They Say That the Road Ain't No Place to Start a Family..."
FlourishAnyway believes at that place is a playlist for but about any situation and is on a mission to unite and entertain the world through song.
Your Family Is a Family unit of Incredibles
Even without the costumes, your family unit is incredible. Make a playlist of rock, pop, state and R&B hits to gloat your family's unbreakable bonds.
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Allow's Celebrate: Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers, and Others
Families. They can be a source of love, back up, frustration, and even embarrassment. But they can besides go on you laughing and entertained.
Some of the most memorable funny moments are those I've shared with my family. They are an eclectic bunch of conservative, liberal, wacky, average, frugal, generous and by and large fun people who—except for our genetics—would probably never choose to know one another. What binds us, however, is our shared experience.
Funny Family Memories
1 memorable Thanksgiving, my large family gathered effectually the table to eat dinner. We practiced our best manners considering my sister and her and so-husband had brought forth their three young boys. They were all dressed up, and their 7-year-old, William, was even wearing a suit and necktie (his idea, and so they claimed.)
Equally parents bickered over what the baby would eat, young William turned to the rest of the group and said matter-of-factly, "Welcome to HELL."
People all over America were packed around their crowded Thanksgiving tables probably thinking the same matter, merely it took a child to verbalize this truism.
i. "We Are Family" past Sisters Sledge
This archetype song by Sisters Sledge (1979) celebrates the closeness of family unit bonds. Fortunately, you can always count on loved ones to help you cherish the good times, as well every bit ease you through life's tough transitions.
ii. "Trip the light fantastic toe with My Father" by Luther Vandross
In this poignant, career-defining vocal dedicated to his father, Luther Vandross (2003) reminisces most the bittersweet days he could never get back. When Vandross was a kid, his father would pick him up, lift him high in the air, and trip the light fantastic toe with both he and his mother. Although the vocalist'southward father died when he was withal a child, the loving memory nevertheless brought him comfort every bit an adult.
Sadly, Vandross suffered a stroke the year that the song was released, and his famous friends rallied in support of him to produce a music video for the song. Vandross won 4 Grammies for "Trip the light fantastic with My Father" in 2004, including Song of the Year. He died the following twelvemonth.
3. "Daughters" by John Mayer
John Mayer (2003) advises fathers that their influence confers a lifelong impact on their daughters, specially in how they trust and chronicle to others:
You are the guide and the weight of her earth
Then fathers, be good to your daughters
Daughters will honey like y'all do.
Families: We're All In This Together
"Yep, we're related. How'd y'all guess?" A group of meerkats is called a "gang," "association," or "mob." Meerkats live in underground burrows in the deserts of Botswana, Namibia,southwestern Angola, and South Africa.
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four. "Holes In the Floor of Heaven" past Steve Wariner
If you've always lost a close family unit member, and so you lot understand what country star Steve Wariner conveys in this tender 1998 striking. Long subsequently your loved one has left this globe, yous tin still feel their presence and they spotter over y'all and share in your special moments.
5. "You lot're Gonna Miss This" by Trace Adkins
Trace Adkins (2007) cautions usa to slow down and treasure each day. A immature woman is in such a hurry to abound upwardly—from college to marriage to parenthood—that the people in her life remind her to treasure what really matters:
You lot're gonna miss this
You're gonna want this dorsum
You're gonna wish these days hadn't gone by so fast
These are some good times
So have a good look around
You may not know it at present
But you lot're gonna miss this.
6. "There Goes My Life" by Kenny Chesney
In this 2003 song, Kenny Chesney provides an instance of how sometimes the biggest joys in life are the ones you least await. When a young couple is met with an unexpected pregnancy, all the male parent tin remember about is, "There goes my life, There goes my future, my everything." As his daughter grows up and leaves home, those words have on a new, heartfelt meaning.
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7. "Don't Forget to Retrieve Me" by Carrie Underwood
In this 2006 land song, Carrie Underwood describes a immature girl's yearning to break free and the loneliness of leaving home. No matter what happens in the world, there's comfort in carrying your family with y'all wherever you become—even if it'due south only in your centre.
8. "Daddy'southward Hands" by Holly Dunn
Holly Dunn (1986) sees her male parent'south aging easily as being both strong and gentle. He prayed with them, embraced her and patted her on the back when needed, worked difficult with his two hands, and held her mother with them. No matter what, "At that place was always love in Daddy's hands."
