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I can't decide between the upbeat
Life is a Highway-Tom Cochrane http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCPbL4yA7ik The extremely dark Not Dark Yet-Bob Dylan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijiVYgvbP1M Or the endearingly sentimental guaranteed to make everyone smile and cry. The Kinks-Days http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2svmUcsKeg |
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Mine will be "I'm Going Home" by Daughtry
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my kids are instructed to chuck me in the ground then have a huge party!!! funerals are sooo last century...not to mention just plain ole creepy...
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and you are thinking about this why????? I understand about planning for the future but this? now? you are quite organized huh?
I would go with upbeat---its a celebration of your life- right? |
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Ding Dong the Witch is Dead
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and you are thinking about this why????? I understand about planning for the future but this? now? you are quite organized huh? I would go with upbeat---its a celebration of your life- right? Just more brain droppings from yours truly. Pay no attention to the man behind the screen. |
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The Lumberjack Song
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The Lumberjack Song 
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It would have to be a celebration of my life, as in the parties of joy that explode in places like New Orleans. That would require a great MANY tunes.
I actually once compiled a LONG playlist. It was ALL the music that I loved most, that led my time here. There isn't enough space/time to list. Having worked w/ birth and death for years now, and having lost almost my entire family? I see death and birth to be one big revolving door. When you go through one, you come out another, a circle game. It seems that it is only hard on the ones left behind.  If they celebrate, esp. w/ the music of ones life, they'll take it as best possible. I detest morbid funerals. Let's dance! |
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It would have to be a celebration of my life, as in the parties of joy that explode in places like New Orleans. That would require a great MANY tunes. I actually once compiled a LONG playlist. It was ALL the music that I loved most, that led my time here. There isn't enough space/time to list. Having worked w/ birth and death for years now, and having lost almost my entire family? I see death and birth to be one big revolving door. When you go through one, you come out another, a circle game. It seems that it is only hard on the ones left behind. If they celebrate, esp. w/ the music of ones life, they'll take it as best possible. I detest morbid funerals. Let's dance! I agree with your playlist idea as well as pretty much everything else in your post. |
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I dunno...
Somewhere Over The Rainbow / What A Wonderful World (Israel Kamakawiwo'ole) or You'll Be In My Heart (Phil Collins) |
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Beethoven's Ninth Symphony "Ode To Joy"
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Samba Para Ti`
Starts out kinda slow and sad, ends up happy with a cool fade out at the end. Kinda describes me. LOL
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Either "Big John" by Tennessee Ernie Ford or "Wasn't that a Party" by The Irish Rovers.
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Edited by
Holly4459
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Sun 02/01/09 01:18 PM
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"You Never Give Me Your Money" Beatles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyMsoAIIByM |
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"You Never Give Me Your Money" Beatles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyMsoAIIByM
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"You Never Give Me Your Money" Beatles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyMsoAIIByM I like it! It has a "funeral" feel to it! 
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Amazing Grace on the Bagpipes
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Put Your Deathmask On - Wednesday 13
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