What is your favourite song from your childhood?

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How much is that doggie in the window ruff ruff
the one with the wag-a-lee tail??

How much is that doggie in the window???
I Do hope that doggys for Sale

Ruff Ruff!!



I used to change it to Kitty and meow meow



You and me against the world some times it feels like you and me against the world -Done by Hellen Reddy

my mom was a singer she cut a demo of that song and I did the little girls part where its said "Tell it to me again Mommy"

and at the end where it sais "I love you Mommy"





those are my favorite childrens songs as a teen it was

Queen anything by Queen , even though I grew up in the 80's I was into Queen Zeppelin Black Sabbath etc
 

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Well Umm no one would have heard of this aprt from Kellye... but a little song at the end of my fave all time soap, Shortland street...
They show Shortland Street in the UK..... or at least they used to. I haven't seen it for ages. I had a giggle when I spotted a few of the actors in Lord of the Rings (Two Towers). One of the nurses was at Helms Deep. I just searched and it was the actress that played Ellen Crozier

My childhood song was more or less anything by 'the move'. My dad is a huge Roy Wood fan.
 

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lets see so many come to mine,But I would have to say.....alice copper (eighteen) use to sing it all the time when I was 15.......When I was a wee lad, It would have to be hush hush sweet charolet.Was a big fan of sic fi when I was 8......
 

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Originally posted by rosiemac
I've been singing " Horse with no name" "ALL" afternoon!!!!
I've been to a desert with a horse with no name
It felt good to get out from the rain
In the desert you can remember your name
Cause there ain't no one there to give you no pain.

La la...la....la la la la...la la la...la....la.....
 

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Ok, if you really want childhood favorites, I used to have a couple of albums by the Chipmunks. One included their famous Christmas song. (
We can hardly stand the wait; please Christmas don't be late.
) The second was the Chipmunks singing the Beatles!
 

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Mine was "You can ring my bell". My mom was really into the 70's (mind you I was a kid in the 80s) and I had a BeeGee's record player complete with a strobe light and a microphone. I also loved "I will survive" by Gloria Gaynor.

It goes:
You can ring my be-e-ell, ring my bell (ring my bell, ding-dong-ding)
You can ring my be-e-ell, ring my bell (ring my bell, ring-a-ling-a-ling)
 

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Originally posted by jeeperscat
They show Shortland Street in the UK..... or at least they used to. I haven't seen it for ages. I had a giggle when I spotted a few of the actors in Lord of the Rings (Two Towers). One of the nurses was at Helms Deep. I just searched and it was the actress that played Ellen Crozier
Really! Shortland street is my life, I LOVE that show! Ellen Crozier was a beautiful actress she was great!


BTW I have been singing "Horse with no name" since that post was posted..arrrgh!

 

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The first song I remember and that I still like listening to is "I Started a Joke" and the flip side of the single was "New York Mining Disaster 1941" by the Bee Gees. Of course both songs came out in 1967 before I was born but my dad was a big fan of their earlier music before they went to disco.

Of course there is the old standby of "She Loves You", "Yellow Submarine" and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" .
 

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The cats in the cradle...i think it is james taylor?
also time in a bottle by jim croce...
the first one reminded me of my dad who left when i was 4

Lorien
 

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Originally posted by hockeygrrl75
Mine was "You can ring my bell". My mom was really into the 70's (mind you I was a kid in the 80s) and I had a BeeGee's record player complete with a strobe light and a microphone. I also loved "I will survive" by Gloria Gaynor. ME TOO!!!! I use to play ring my bell over and over at the juke box, people would yell out not again....lol
Oh the good old days... ava
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Cat's in the Cradle was sung by Harry Chapin. I love his song Taxi.
 

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This was from Girl Scouts Camp:

"Chocolate Chip Cookies,
I gotta have more,
You can bake them in the oven,
Or buy them at the store,
But whatever you do,
Have them waiting at the door,
And I'll love them forever more, boom boom boom!"
 

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One Tin Soldier by Coven, another one hit wonder. It was from the "Billy Jack" movies. Does anyone else remember those?
I know what song you are talking about. My brother likes that too.

I have several songs I remember liking when I was little. But ones that I remember most are "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" by Judy Garland, "Daddy's Hands (country music song by Holly Dunn - special song for me and my Daddy), "Islands in the Stream" by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, and all songs from the movie Dirty Dancing. I used to dance all of the dances in the movie with the bedpost, and from what I've been told, I did them all correctly
. I do remember some of that, like doing the "lift" (the big move at the end). I don't know how many of you are familiar with it, but DO NOT do that move with the bedpost. It can be painful
!
 

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For some strange reason i always loved listening to The Beach Boys when i was little...Kokamo was always my favorite song as a little girl.
 

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Time in a Bottle -Jim Croce

Also anything by John Denver or Harry Chapin
 
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