the Song at your funeral

[razark]

Cause if I'm having that bad a day, everyone else should, too.

Edit:
And I want it on bagpipes!

[Penguin]

Originally Posted by razark

Cause if I'm having that bad a day, everyone else should, too.

Edit:
And I want it on bagpipes!

Sadly, I could not find a bagpipe version of this song online, I tried all name variations, nothing came up...
But I see this as a quest, next week I will look into the archives at work. There must be a lunatic somewhere who played and recorded this song on bagpipes. Don't die before we found it, man!

[Bubblehead1980]

Never really thought about it but I have several songs that would be played...


Con te Partiro


Danny Boy


Walking to New Orleans:

Finally:Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture(Finale)

[Alex]

Anything that would make most people happy.

[Highbury]

Originally Posted by Alex

Anything that would make most people happy.

Agreed. That is why I want Walking On Sunshine. I hate the song myself, but put it on in a group and everyone smiles, laughs and dances.. even if they are all just taking the mic on the awful and overly cheery song

[razark]

Originally Posted by Penguin

Sadly, I could not find a bagpipe version of this song online, I tried all name variations, nothing came up...

I did a quick search, too.

Originally Posted by Penguin

But I see this as a quest, next week I will look into the archives at work. There must be a lunatic somewhere who played and recorded this song on bagpipes. Don't die before we found it, man!

If the bagpipes are unavailable, a live performance on this instrument:

would be an acceptable performance.

Originally Posted by frau kaleun

As an added bonus, make anyone who doesn't get up and do the dance pay for his own drinks at the wake.

Just remember, the first two letters of funeral are "F U".

[frau kaleun]

Originally Posted by razark

Cause if I'm having that bad a day, everyone else should, too.

Edit:
And I want it on bagpipes!

As an added bonus, make anyone who doesn't get up and do the dance pay for his own drinks at the wake.