9. "Sis Christian" by Night Ranger
Riding in cars with boys can sometimes lead to trouble. This power ballad past Nighttime Ranger (1984) describes the concern of an older brother for his sister, as she grows up too fast.
10. "The Greatest Human being I Never Knew" by Reba McEntire
Once you heed to this song, you'll want to call your begetter and tell him that you lot honey him. Reba McEntire (1992) describes a male parent who became so wrapped upwards in his role as provider that he neglected to stop and just hug his daughter and express how much she meant to him. Although the two were family unit members, they were most of all strangers. Don't let this happen to you lot. Be an emotional bridge rather than a wall to those around you.
11. "My Father's Eyes" by Eric Clapton
Rock legend Eric Clapton (1998) describes his ache at having never met his father and having his life built upon an uncertain foundation. At the aforementioned time, even so, he realizes that when he looked into his son's eyes he found the connection he had sought all along.
Are You an Emotional Bridge? Connector or Divider?
Y'all can choose to exist an emotional wall or a bridge to others around you, including your family members. Exercise yous connect other people in positive means, bringing them together and making them experience good almost themselves and each other?
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12. "I'm Already In that location" by Lonestar
For families who are separated past a loved i'due south absenteeism, Lonestar (2001) captures the worry, reassurances, and the yearning to exist reunited.
The song became widely associated with military families whose loved ones were deployed after ix/11, only it can likewise depict those who must travel for piece of work.
13. "Who Says You Can't Become Dwelling" by Bon Jovi and Jennifer Nettles
You spend the first 18 years of your life trying to escape where you grew up—the boondocks, family unit, and everything that is familiar—and so later traveling the world, you figure out home is not so bad after all. In this 2006 cross-over hit Bon Jovi and Jennifer Nettles value their family roots and come full-circle in their quest to return home.
Nothing tin supplant the warmth of a hug from someone who loves you lot.
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14. "Mama Said" by The Shirelles
The Shirelles (1961) offering this classic nod to a mother'due south sage communication about not worrying too much about what you cannot change.
15. "Because You lot Loved Me" by Celine Dion
This Grammy Award-winning song was a worldwide hitting in 1996, thanks to Celine Dion. Although she added the discussion "infant" to the songwriter's lyrics, it was actually written as a tribute to a father for his guidance, support and encouragement.
16. "My Town" by Montgomery Gentry
Montgomery Gentry (2002) is proud of their hometown. Although not perfect, it represents familiarity, continuity, and all that is correct in the world. With the prevalence of geographic mobility—moving frequently because of jobs, the military machine, etc.—count yourself lucky if you can say you are truly "from" anywhere.
17. "Hurt" by Christina Aguilera
This 2006 song by Christina Aguilera is total of regret every bit she takes on the persona of a daughter reflecting on lost opportunities to connect with her father, who has recently passed abroad.
Would you tell me I was incorrect?
Would you help me understand?
Are you looking down upon me?
Are you proud of who I am?
In that location's nothing I wouldn't do
To have just ane more than chance
To look into your eyes and see you looking dorsum
18. "True cat'due south in the Cradle" by Harry Chapin
Relationships are like investments in that what you get out depends on what y'all put into them. This classic song by Harry Chapin (1974) recounts a young begetter who was too busy investing in his own future to spend time with his immature son.
The father's inattentiveness comes full-circle in his retirement years, however, when in he becomes the recipient of his grown son'south benign neglect. After all, the son had an expert office model.
And as I hung up the phone, it occurred to me
He'd grown up but like me
My boy was just like me.
Take time to enjoy the little things in life, similar warm hugs and gummy kisses from your kids. One 24-hour interval you lot'll look dorsum and realize they were bigger than you idea.
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19. "Butterfly Kisses" by Bob Carlisle
From little girl to teenager to young bride, the daughter in this 1997 vocal by Bob Carlisle (1997) is dearly treasured by her devoted male parent. If every child was valued the manner she is, the world's problems would exist so much smaller.
xx. "Hey Blood brother" by Avicii
This moving song by Avicii (2013) is a testament to the bonds of kinship. Considering blood is thicker than h2o, in your darkest moments, you lot can e'er count on family:
Oh, if the heaven comes falling downwards, for y'all
There's nothing in this earth I wouldn't practise.
