What songs do you never get tired of?

I know it's not cool in some circles to mention country music...but there are two songs I love--and with the memories they conjure up--they'll live in me forever.
Whiskey Lullaby by Brad Paisley...there's a story behind the song, that is so poignant that I'll share with whoever wants to know it. Write me lrsky@insightbb.com
Lyric of note..."He put a bottle to his head and pulled the trigger"...wow youtube's video is a tear jerker too.
One More Day--Diamond Rio...
The country music awards were on about a week after the 9/11 attack--during the 'In Memoriam' section of the show, mentioning all those who'd died that year in Country Music, they perfomed an Homage to the 9/11 victims, which in a curious way is the whole world, certainly all Americans, of course some, more than others--and when Diamond Rio started singing this, and pictures of the Twin Towers smouldering appeared, the Nashville elite collectively lost it, crying and holding one another--unabashedly, gut wrenchingly sobbing for the whole world to see.
No one who saw this and heard this song, could hold back the tears.
Also, anyone who's lost a loved one either through death or stupidity--wishes for that, "One More Day".

Music...there's nothing like it.
Larry

Pretty much anything from Donald Fagen's "Nightfly" album. Astonishing writing.

Victims of Comfort- Keb Mo'
Cocaine Blues - Any and all versions
Comfortably Numb - Floyd
Message From Turner - M. Jagger
Ding Dong The Witch Is Dead -Tierney Sutton
My Own Peculiar Way -Willie N.
The End - Doors
Who Says- J. Mayer
And... gee,I hate to admit this but I feel compelled to be truthful here...Dancing Queen (yeah, THAT one)

Charles Aznabour's 'Yesterday When I Was Young'...on youtube...singing in English, with his somewhat thick French accent.
He wrote the song, though most people think that Roy Clark wrote it, as he had a major hit with this one many years ago.
Aznavour OWNS this...wow, great lyrics...and sadly too true.
Larry

"Taste Of Honey"