Which song?

How about Abba's "Super Trouper" - the chorus part!

The Circle Game. The seasons ,they go round and round, the painted ponies go up and down we're captive on a carousel of time ......?

I'll be there for you , the theme tune from "Friends"

That's not really the ethos of Gransnet though, is it henetha?

I'm puzzled by some of these suggestions...

All By Myself. Eric Carmen. 1976.

Years ago i would have suggested 'When Im 64'(beatles) but now Im nearly 73 , 64 seems quite young!!!

Bridge Over Troubled Water?

Haha! Yes, give me 'alf a chance and I'll still misbehave etc.

Help!

The theme tune from One Foot in the Grave?

We've gone a bit dark there, Leesa . I insisted on Don't Fear the Reaper as one of the songs to be played at our last birthday party, though DH said nobody would dance to it. I dragged a friend onto the dance floor and we stayed there, just the two of us, for the duration. It's a very long song....

There's a song called Sharks in the Swimming Pool, which is perfect for some threads .

For the rest, Let’s Face the Music and Dance. Let's help each other make the most of life while we can.

Don't fear the reaper by Blue Oyster cult?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUO_5EALZoM

Foxyferret Perfect for some threads

Elvis for me too - Always on my mind.

Not sure about that one, nipsmum!

In the ghetto by Elvis.

Any songs of Elvis Presley's

I'm still standing, Elton John

You've got a Friend by James Taylor.

I will Survive by Gloria Gaynor
Even my five year old GD knows the words

'Always Look on the Bright Side of Life' tra la, tra la, dum di dum, di dum!

The verse that wanders around many English folk songs, with slight variations:
Oh time, it is a precious thing; And time brings all things to my mind; Time, with all its labours, along with all its joys; Let no-one steal away your time.

Those with a country upbringing or love of folk music will know the double meaning of time/ thyme (female pudenda) so there's a warning in there about only giving your time / thyme to someone who deserves it!
This is a link to the amazing Norma Waterson (where have the years gone?) singing one version with her family:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0QJPEckm4s

What A Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong sums it up for me. The many different experiences, views, backgrounds, personalities and yep, wisdom; it's all here on GN.

Games People Play by Joe South