21. "Mama's Song" past Carrie Underwood
Carrie Underwood (2010) promises her mother that the man she is marrying is an hostage life partner who will keep his promises. The daughter is moving away from her mother, and it'south a bittersweet time in their lives.
22. "The House That Built Me" by Miranda Lambert
In this Grammy Award-winning song, Miranda Lambert (2010) visits her babyhood home, and the memories come rushing in. She asks to come in for a look effectually, promising to accept zero but a memory.
The house represents more where she used to do her homework, learned guitar, and where she buried her favorite dog in the yard. Her family home was her foundation in life and reminds her of a fourth dimension when relationships were simpler and life was less complicated.
A small part of my family unit. Are there any black sheep here, or did they stay abode?
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23. "I'll Be There" past Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz
Whether you lot prefer the Mariah Carey and Trey Lorenz duet (1992) or the 1970 version by the Jackson Five, this song is near promising to evidence upwardly, stand up, and exist counted in a loved one'south life when it'southward important.
24. "He Didn't Have to Be" past Brad Paisley
Brad Paisley gives a shout-out to pace-fathers and other role models in kids' lives in this 1999 chart-topper. The song'south protagonist is a five year-old son of a unmarried female parent, and almost immediately the homo who eventually became his footstep-father included him in dates and activities. Fast-forward to adulthood as he is ready to become a male parent himself and the protagonist recalls all the means his footstep-father helped him:
Lookin' back all I can say about all the things he did for me
Is I promise I'1000 at least one-half the dad that he didn't accept to be.
25. "Daddy's Little Girl" by Frankie J.
Told from a daughter'southward perspective, this 2006 vocal past Frankie J. describes the middle wrenching tale of a family'southward break-upward and the lasting impact of feeling abandoned.
26. "That'south My Job" by Conway Twitty
Conway Twitty (1987) descibes his begetter and role model in this song equally the one who provided comfort, guidance, and encouragement every bit just part of his job of "dad." He explains to his son:
That's my chore, that'south what I do
Everything I exercise is considering of you
To go along yous safe with me, that'south my job, you lot meet
27. "Sometimes You Can't Make Information technology on Your Own" by U2
This Grammy Honor-winning song by U2 (2004) is about Bono's distant and strained human relationship with his dying father. The lyrics reveal that he struggled to bridge their advice split up and his father'southward tendency to shut others out. He perceived them as ultimately very similar.
28. "Meanwhile Dorsum at Mama's" by Tim McGraw
While the earth demands a fast pace, domicile represents solace and piece of cake predictability. In this song, Tim McGraw (2014) yearns to abandon the high pressure life to return to all the things he thought he'd never miss back at his mama'southward place.
Our family tree has some twisted roots.
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29. "Somebody's Hero" past Jamie O'Neal
Jamie O'Neal (2005) reminds u.s.a. in this sweetness song that you don't accept to wear a cape, exist a rock star, or travel to the moon to be someone'southward hero. If you're a parent, you probably already are. (Call back this when yous are tempted to criticize a parent in front of his or her child.)
30. "Never Gonna Be Alone" by Nickelback
This 2009 ability carol past Nickelback provides a parent's message of unconditional love and support, regardless of any missed opportunities for togetherness in the past:
I'm gonna be in that location all the way,
I won't be missing ane more mean solar day,
I'1000 gonna be at that place always,
I won't be missing one more day.
