Simply way too many to pick just five.

"Perhaps Love", sung by John Denver & Plácido Domingo.

Too many to mention. Off the top of my head though:

• Message in a Bottle - The Police
• Every Little Thing She Does is Magic - The Police
• Love's In Need of Love Today - Stevie Wonder
• You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees
• Freedom 90 Live - George Michael
• Don't Stop Till You Get Enough - Michael Jackson
• You Oughta Know - Alannis Morrisette
• Dreaming With A Broken Heart - John Mayer
• Corner of the Sky - Pippin cast album (1972)

she grew up tall she grew up right ......with them indiana boys on them indiana nights

My alltime favorite song in the universe:

Probably one of my all-time favorites: Def Leppard - Hysteria

I already left a post saying too many to list and I love a lot of classical songs too, but I have two favourites at the present and I am posting them here now. The first is Benny Andersson of ABBA’s song Give Me My Song sung by Bryn Terfel and Sissel Kyrkjebo and the second is Morten Harket singing his own song There Is A Place.

My favorite song is "Let It Be" by the Beatles.

I'm just going to post the 5 most listened to songs I have on iTunes. All 5 are Black Sabbath songs

1. Sweet Leaf
2. Paranoid
3. Children Of The Grave
4. N.I.B.
5. Iron Man

Out of the 60 most listened to songs I have on iTunes, 3 are Ozzy Osbourne songs (#37, 38, and 57); the rest are Black Sabbath songs. lol. Can you tell who my favorite band is?

I feel Blue October is severely underrated. I've traveled all over the midwest to see their live shows.

"The Dance" sung by Garth Brooks.

Limiting it to five is a difficult task! I am going to have to give this some substantial thought.

Love song - the cure
Don't fear the reaper - blue otster cult
Alabama song (whiskey bar) the doors
Honour - VNV Nation
Herion she said -wolfsheim

1. Blowin' in the Wind: Peter Paul and Mary
2. Woman: John Lennon
3. Man in the Mirror: Micheal Jackson
4. What a Wonderful World: Lewis Armstrong
5. Imagine: John Lennon

I like you taste. ABBA is fabulous.

"Telephone Line", by Electric Light Orchestra
"Swamped", by Lacuna Coil
"Dream Weaver", by Gary Wright
"Budding Trees", by Nahko Bear and the Medicine for the People
"Nothing's Free", by Phoebe Warden

Too many to name.

My Favourite Songs:

Nessun Dorma (Giacomo Puccini's 'Turandot'
Humoresque In G Flat Major, Op. 101, No. 7 (Antonín Dvořák)
Getaway (Earth, Wind & Fire)
Por Una Cabeza (Carlos Gardel)
The Flower Duet (Léo Delibes' 'Lakme'
The Way You Look Tonight (Tony Bennett)
Gabriel's Oboe (Ennio Morricone)
Voy a Apagar la Luz/Contigo Aprendi (Luis Miguel)
Grandma's Hands (Bill Withers)
Rise (Herb Alpert)
Paradise (Sade)
Royals (Lorde)
So Many Stars (Sergio Mendes)
Get Out of This House (Shawn Colvin)
I Got Caught Dancing Again (The Hues Corporation)
She (Elvis Costello)
One Step Up (Bruce Springsteen)
Flight of the Snowbirds (David Foster)
Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (Edith Piaf)
Miss Otis Regrets (Bette Midler)
Mercy (Duffy)
Suicide Blonde (INXS)
The Secret Garden (Quincy Jones)
Fragile (Sting)
Wishing Well (Terence Trent d'Arby)
Heaven (OneRepublic)
Life in Mono (Mono)

"You Make My Dreams", by Hall & Oates has been in my head for for a few weeks... There are worse songs to be stuck there

My fave song can change on a daily basis! Couple faces this moment

'59 Sound-The Gaslight Anthem
White People for Peace-Against Me!
Wide Awake!-the Parquet Courts
Take 5-Dave Brubek

Bonus deep cut
Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)-Us3

This song is on repeat in my son's room lately. The joys of having preteen boys. Thanks YouTube.

Judee Sill- Lamb Ran Away With the Crown
Steely Dan- Dr. Wu
The Band- Unfaithful Servant
John Prine- Paradise
Seals and Croft- Summer Breeze

Primarily, songs that are depressing, I have two different listening patterns. One is a cool type of casual listening, one is a more sad, meaningful type mood. This is definitely 70's music, with the exception of Unfaithful (69). This is the tip of the iceberg of music that I might deem as go to music.

Metallica's Hero of the Day, always.
Everything else depends on mood, yes?

Mostly anything lively you can sing to yourself in the car.

Today's top song (thanks to marionville (she posted earlier) is

I am very much into the classics, opera, and soundtracks.

Abba is great but the 1st movie was - um - different. In the rock world:
Pink Floyd, Allen Parson's Project, Styx, B-52, Elton John

Era? for many yes, childhood.