Post a song that you could listen to over and over again.

Thanks so much! ;)

at the moment...A-Team by Ed Sheeran...It just reaches some deep depths

Thanks so much! ;)

Dear God by Avenged Sevenfold

Thanks so much! ;)

There are many of them. Here's just three.

Thanks for posting! ;)

After dealing with some real winners on here, I can listen to this one all day long!!!!

Good one! Thanks for posting it! ;)

I love Frank Sinatra's song especially this one....

Thanks for posting this one! ;)

My pleasure. :-)

Great one! Thanks for posting. :)

Good to see youTreasure :)

Good to see you too! I LOVE this song. Never heard it! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing! :)

When indecision hits music wise it goes straight in my player...I never tire of listening to Faithless.



You're most welcome Treasure, hope your back to stay :))

This is a GREAT song too! I never left my friend...just have to get back into the groove. lol ;) Thanks so much! ;)

Thanks so much for posting this song. :)

Unity by Shinedown....

I love this song! Great choice! Thanks for posting. :)

You're welcome. I really like watching them perform live in concert.

Oh I bet that was awesome!! ;)

Thanks so much for posting a song! ;)

"Time" by Alan Parsons Project

Haven't heard this one in ages! Thanks so much for posting it.... :)

Thanks so much for all of your great posts! ;)

oh no need to thank me my lady ... its my pleasure

something in the air

Thanks Bill! :)

You are so welcome!!!:)

Thanks so much for your post! ;)

Great songs! Thanks for posting them. :)

Was Louis Lyman related to Frankie Lyman of the Teenagers? Loved Oh! How Happy AND Band of Gold. My sisters, my brother and I agreed that song was probably one of the most unusual (strange?) ever, right along with "Shannon Is Gone" by Henry Gross and perhaps "Lola" by the Kinks, but we still love the songs. Our favorite line in Lola was the last one,

"Well, I'm not the world's most masculine man, but I know what I am, and I'm glad I'm a man. And so is Lola."

That was quite shocking for the time (1970) and we were thrilled to be shocked. lol These are the song's lyrics not mine, so don't bother to bash me.