Even More Songs Well-nigh Family: Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers, and Others
| Title | Creative person | Twelvemonth Released |
|---|---|---|
| 31. My Town | Niggling Texas | 1993 |
| 32. Family Tradition | Hank Williams Jr. | 1979 |
| 33. Love Can Build A Bridge | The Judds | 1990 |
| 34. In My Daughter's Optics | Martina McBride | 2003 |
| 35. Coat Of Many Colors | Dolly Parton | 1971 |
| 36. Daddy's Little Girl | Michael Buble | 2002 |
| 37. He Own't Heavy, He's My Brother | The Hollies | 1969 |
| 38. Family Portrait | Pinkish | 2002 |
| 39. My Little Girl | Tim McGraw | 2006 |
| 40. Black Sheep | John Anderson | 1983 |
| 41. Blessed | Martina McBride | 2001 |
| 42. A Song For Mama | Boyz Two Men | 1997 |
| 43. Yous'll Always Be My Baby | Sara Evans | 2006 |
| 44. Information technology Won't Be Like This For Long | Darius Rucker | 2008 |
| 45. I Hope Y'all Dance | Lee Ann Womack | 2000 |
| 46. Family Is Family | Kacey Musgraves | 2015 |
| 47. Ready, Set, Don't Go | Billy Ray Cyrus & Miley Cyrus | 2007 |
| 48. Just Fishin' | Trace Adkins | 2011 |
| 49. Love Without End, Amen | George Strait | 1990 |
| 50. My Front Porch, Lookin' In | Lonestar | 2003 |
| 51. Cleaning This Gun (Come On In, Boy) | Trace Adkins | 2007 |
| 52. Seein' My Father In Me | Paul Overstreet | 1990 |
| 53. Family unit Man | Craig Campbell | 2010 |
| 54. Watching You | Rodney Atkins | 2006 |
| 55. The Walk | Sawyer Brown | 1991 |
| 56. Father of Mine | Everclear | 1997 |
| 57. Confessions of a Cleaved Heart | Lindsay Lohan | 2005 |
| 58. He Walked On Water | Randy Travis | 1990 |
| 59. Father to Son | Queen | 1974 |
| 60. The Perfect Fan | Backstreet Boys | 1999 |
| 61. Oh Female parent | Christina Aguilera | 2006 |
| 62. A Song for Mama | Boyz II Men | 1997 |
| 63. Mom | Meghan Trainor | 2016 |
| 64. Turn to You | Justin Bieber | 2012 |
| 65. Thank you Mom | Adept Charlotte | 2000 |
| 66. Dear Mom | Girls' Generation | 2009 |
| 67. Like My Mother Does | Lauren Alaina | 2011 |
| 68. Older Sis | Carly Simon | 1974 |
| 69. Sister Oh Sister | Rodney Crowell and Mary Carr (feat. Roseanne Cash) | 2012 |
| 70. My Brother | Wishbone Ash | 1999 |
| 71. Blest | Elton John | 1995 |
| 72. In My Girl's Eyes | Martina McBride | 2003 |
| 73. I Remember Virtually You | Collin Raye | 1995 |
| 74. Grandpa, Tel Me 'Bout the Good Ol' Days | The Judds | 1986 |
| 75. I Loved Her First | Heartland | 2006 |
| 76. Buckaroo | Rodney Atkins | 2006 |
| 77. Dear Daughter | Halestorm | 2015 |
| 78. Arms Wide Open | Creed | 2000 |
| 79. Forty Again | John Drupe | 1996 |
| 80. I'll Be Your Man | Zac Brown Band | 2015 |
| 81. I'll Ever Love My Mama | The Intruders | 1973 |
| 82. And then They Do | Tracy Byrd | 2003 |
| 83. Female parent-In-Police | Ernie Thousand-Doe | 1961 |
| 84. If It Wasn't for a Woman | Kellie Pickler | 2017 |
| 85. Paw That Rocks the Cradle | Glen Campbell | 1987 |
| 86. This Song Is for My Female parent | Catman Cohen | 2011 |
| 87. Father, Yous Believed | Catman Cohen | 2005 |
| 88. My Father's Daughter | Jewel (Featuring Dolly Parton) | 2015 |
| 89. I Saw God Today | George Strait | 2008 |
| 90. Not All Heroes Wear Capes | Owl City | 2017 |
| 91. The Season'south Upon Us | Dropkick Murphs | 2013 |
| 92. Merry Christmas from the Family unit | Robert Earl Keene | 1994 |
| 93. Brother | Needtobreathe (Featuring Gavin McGraw) | 2015 |
| 94. My Mother's Optics | Alec Benjamin | 2018 |
| 95. Brother | Kodaline | 2017 |
| 96. I Wish Grandpas Never Died | Riley Green | 2020 |
| 97. Family | TobyMac | 2012 |
| 98. For My Daughter | Kane Brown | 2019 |
| 99. A New Solar day Has Come up | Celine Dion | 2002 |
| 100. Lady | Brett Young | 2020 |
| 101. Granddaddy'south Chair | Kane Dark-brown | 2016 |
| 102. Gracie | Ben Folds | 2005 |
| 103. Volume of John | Tim McGraw | 2013 |
| 104. My Former Man | Zac Brown Ring | 2017 |
Families are like fudge: mostly sweet with a few nuts.
