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Amazed by lonestar as that is mine and my partners song and the words say exactly how we feel about each other, it's s stunningly beautiful song

Leaving on a jet plane,by Peter Paul and Mary.I always look back when I hear this song.It reminds me of when I went abroad for the first time to live in Cyprus with my husband in the forces.I was so upset to leave my mam as we were very close,and I will never forget her sad face when we left.Would love to win this prize!.

Here Comes The Sun by the Beatles - there is something about the melody and the story it tells. To be honest it sums up how I am feeling right now!

Penny Lane by the Beatles. It always brings back memories of carefree sunny days as a teenager.

Rule the world by take that!

My song is Summer Highland Falls by Billy Joel, it just seems to say it all about life and relationships and how similar couples can be with one another. To me it's a very truthful honest song and one of his best!

Still crazy after All these years
Paul Simon.

DH alway writes this on my card &\or gift from him.

I used to dance to Young Hearts Run Free by Candi Staton. As a teenager. Never really listening to the words properly. Later on after an awful marriage, I realised how poignant the lyrics were. And vowed to make my daughter a strong independent woman. I hope I have.

La Bamba - this song seems to have followed my husband and me wherever we have been holidaying in the world and, where we didn't hear it, my husband asked for it to be played. It means even more to me now as my husband has just been diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Our song is January by Pilot as it was the song that we were hearing everywhere we went when we started going out together

The Moody Blues' "For My Lady" is my life summed up in just one song.

Im so in love with you - Al Green all time fav! I always dedicate it to hubby! I use to sing it to my 4 kids too when they were babes .. sounded terrible but the background music soothed them!

10CC - I'm not in love - for teenage slow dances!
Van Morrison - Moon Dance - a favourite of DH, which became a favourite of mine when we met. Lots of good memories!

Rule the world - take that.. was our wedding song and signified the difficulties we had around us that we overcame

In The Air Tonight - Phil Collins

Brings back memories of a very young Phil Collins drumming & the drumming gorilla advertisement .

Seeing a very young Phil Collins (before fame) playing drums with Gaynor Jones singing The Night Has A Thousand Eyes at a Barbara Speke Stage School show in Acton in 1966.

The drumming gorilla in the Cadbury’s advertisement drumming to In The Air Tonight.

Those two memories come into my head every time I hear the first couple of bars.

1,2,3 by Len Barry. It was a big hit as I was leaving home at 17 providing the backdrop to my freedom away from the most boring village on earth. The same village that I would give so much for to return now I can see that it was actually a very beautiful village.

Holding back the years by simply red reminds me of when met partner and never going to give you up and other songs by rick astley

Still the one by Shania Twain, because my mother gave my marriage a month, 23 years later, we are still together x

The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel-my ex-husband and I used to sing in a restaurant at night in the Algarve and this was our favourite song to perform. Aaah what memories.

The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel-I used to sing with my then husband in a restaurant at night and this was our favourite song to sing. Aaah what memories.

Nikita by Elton John, brings back so many happy memories of when I was living in Scotland..best time of my life!

Sorry to be miserable, but as much as I love listening to music I never have favourite tunes or songs that mean so much to me, I just like a good eclectic mix .

There are many, but the earliest was the first record my then boyfriend bought for my birthday, Woman in Love by Frankie Laine. I also love REM Everybody Hurts,which reminds me of my late husband. His favourite was Nat King Cole singing When I Fall in Love. I hear it most days on TV as it is the theme of an advert.it always makes me smile.

Reach Out I'll Be There by the Four Tops....about the only song from our dating days we could agree on, he's 10 years older than me and loved the crooners from the 1950's. I couldn't stand them, I liked bands from the 60's.

Katherine Jenkins singing 'Till there was you' was played at our wedding. Not only did we love it but the people officiating at the wedding loved it too. It is still our favourite and always will be.