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What song reminds you of your dating days?

Asked by Headhurts (4505points) October 18th, 2013

Was listening to music this morning, and two songs played that were out when I were dating my s/o.
Robyn – With Every Heartbeat, and
Alicia Keys – No one.

Just thought it would be a cute question to ask.

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janbb's avatar

George Harrison “All Things Must Pass”
Joni Mitchell “Wish I had a Riiver I could Skate Away On”

Pachy's avatar

Silly as it will sound to most of you, Silouettes is mine.

filmfann's avatar

Robert Plant’s Big Log

When I was dating my wife, I was driving an hour to see her, and this song was always on the radio at the time. The line “My love is in league with the freeway” also fit.

anniereborn's avatar

Geez…I dated in Junior High, High School, College, Post Divorce, Pre 2nd Marriage.
I’d have a list a mile long. That spans almost 30 years minus the 7 years of my first marriage.

I don’t think I can pick just one.

ucme's avatar

Hokey Cokey.
“Ya put your whole self in, your whole self out, in out, in out & shake it all ab…” ya catch ma drift.

ragingloli's avatar

I do not know any songs about rape.

muppetish's avatar

Anything but Louis Armstrong, but especially A Kiss to Build a Dream On. I was listening to Armstrong when I met my significant other, so his music is meaningful to the both of us.

Coloma's avatar

Old Grateful dead and Led Zeppelin, I was a 60’s and 70’s kid, my ex was a die hard Zeppelin fan waaaay back when, I was the dead head hippie girl. :-)

Judi's avatar

This song reminds me of the one that broke my heart, although the song had to have come out in the 80’s not 1994 like the video says. Corny I know, but at the time it was intense.
I almost felt guilty listening to it!
The Eagles Hotel California and Steve Miller Band Fly like an Eagle remind me of the time.

Only138's avatar

“Can I Play with Madness” by Iron Maiden :)

Pooh54's avatar

Englebert Humperdink – After the Lovin’. First time I danced with my husband -prior to our first official date.

Judi's avatar

This question has had me in a melancholy mood all morning. Although it was 36 years ago, I have been reliving the moment when my first love broke up with me. We were driving south on Jefferson Street in Eugene, Oregon and that song was on the radio. We were stopped at the light on 13the street. I think it was raining, I was crying and I had never ever felt that kind of pain. Ugh.
I know in retrospect the whole thing was a gift, but I have been reliving that moment, with that stupid song stuck in my head all morning.

KNOWITALL's avatar

If you could only see by Tonic. And of course Sinead O’Connor, Nothing Compares…lol, my emo anthem.

ucme's avatar

^^ WTF, you dated Stevie Wonder?

KNOWITALL's avatar

@ucme Ba-hahahahaha!!!

ucme's avatar

I now have the video to Lionel Richie’s Hello stuck in my head…boo-hoo.

Sunny2's avatar

Love is a Many Splendored Thing

JLeslie's avatar

There are so many.

Tell me why by Bronsky Beat
Many Pet Shop boys songs
Blue Monday
Push it (which sounds crude and funny as I write it) by salt n Pepa.

KNOWITALL's avatar

@JLeslie OMG, that is sooooo funny, I loved that song!

Salt and Pepa’s here, and we’re in effect
Want you to push it, babe
Coolin’ by day then at night working up a sweat
C’mon girls, let’s go show the guys that we know
How to become number one in a hot party show
Now push it

JLeslie's avatar

A lot of my dating was spent in dance clubs.

SadieMartinPaul's avatar

@Pachyderm_In_The_Room Not silly at all. That’s an exquisite song and one of my own favorites.

gondwanalon's avatar

It’s Only Make Believe By Elvis. I spent a several years with one woman in the 80’s. We would go to parties and split up to look for someone else to party and go home with. But we usually came up empty and went home together. I did love her so and asked her to marry me but she only loved me as a friend. We are still friends and I now love her like a sister.

ETpro's avatar

It’s Now of Never by Elvis. Tossing and Turning by Bobby Lewis. Acker Bilk doing Stranger on the Shore. Amazing that Mr. Bilk’s instrumental topped the Billboard chart in 1962.

AshLeigh's avatar

Still dating, but I’m gonna answer anyways.
Goodnight Moon by Go Radio.
I Like You by Man Overboard.

Blondesjon's avatar

Beat It – Michael Jackson

The Stroke – Billy Squier

Willie And The Hand Jive – Johnny Otis

SadieMartinPaul's avatar

Well, I started dating at age 16, and I was 34-years-old when I got married. That’s quite a culture span.

So, what do I consider to have been my dating years? I guess the early times, when it was all new and I still cared about popular culture.

“Stairway to Heaven” (it seemed mysterious and romantic)
“Color My World” (it was played at every school dance and prom)

Adagio's avatar

This song comes to mind…

Joan Armatrading Love and Affection

And 13 years later:

Clannad Closer to Your Heart

sweetjill's avatar

My ex fiancée was a huge fan of house music and especially of deep minimal, so not long before we broke up, he was 24/7 listening to this song Gus Gus – Arabian Horse All the time it was playing, and to be honest I kinda like this song too, but it’s too painful to listen to it for me.

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