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FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on March 03, 2020:
Peggy - Those family unit creature names are challenging. Glad you lot took the quiz. Give thanks you for stopping by!
Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on March 03, 2020:
Families brand the world get round! I think that we all have a mixture of interesting folks in our extended families if truth exist told. It looks like I have to go back to school with regard to naming groups of animals. This is a long listing of songs related to family and families.
Sam on January 24, 2020:
Some other songs nearly families I like
My female parent's optics - Alec Benjamin
Mockingbird - Eminem
Brother - Kodaline
To my parents - Anna Klendeline
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Nov 17, 2019:
waluigi - That's a adequately narrow request. Off the top of my head, other than "Kinfolks," a 2019 country vocal past Sam Chase I'm not sure off the pinnacle of my head. Rather than catering to what they might already know which is hard to guess with teens, why not expand their horizons and introduce them to some new music you admire?
waluigi on November 13, 2019:
what songs take family in it from the past year that a teengager would know?
FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on September sixteen, 2019:
Shannon - Glad you were able to figure it out. I included this song on the playlist, Songs About Unconditional Love. Thanks for stopping by!
Shannon Henry from Texas on September 15, 2019:
I establish it! It's actually called "Unconditional" by Clay Davidson.
Shannon Henry from Texas on September xv, 2019:
Hi Flourish,
I was trying to discover an advisable playlist to ask this question....I've been searching for the proper noun of the song and vocalizer of a particular vocal I remember from effectually the 90s. Unfortunately, I can't call back who sang it and then I tin can't easily narrow down my search. Practise yous know of a country song about a begetter and his unconditional honey for a son? One of the verses of the song talks about the begetter telling his son that it's his way or the highway and the son chooses to leave. Only the male parent'south dear is still unconditional.
FlourishAnyway (author) from United states on December fifteen, 2017:
Frank - Glad you enjoyed this! Have a fun-filled weekend!
Frank Atanacio from Shelton on December xiv, 2017:
a very fun list.. and I did poorly on that quiz.. 52%... But the crab one I selected delicious.. and that should exist right LOL
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on December fourteen, 2017:
Kezie - I capeesh your feedback. Have a keen day.
Kezie on December xiv, 2017:
It'due south crawly
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on October x, 2017:
mithu babu - Thanks
mithu babu on October 09, 2017:
Very nice
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on September xv, 2017:
Kyah - What a sweet song! I added it at #81. Thank you for the suggestion. Go hug your mama and I'1000 gonna do the same today. Mothers are a special souvenir.
Kyah on September 14, 2017:
I'll Always Dear My Mama by The Intruders
I heard it when I was driving home i nighttime on Mother'south Twenty-four hour period. It'south an oldie, but a goodie!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on June 23, 2017:
wordsmitty25 - That's a existent overnice vocal. It reflects how I feel nigh my own dad. I've added it. Cheers for the suggestion.
wordsmitty25 on June 22, 2017:
Forty Again by John Berry of his album Faces.
Wholesome, honest, moving and positive... should be at the pinnacle of the list!
FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on March 11, 2017:
Hi - Give thanks you for the proffer. I couldn't find it in English language, but I'g certain people will see it in the comments here.
Hello on March 10, 2017:
When I saw beloved mom past SNSD
FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on July 21, 2015:
Danny - Cheers for the feedback and for stopping past to read. Accept a terrific week!
Danny Cabaniss from Shawnee, Oklahoma on July xx, 2015:
Awesome! I dear information technology when you write near family, and when you write about music, so this makes for a great combination. I dear the pictures, and the town names. It all comes together to make a terrific hub!
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on June 25, 2015:
VioletteRose - Cheers for reading and taking the time to leave a comment. Have a groovy balance of the calendar week.
VioletteRose from Atlanta on June 24, 2015:
What a wonderful list of songs for families. The lyrics you lot shared here are and then touching, thank you and so much for sharing such cute songs!
Patricia Scott from North Central Florida on June 18, 2015:
What an amazing collection of family songs. Many of these cause me to weep, I admit information technology. The power of music to soothe raw edges and to bring dorsum memories is wonderful..fifty-fifty if it means some unpleasant ones...I have establish they enable me to place what troubled me and let it go.
Well done.
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Angels are headed your way this morning ps
FlourishAnyway (writer) from Us on May twenty, 2015:
Supuni Fernando - Cheers for your kind kudos. Have a keen week.
