Everyone has a favourite song

June 21, 2026 5:58pm CST
Everyone has a favourite song So what this is Is me asking you To tell me here on this post. What your favourite song is And why it is special to you. If you have more than one favourite song or several You can list them all My favourite song of all time is Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan And a few more of his would be in my top 20
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@rebelann (118527)
• El Paso, Texas
22 Jun
My fav is Apache and then also a whole lotta other songs.
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@rebelann (118527)
• El Paso, Texas
22 Jun
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22 Jun
@rebelann Old Hank Marvin No cliff Richard
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22 Jun
The Shadows?
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@LadyDuck (508137)
• Italy
22 Jun
Angie by the Rolling Stones, but it's not the only one I like.
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@snowy22315 (211959)
• United States
22 Jun
Ha, that is my least favorite Rolling Stones song.
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@LadyDuck (508137)
• Italy
22 Jun
@snowy22315 I - Well those I used to play more were "Satisfaction" and "Paint it Black". I remember a friend menacing me to break my vinyl if I did not stop playing those two.
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22 Jun
@snowy22315 Same here
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@snowy22315 (211959)
• United States
22 Jun
I like Allentown by Billy Joel.
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@snowy22315 (211959)
• United States
22 Jun
@Ineeddentures I just like it because it mentions my home state and I like the sound of it. I like everything by Billy Joel.
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22 Jun
@snowy22315 Pennsylvania
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22 Jun
Why,? They closed all the factory,s down
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@xstitcher (39975)
• Petaluma, California
22 Jun
Wa-a-a-ay too many to list.
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@xstitcher (39975)
• Petaluma, California
29 Jun
@Ineeddentures One? Okay: How Great Thou Art as done by Steve Green.
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22 Jun
Eh I know lol but try naming just one just for me please
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1 Jul
@xstitcher Good choice Stacey Was voted by the people of Britain as their favourite Hymn on BBC Songs of Praise
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@lovebuglena (53339)
• Staten Island, New York
22 Jun
Here are a few of my faves: Careless Whisper, Hungry Eyes, Never Gonna Give You Up.
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22 Jun
Omg George Michael A song from dirty dancing Rick Astley Very good choices Lena
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@lovebuglena (53339)
• Staten Island, New York
22 Jun
@Ineeddentures Isn’t Careless Whisper Wham and not George Michael solo?
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22 Jun
@lovebuglena Did anyone ever notice the other guy in Wham
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• Rupert, Idaho
22 Jun
Oh man, a favorite song? That is way too tough to answer! I don't think I could pick just a top song, not even a top 100 lol. So many good songs out there.
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• Rupert, Idaho
22 Jun
@Ineeddentures Right now a song of anger would suffice lol. But no, none really stands out. I honestly don't listen to music much these days.
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22 Jun
@MommyOfEli2013 Me neither Sympathy for the Devil was on when I got up It's a good song
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22 Jun
There must be one which stands out and gives you the bumps of the goose
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@celticeagle (192683)
• Boise, Idaho
22 Jun
I have so many I couldn't pick just one favorite. Maybe Indian Reservation by Paul Revere and the Raiders.
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@celticeagle (192683)
• Boise, Idaho
24 Jun
@Ineeddentures ......it's about how they were treated.
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22 Jun
Not a song I know bit I am sure it's really great
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26 Jun
@celticeagle And that wasn't good, was it
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@FourWalls (87248)
• United States
23 Jun
My favorite is Merle Travis’ “Dark As a Dungeon.” Living in a coal mining state, I think it’s a brilliantly truthful and sad portrait of the generations of coal miners who never seem to break free from following daddy into that hell hole.
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@FourWalls (87248)
• United States
23 Jun
@Ineeddentures -- it's truthfully part of the problem of the southern US. Instead of "let's better ourselves," it's more along the lines of "let's do the same old thing mom and dad did: drop out of school, get married at 16, and spend our lives in a menial job."
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23 Jun
@FourWalls I think Scotland was similar Generational apathy and malaise Still true to this day But more with generations within families who have never worked Girls getting knocked up at 14 and 15 just like them mommad lol Rinse and repeat, no future,
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23 Jun
Serious Daddy Issues
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@rakski (159349)
• Philippines
22 Jun
I can't think of any right now. I have to think it over....
