Song (or music) you want played at your funeral.


This is a variation on the "Favorite song" (or Classical composition) choice, as this title should in some way be related to mortality. Can you tell I'm approaching the end of mine? For me the choice is obvious; imo one of the three greatest songs I've ever heard (the other two being "What Becomes Of The Broken Hearted" and "No Time To Cry"): "God Only Knows", music by Brian Wilson, lyrics by Tony Asher, recorded by The Beach Boys in 1965. Light years above what anyone else in Pop music (or even Classical and Jazz) was doing at the time (or has done since), including The gd Beatles.
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I would like the closing theme from Saturday Night Live played as I exit the building. 
I've had this discussion many times with my wife and friends. I have a flash drive with all my favorites. I want no sad songs. If there are lyrics to some of the tunes, please feel free to sing along. If my music makes you feel like playing air guitar, or grab the mike, or gets your baton arm swinging , have at it. If some find this disrespectful. Oh well.
Maybe a little bit of Wayne County and the Electric Chairs?

Probably a no on that one....
Ain’t nothin gonna stop me now !
Rock around the Clock !! Mostly to classical music .... Cheers to our future :)
Marcin Wasilewski Trio: Diamonds and Pearls. But only if the parlor had a decent system!
Albinoni/Giazotto - Adagio In G Minor Original Gary Karr version on full range rig.
"Freebird," the studio version from Skynyrd's first album. That opening slide riff still gives me the chills today ... maybe it will then ... and I'll wake up!
Dvorak’s 9th,  Going Home

and Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus done by Christopher Parkening
Handel -Concerto Grosso in C Major "Alexander's Feast" HWV 318 III. Allegro
Handel - Concerto Grosso in C Major "Alexander's Feast" HWV 318 IV. Andante ma non presto
I consider my life a gift. Good experiences have outweighed the bad. Though I won't be able to hear the songs I've chosen to be played when my time comes to its end, I'm satisfied. Because I listen to and cherish them now. I hope they cause those who hear them at my memorial service to reflect on their own lives and turn their hearts to what matters most..
1. "Never Seen Your Face" by the Williams Brothers    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qng6YUxTKeg2. "We Shall Behold Him" by Sandi Patti    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDlwRYwIkyY
So many good possibilities, from the sublime to the ridiculous.  One that stands out for me is from Olivier Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time." The movement is entitled "Louange a l'Eternite de Jesus."  If you haven't heard it, it's worth a spin.  It is the textbook definition of "hauntingly beautiful."
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Check this one out my brother...

The late, great Jason Molina "Being In Love" 
"Keg on my Coffin" Push Stars for my friends
"Runaway Train" Soul Asylum for my family 

Without a doubt. End of the road. By Umphreys McGee off the album safety in numbers. 
Celebrate - Kool and the Gang

My life is good and has been so I’d hope everyone attending would celebrate the good times. 
"Thank God and Greyhound You're Gone" (Roy Clark) and "Hot Time on the Old Town Tonight"
Great topic, as fear of death pretty much rules our lives.

"To Lay Me Down" - Grateful Dead - Radio City Music Hall 10/30/1980

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcvng9u7REE
The Show Must go on-Queen.  Life will continue to progress without me here.  I never understood why people cry at a persons death.  Throw a damn party at mine, celebrate your life , like I did everyday.