Supuni Fernando from Colombo, Sri Lanka on May 19, 2015:
Amazing post- Family is the best thing in the world.
FlourishAnyway (author) from U.s. on May 17, 2015:
Akriti Mattu - Cheers for reading/listening and for the up vote. Accept a great weekend!
Akriti Mattu from Shimla, India on May 17, 2015:
What a wonderful post. Voted up.
FlourishAnyway (author) from Us on May 06, 2015:
torrilynn - They're adorable, aren't they? Thanks for stopping past. Have a great week.
torrilynn on May 06, 2015:
I actually do like the photograph of the meerkats that you lot included too every bit the songs. cheers for this artistic and enjoyable hub. very interesting and informative. Best of wishes.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 22, 2015:
Molly - Families are such wonderful resources of love and support, and it's skilful to gloat them with song. Thank you for reading.
Molly Layton from Alberta on April 22, 2015:
This is such a great list. It'south tough for me to cull a favourite. Cheers for these wonderful songs.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 21, 2015:
Suzanne - Thanks for stopping by! I hope you're having a wonderful week! I love that song too although I sure hope I don't create that kind of relationship in my own life.
Suzanne Day from Melbourne, Victoria, Commonwealth of australia on April 21, 2015:
Good task on list best family songs. I really like Cats in the Cradle and Nosotros Are Family unit. Voted useful! x
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 13, 2015:
Susie - Thanks for stopping by and taking time to listen. That'south a great vocal! I'm glad yous institute something you enjoyed hither. Have a terrific calendar week!
Susie Lehto from Minnesota on April 12, 2015:
Flourish, y'all must exist a true blueish music lover. You has so many great songs listed here. I had to listen to "Meanwhile Back At Mama's", I beloved that song.
Awesome hub!
FlourishAnyway (writer) from United states of america on Apr 08, 2015:
Bill - Give thanks you lot for taking the time to visit. My nephew is always brutally honest. I promise yous're having a corking week!
Bill De Giulio from Massachusetts on Apr 07, 2015:
Another bang-up listing Flourish. Includes some timeless classics and a few of my personnel favorites. Great task, enjoyed the list. What would we do without family? Loved the Thanksgiving story :)
FlourishAnyway (writer) from U.s.a. on Apr 07, 2015:
Audrey - Another country music lover! I plant information technology interesting how country had so many of the hits about families. Thanks for your kind words. Take a wonderful week ahead.
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 07, 2015:
ezzly - Sometimes the unexpected surprises are the best! Thanks so much for voting and sharing. Have a wonderful week.
ezzly on April 07, 2015:
Aw that made me tingle Your anecdote near There Goes My Life - it is sad for parents when their kids fly the nest. Voted up and sharing on twitter
Audrey Selig from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on Apr 06, 2015:
Hi Flourish - What a great drove of songs, and I do love country. Yous must accept spent a bang-up deal of time compiling this list. Your photos add together to the drove and are fun to encounter. Thank you for sharing. Blessings, Audrey Pinning
FlourishAnyway (writer) from Us on Apr 06, 2015:
MsDora - Give thanks you for your generous, kind words. I certainly hope your Easter was a wonderful one spent with family unit and friends.
Dora Weithers from The Caribbean area on April 06, 2015:
Yours is a beautiful family! You provide a list of meaningful songs, and I intend to make to listen to some of them. Yous also engage us in some fun ways. Thank y'all.
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on April 05, 2015:
Author Trick - Thank you for visiting and for bookmarking. Have a great calendar week ahead!
FlourishAnyway (writer) from Us on April 05, 2015:
Sunshine625 - Glad you enjoyed this! Have a wonderful Easter with your family.
Writer Fob from the wadi near the niggling river on April 05, 2015:
Wow - another corking listing of songs! I think many of these would be great for weddings. I'll bookmark this one for certain.
Linda Bilyeu from Orlando, FL on April 04, 2015:
Way to go Flourish! What an awesome listing of songs. As I was reading through the listing song suggestions entered my mind and then BAM yous mentioned them...I am out of suggestions! :)
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 04, 2015:
Sha - Cheers for stopping by. I hope your weekend has been a great 1. Accept a Happy Easter!
FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on Apr 04, 2015:
Linda - Cheers for stopping by and for the kind comment. Take a wonderful Easter with your family.
Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on Apr 04, 2015:
This is an interesting and bonny hub, every bit ever, Flourish. Information technology's also educational for me, which I appreciate, because I don't know most of the songs that yous've described. I do know The Cat's in the Cradle and I'll Be In that location, though, and I like them both. I hope you accept a very enjoyable Easter.
FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on April 04, 2015:
Susan - Information technology oftentimes doesn't seem similar you'll miss it when you're in the midst of it (i.e., the terrible twos, the teen years) but later you exercise expect back fondly. At least that is what I am finding. Thanks for stopping by!
FlourishAnyway (writer) from USA on April 04, 2015:
Nell - A number of these songs are land hits, and I don't know whether they go much international play. Glad you establish at to the lowest degree one that you enjoyed. Have a wonderful weekend and thank you for stopping by!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on April 04, 2015:
Organized religion Reaper - Cheers and then much for visiting, commenting, sharing and so widely. Have a lovely Easter weekend!
FlourishAnyway (author) from USA on Apr 04, 2015:
justthemessenger - That's an all fourth dimension favorite! Thanks for taking a look at my playlist. Accept a wonderful weekend!
Shauna L Bowling from Cardinal Florida on April 04, 2015:
Bang-up list as usual. I'll have to come up back afterwards and listen to the videos. I beloved Miranda Lambert's The House That Built Me and Jackson v'due south I'll exist There.
Susan Hambidge from Kent, England on Apr 04, 2015:
This is a bang-up hub. So many of these songs make me distressing, though, they shouldn't really but they practice. 'You're gonna miss this' is one of the worst for me, considering it's and then heartbreakingly true!
Faith Reaper from southern United states on April 03, 2015:
Awesome list, Flourish. You found some really great family unit-related songs. Looks similar you come from a pretty great family unit there! I had forgotten a lot of these. I concur with Catherine, in that your commentary is what truly makes your hubs interesting.
Happy Easter weekend.
God bless y'all and your lovely family.
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Nell Rose from England on April 03, 2015:
Hi, most of these I don't know, only I absolutely Beloved Avicci! I have the CD and sing to information technology all twenty-four hour period long! lol! dearest the location names too, especially Mother Mount, how absurd! Corking hub flourish, loved information technology!
James C Moore from Joliet, IL on April 03, 2015:
Reading this I was immediately reminded how the Pittsburgh Pirates used the #1 vocal on this list every bit the theme vocal on their MLB world series championship run. I must say you have very distinctive categories for your song listing.
FlourishAnyway (author) from The states on April 03, 2015:
Homeplace Series - Thank you for taking a look. In that location are so many songs that reflect family relationships. I'm glad you found some that you lot enjoyed. Have a terrific weekend.
William Leverne Smith from Hollister, MO on April 03, 2015:
What a wonderful listing! Many, many memories. Many I'd forgotten almost. Cheers, then much, for sharing! ;-)
FlourishAnyway (author) from United states of america on April 03, 2015:
Catherine - Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment. It'due south often hard to make the right choices in our daily lives but kids grow upwardly so quickly, and they're certainly work the investments nosotros provide.
FlourishAnyway (writer) from Us on Apr 03, 2015:
Larry - It'south 1 of my favorites, likewise! Accept a great weekend!
FlourishAnyway (author) from Usa on April 03, 2015:
Nib - Glad I could help out. Have a wonderful weekend!
Larry Rankin from Oklahoma on Apr 03, 2015:
A lot of good songs, but I think "Daughters" is my favorite.
Wonderful article.
Catherine Giordano from Orlando Florida on April 03, 2015:
Another great playlist and your commentary adds then much. I would frequently recall of Cat's in the Cradle" when my son was young and I was to decorated to spend fourth dimension with him. It made me reprioritize so I had the time. Music has the power to motion usa and alter usa. Voted up ++
FlourishAnyway (writer) from Usa on April 03, 2015:
Frank - Thanks for being first today! Have a terrific weekend.
Nib Holland from Olympia, WA on April 03, 2015:
What a peachy list. Not surprisingly, many of the songs are country...and many of them are favorites of mine. Thanks for giving me something to mind to today. :)
Frank Atanacio from Shelton on Apr 03, 2015:
forty all-time.. wow enjoyed doing this hub.. took the quiz.. did the thumbnails.. and enjoyed your list thank you so much flourish :) Frank
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