really tired when I got off work last night but Danm.

It was a very cool video by the way.

[Hate]

Last Song? When I die I want to hear gunshots. Do they let you take your iPod to war?

[MuzikTyme]

The last song I'd want to hear would be hopefully played on a harp . . .

[jman14141414]

Sometimes by My Bloody Valentine or Brahms' 1st Piano Trio