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in your opinion , what is the best song ever?

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Umbrellas - The City Lights

First heard it on Greys Anatomy years ago and I've loved it ever since

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Gozem

Original post by grandmasterchief

Runaways-The killers

This one lol

Or In and Out of Love by Armin Van Buuren

Reply 22

lovepeace

Darude sandstorm

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Reply 23

Tenaj1496

Original post by mrchazza

Anything by red hot chili's

Same here, huge fan!

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LTG

DJ Boonie - When It Was Me

Oasis - Whatever.

Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End - The Beatles

Pink Floyd - Time

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Darude sandstorm

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Goddamit I knew some bugger was going to mention Dandstorm Sarude.

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Emma:-)

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Up by shania twain

Runaway - Kanye West

Original post by grandmasterchief

Runaways-The killers

YES!! and Mr. Brightside <3

Reply 32

a3poify

Original post by cleverasvoltaire

That is effing insane and a contestant for best video (if you haven't seen it go watch it) but best song? Nuh uh. Even in rap there's better songs as well as in experimental rap eg. most Death Grips songs.

Never really got into Death Grips, but Get Got, Hacker, and I've Seen Footage are really good.

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a3poify

Original post by elоhssа

Pink Floyd - Time

+1

Gets really depressing too, when you listen to it.

Although I flit around a bit between this, Comfortably Numb, and Marooned.

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a3poify

Original post by Luhar

Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End - The Beatles

Why not the whole Medley (You Never Give Me Your Money through The End/Her Majesty)

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luvinit

Best song ever-One Direction

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Unicorn16

I did a quick search for you:
"Best Song Ever" is a song recorded by British/Irish boy band One Direction. It was released on 22 July 2013 by Syco and Columbiaas the lead single from the group's third studio album, Midnight Memories. Written by Wayne Hector, John Ryan, Ed Drewett, and Julian Bunetta, and produced by Bunetta, Matt Rad, and Ryan, the song was recorded in 2013 and runs for 3 minutes and 21 seconds." - Wikipedia.