[Sophia M.]

General Discussion Thread 07.24.2025​

Greetings, GrayViners!

I hope this day finds you well, maybe with a breeze in the trees, a melody in the air, and a little joy in whatever you're doing.

Here’s a fun question to stir up some memories:
What songs have you completely memorized, start to finish, no lyrics needed?

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It might be something from your teenage years, a lullaby you sang to your kids, or a tune that played on repeat during a memorable road trip. Maybe it’s a gospel hymn, a Beatles classic, or a disco anthem you know down to the breath.

As for me? It's Dancing Queen by ABBA.
The second it plays in the disco, bet I’m already on the dance floor, singing my heart out. No lyrics needed, just joy, motion, and memories in every beat!

So now I’m curious:
Which songs are etched into your memory?
How did they get there? And what do they remind you of?

Whether it’s a one-hit wonder or a lifelong anthem, I’d love to hear your musical time capsules.

Warmly,
Sophia

 

[ghandi44]

Will you still need me, when I'm 64. You'll be older too

 

[NIBOR0]

Bob Seger's Turn the Page

 

[dkleslie52]

My late husband and I used to sing karaoke. I can be your Hero by Enrique Iglesias. I used to sing it to my Bill. I know it by heart!!

 

[Bob22485]

I agree with the Beatles When I'm 64. I just turned 65 and my wife still feeds me...
The one I remember most is Don McLean's American Pie.
Next on the list has to be Were An American Band.
Then Stairway to Heaven.

 

[Lucisegal]

“When will I see you again? When will our hearts be together? Are we in love, or just friends?”
I must have been going thru a little sumpin sumpin. 67and I remember that song like yesterday!

 

[tshandy]

I remember pretty much everything from 1948, when I was young and just discovering girls.

 

[Cindy k]

Paradise by the dashboard lights.

 

[Gayle B.]

I cannot think of any songs just now.
I do remember the McDonald’s jingle! You know, the 2 all beef patties…

 

[jerry]

Patsy Cline's "Eyes of a Child" and "Walking After Midnight"

 

[GaryBlake]

"I see a little silhouetto of a man
Scaramouche, Scaramouche, will you do the Fandango?
Thunderbolt and lightning, very, very frightening me
(Galileo) Galileo, (Galileo) Galileo, Galileo Figaro, magnifico
But I'm just a poor boy, nobody loves me
He's just a poor boy from a poor family
Spare him his life from this monstrosity."

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen