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“When a man loves a woman” by Percy Sledge.
DH and I were on our honeymoon in Paris and this song was being played frequently in the metro. Whenever I hear it, it takes me right back to then.

Club Tropicana by Wham! It just always makes me happy and makes me think of holidays. It is such a "feel good" song. I picture the video of it in my head as it plays!

The songs we had played at my much missed husband's funeral chosen by our two daughters and myself - Heartbeat by Buddy Holly, The Other Side of Paradise with Acker Bilk and Neil Diamond's Cracklin' Rosie.

I like Ed Sheerens songs because he reminds me of my son

Owl city - fireflies. We forgot my birthing cd when we went to hospital and this was one of the only songs on my phone. Such beautiful lyrics!

My Dad always used to play the guitar and sing Elvis Presley songs to me and my sister at bedtime. The one I remember most was Old Sheep. Unfortunately that one made us cry

When my boyfriend and I first met, he introduced me to Elvis Presely. The song "can't help falling in love with you" has become a favourite and it makes me teary when I hear it off.
For Christmas,I tried to make him aDIY cup which said "wise men say, only fools rush in" but it ended up a mess so is now stashed in my cupboard!

Zoom by Fat Larry's Band which was our Wedding Song 35 years ago.

Days and Thine be the Glory...for my Jumbo!

One song/hymn that means a lot to myself and my husband is one that the school children sing at the end of the term. It's particularly emotional when they left primary school to go to senior school. It's called

"One more step along the way I go'

The songs that always brings back memories for me is any of the grease soundtrack especially youre the one that i want. conjures up great memories of my teenage years.

Peters and Lee - Welcome home - one of my parents favourites and we played it at my dad's funeral when we said farewell to him as he went off to join my mum x

John Lennon's Imagine - particularly remember it being played on a transistor in a train carriage and everyone falling quiet to listen - fabulous song and lyrics

Celine Dion because you loved me. After a failed marriage I met my OH the song just hit home for me. He’s now in the late stages of young onset dementia (he’s 60) and I’m so grateful to have found him and have him in my life. Music is so powerful. Currently, Vivere by
Andrea Bocelli is the piece that can bring me to my knees ?

For me it’s Brown eyed girl by Van Morrison. I have very fond memories of dancing around the living room with my children, it always makes me happy

I Try by Macy Gray invokes memories of my daughter and me singing along in our best Marge Simspon's voice

My song is Your the best thing by The Style Council every time I hear it it I think of my Husband and our time we have shared together so far, married for 33 years this year I was 17 when I married him

My song is 'A World of Begin Again' by Vera Lynn. This song brings butterflies to my stomach. It is such a poignant song, evoking the hope from the Second World War.

Lady in Red, Chris de Burgh was the first song I danced to with my future husband, and I was wearing red.

Friends by Shalamar

Grandad by Clive Dunn - the name says it all

"Love Me Tender" by Elvis and Perry Como "Magic Moments"

Jim Reeves singing Distant Drums takes me back many years to a happy time with a great friend.

Stairway to heaven was the song that my dad & I sang together. He was in a band & he'd always get me up on the stage at the end to sing stairway to heaven while he played it on the guitar. Some years later, when he was only 45, it was played at his funeral. My only regret is that I didn't sing it but I'm not sure I could have kept it together...

I probably have far too many special songs all of which evoke memories, but one of them has to be 'You are my Sunshine' which my dad used to sing to my daughter (his first grandchild) when she was little. As she got a bit older they used to sing it to each other down the phone. I'm flooded with memories of those precious days whenever I hear that song!