Songs for your Funeral

[cronus]

[Ian]

First one I thought of:

[JimC]

Tiptoe through the Tulips by Tiny Tim, of course...

And Scrumple, it's good to see you continuing your mission of spreading light and cheer to the depressed masses of Rationalia...

[Seabass]

[Animavore]

[FBM]

[Clinton Huxley]

Won't even be written for a very, very long time

[Thinking Aloud]

One of mine was played at a funeral a couple of years ago.

[Coito ergo sum]

I got the line-up right here:



The Byrds, Turn Turn Turn -

Bob Dylan, Blowin in the Wind -

Norman Greenbaum, Spirit in the Sky

Boby Dylan, Knockin on Heaven's Door

Season in the Sun by Terry Jacks -

Nothing Gold Can Stay, Read by Robert Frost -

Aloah Oe, sung by Johnny Cash -

[Clinton Huxley]

CES ain't ever going to die, it would mean someone else getting the last word.....

[laklak]

Ah, Live at Pompeii. I've still got 12 inch laser disk of it. I love it when Waters tries to stand up and bang the big gong.

This one's mine.

[Coito ergo sum]

CES ain't ever going to die, it would mean someone else getting the last word.....

No doubt my death will be paltry compared to the British, who are the only ones to die properly.

[rachelbean]

One of mine was played at a funeral a couple of years ago.

For me, hopefully this one:

[orpheus]

No music at my funeral. Curiously (or maybe not), many other musicians I know feel the same way.

[SteveB]

These two songs have ranked in my top 10 for a long time. So perhaps them.