What Song Makes You Instantly Happy When You Hear It?

[Angelina]

For a secular song. It's got to be Green Door. Makes me smile

 

[Cassandra]

"We're busy doing nothing, working the whole whole day through.
Trying to find lots of things not to do
We're busy going nowhere. Isn't it just a crime?
We'd like to be unhappy but we never do have the time."

This would be a fun song to sing in Heaven.

Kinda of a theme song for me:

 

[Pearl]

"Always look on the bright side of life."

 

[Ferris Bueller]

"Always look on the bright side of life."

Drift Away - Dobie Gray

Gives the same kind of feeling.

 

[Ferris Bueller]

Get Together - The Youngbloods

 

[dev553344]

When we stand together, Nickelback

 

[Ferris Bueller]

Hanging on a Star

Hazey Jane

-Nick Drake

 

[Ferris Bueller]

Broke Window - Gary Jules

 

[Hidden In Him]

For a secular song. It's got to be Green Door. Makes me smile

I was mentioning this to someone the other day. Heard this song at Walgreens waiting on a prescription, and I thought, "Oh, good song."

Found out it was written by a Christian 15 years ago (The things we miss).

 

[Hidden In Him]

Drift Away - Dobie Gray

Gives the same kind of feeling.

Get Together - The Youngbloods

Hanging on a Star

Hazey Jane

-Nick Drake

Broke Window - Gary Jules

You know, Ferris, I could be wrong but I think the idea is to actually post the music so people can listen to it.

 

[Ferris Bueller]

You know, Ferris, I could be wrong but I think the idea is to actually post the music so people can listen to it.

"One man's meat (music) is another man's poison."

 

[Ferris Bueller]

For @Hidden In Him ...

https://youtu.be/O8mOpIbkQ3E

 

[Hidden In Him]

"One man's meat is another man's poison."

I say "tough noogies" to those who don't like my poison.

Nick Drake is peaceful. He uses pretty chords, and unique changes.

 

[amadeus]

For a secular song. It's got to be Green Door. Makes me smile

An oldie but a goodie!

 

[Angelina]

An oldie but a goodie!

I used to be a DJ on a secular radio station. Had to learn thousands and thousands of songs from post WW1 up to the 1970s. Some songs I never ever heard before.....well most songs really

 

[amadeus]

I used to be a DJ on a secular radio station. Had to learn thousands and thousands of songs from post WW1 up to the 1970s. Some songs I never ever heard before.....well most
songs really

You mentioned that DJ job before. That must have been at times quite interesting.

I have not listened to radio stations much in a long time, but there was a day long ago when I did. Of course, I can also remember growing up in a house without a TV set. Most of the neighbors did not have one either...

 

[Angelina]

You mentioned that DJ job before. That must have been at times quite interesting.

I have not listened to radio stations much in a long time, but there was a day long ago when I did. Of course, I can also remember growing up in a house without a TV set. Most of the neighbors did not have one either...

It really was interesting @amadeus and sometimes very hard to understand some of the other DJs as the closest to my age was around 40 years older than me.

 

[amadeus]

It really was interesting @amadeus and sometimes very hard to understand some of the other DJs as the closest to my age was around 40 years older than me.

So you learned to listened to the songs of the old folks as well as those your own age. I did that by playing my mother's collection of 78 RPM record on a phonograph. A lot of water has gone under the bridge since then. At the time I was a faithful Catholic altar boy.

 

[Angelina]

Really like Connie Francis. Do you know her songs

@amadeus? Here's one of my Faves. It is very difficult to sing in this style but I am always trying, even now....

 

[Angelina]

Also like this one because my Mom loved it and I would play it for her when she requested it.