One Song to Listen to For the Rest of Your Life....

[DD4Bills]

 

[Gregg]

Can't narrow it down to just one song. There are so many great songs out there. I can narrow it down to one concert

 

Cornell, Barton Hall 5/8/77. Highlighted by Scarlet/Fire.

 

 

Edited Thursday at 01:58 PM by Gregg

[gdabillsfan]

I never had a favorite song until this past February 5th, when I wrote this song for my wife who had passed away the day before. It was supposed to be a sad country song (at least that's how it sounded in my head). Now full disclosure, I am not any kind of musician or singer, so I had to use an AI program to provide the musical talent. So anyway, this is how it turned out

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=XViTSIRpak4&si=gdVEFygnBD2OLvy6

[US Egg]

17 minutes ago, gdabillsfan said:

I never had a favorite song until this past February 5th, when I wrote this song for my wife who had passed away the day before. It was supposed to be a sad country song (at least that's how it sounded in my head). Now full disclosure, I am not any kind of musician or singer, so I had to use an AI program to provide the musical talent. So anyway, this is how it turned out

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=XViTSIRpak4&si=gdVEFygnBD2OLvy6

So sorry to hear. I couldn’t make it through the song….

[sherpa]

Not a popular choice, but I would go with "Starry Starry Night," from Don McLean.

Crafty references to Van Goghs's work.

Just a tremendously written song, 

 

For pure listening, I'd go with "Boys of Summer" from Don Henley. 

Edited Thursday at 11:58 PM by sherpa

[frostbitmic]

 

It's all one really good long song.

[Figster]

(OP inspired actually)

 

 

 

This song haunts me anyway so...

Edited Friday at 01:46 AM by Figster

[Redblood]

Enter Sandman is a good one as well

12 hours ago, DD4Bills said:

 

Great one

[ExiledInIllinois]

Yeah... Can't pick just one... BUT I am a lover not a fighter:

 

[Figster]

4 hours ago, gdabillsfan said:

I never had a favorite song until this past February 5th, when I wrote this song for my wife who had passed away the day before. It was supposed to be a sad country song (at least that's how it sounded in my head). Now full disclosure, I am not any kind of musician or singer, so I had to use an AI program to provide the musical talent. So anyway, this is how it turned out

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=XViTSIRpak4&si=gdVEFygnBD2OLvy6

 Heart felt lyrics, the kind of song Keith Urban might write.  

 

thanks for sharing

Edited Friday at 03:47 AM by Figster

[BillsPride12]

I already picked one but this could have been my answer as well

 

[Simon]

12 hours ago, frostbitmic said:

 

It's all one really good long song.

 

This was exactly the first thing I thought of when I saw this thread, but then didn't go with it because I'll never be able to justify how Money slots into the one song theory.

[frostbitmic]

13 minutes ago, Simon said:

 

This was exactly the first thing I thought of when I saw this thread, but then didn't go with it because I'll never be able to justify how Money slots into the one song theory.

I thought the same thing but thought of the last words on the album... "But the sun is eclipsed by the moon" ... And decided why not, it all ties in.  👍

[US Egg]

Selecting one song strikes me as choosing the one knowing the end is nigh:

 

 

[Just Jack]

 

[aristocrat]

 

[BuffaloBill]

This is hard because at what point do you begin to hate what keeps playing?  
 

I would almost say that an instrumental only piece might be better than never ending lyrics. 
 

having said this, Phil Collins with in the air tonight might be it.