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

 

[Raccoon1010]

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. :)