Which song would you like played at your funeral ?

[poppet2 13]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30143250

 

I want classical music but there's no accounting for taste.

How about, 'The laughing Policeman?'

Edited July 20, 2015 by poppet2

[JFKvsNixon 11]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30143250

 

I want classical music but there's no accounting for taste.

How about, 'The laughing Policeman?'

 

I'm surprised that "Return to Sender" isn't in the list.

[taxman 12]

Not thought about it.

 

Initial thought was Ride of the Valkyries

Rammstein Ohne Dich would be good

Bit of Blind Mole Rat for old times sake?

 

 

Or maybe Housemartins......."It's Happy Hour again"

Edited July 20, 2015 by taxman

[Leah-Lacie 10]

My friend died 3 years ago, aged 25.

At his funeral (cremation) they played 'Love the way you lie' by Rihanna and Eminem.

 

"Just gonna stand there and watch me burn?" - Not the most appropriate choice of music as the curtains closed around the coffin, I thought.

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

I don't suppose the deceased will care a bats bum about what ends up been played to be honest.

 

Angel1.

[monkey104 10]

Disco inferno.

Highland cathedral

[crookedspire 10]

I should think they would play at my funeral ' Pain in the A*se song'. Why break tradition just because your dead?

[treeko1 10]

Wish me luck as you wave me goodbye.

[kirstyp86 10]

I dont mind what I have.

My Gran had Time to Say Goodbye and Bridge Over Troubled Water.

My Grandma had Let it Be, played on the organ by me.

My Grandad had Annnie's Song (big Blades fan) also played on the organ by me,

[saunaman 10]

My Dad wants Johnnie Cash, ring of fire, anyone have any objections??

[stimpy 10]

on the way in....

 

Greenday - "good riddance/time of my life"

 

at the end...

 

Bang - "shooting star" original 90's hardcore version

 

 

I may or may not already thought about this!

[trackrunner 10]

My friend works at a funeral place, and was showing some relatives in to see their deceased father.

She had some panpipes music playing in reception and realised it was light my fire.