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@rakski (159349)
• Philippines
22 Jun
@Ineeddentures because there are too many in my mind
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22 Jun
@rakski So you could pick one
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22 Jun
I don't believe this lol
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@sallypup (69710)
• Centralia, Washington
23 Jun
Emmy Lou music, Enya, Clannad, Glenn Yarboro, the Nitty Gritty Dirt band- all good peeps.
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@sallypup (69710)
• Centralia, Washington
23 Jun
@Ineeddentures Yes. Goofy me is craving Neal Diamond right now- Holly Holy is somehow what I need.
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23 Jun
Aye. Decent music Lenore Do you listen to music often?
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23 Jun
@sallypup Bit biblical for me, I know why you need it though and wholly agree you could do with some of it
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@Shiva49 (28726)
• Singapore
22 Jun
I am a big fan of Boney M and ABBA. My favorites are - Rivers of Babylon and Rasputin Mamma Mia. I love some from a few Indian languages.
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@Shiva49 (28726)
• Singapore
22 Jun
@Ineeddentures Rolling Stones - talk of the job of Prime Minister of Britain! Some one is always challenging the incumbent!
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22 Jun
All good songs We listen to Indian music when we have an Indian meal we have cooked at home Authentic Indian restaurant music
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22 Jun
@Shiva49 Well the Prime Minister resigned
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@Ronrybs (21585)
• London, England
22 Jun
So many choices. At the moment Moribund the Burgermeister by Peter Gabriel. At very good night out
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22 Jun
Not a song I know
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@Ronrybs (21585)
• London, England
23 Jun
@Ineeddentures It is on YouTube. It is a weird one, though
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23 Jun
@Ronrybs I shall have a look
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@Kandae11 (57173)
22 Jun
Like a rolling stone by Bob Dylan definitely gives me goosebumps - what a great song.!. I don't think l could choose a top hundred, so many songs. I love music.
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@Kandae11 (57173)
22 Jun
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22 Jun
Bob Dylan is the greatest poet and songwriter who ever lived. I could fill a top 100 with at least 30 Dylan songs
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@Jehanne (2476)
• Philippines
23 Jun
Unique by Lenka Because that's the kind of person the people close to me have seen me.
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23 Jun
I have seen and heard this " song" before There is nothing unique about her or her song It's part of an epidemic of torture to the ears and eyes. People see what you want them to see
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24 Jun
@Jehanne And this particular song does my head in lol
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@Jehanne (2476)
• Philippines
24 Jun
@Ineeddentures yup! everyone has their owned perspectives.
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@Orson_Kart (8580)
• United Kingdom
22 Jun
Hard to pick just one song. It depends on my mood. Usually I’m quite miserable, so choose sad songs. They say so much. I too like Bob Dylan, and even choosing a favourite of his is difficult. Blowin’ in the Wind, Make You Feel My Love, and Must Be Santa are a few I love, plus your choice.
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22 Jun
Thunder on the Mountain Hard Rains Gonna Fall Shelter from the Storm Hundreds more , lol
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@RasmaSandra (100097)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
22 Jun
I have favorite songs both in Latvian and in English. My list of Favorties on YouTube has over 1,000 entries. But among them all the one that brings me back to my younger days is Glory Days by Bruce Springsteen,
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23 Jun
The Boss Born on the USA
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@Fleura (36146)
• United Kingdom
22 Jun
It's hard to choose just one. Certainly 'A Ship Called Dignity' by Deacon Blue is up there, also '1952 Vincent Black Lightning' by Richard Thompson (I imagine you might like that one!)
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22 Jun
I don't like the Deacon Blue one. I can't stand them Ross and McIntosh are as insipid now, if not worse than they were in 1985 and Vipond, well he should stick to Landward Not the finest music makers to come out of Glasgow Thompson's song is a classic
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@sol_cee (39071)
• Philippines
22 Jun
So hard to pick just one! But definitely Slipping Through My Fingers! Specifically that viral version with the son and his mom. It should honestly come with a warning label for how much it makes me cry! Lol
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22 Jun
Abba?
@JESSY3236 (22636)
• United States
23 Jun
I don't really have a favorite song. I like most songs by Aerosmith. I also like some from Metallica and Black Sabbath.
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23 Jun
All great choices Jessica A right good noise lol
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@LindaOHio (223762)
• United States
26 Jun
It would be hard to pick a favorite. I like 60s and 70s music and some from the 80s. Anything from Imagine to Bohemian Rhapsody.
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26 Jun
Quite a variety of music you like is good though Linda
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