What's the first song you can remember hearing?

A better sweet Yiddish lullaby my mom sang.

I remember driving with my parents and hearing this.

Who's peekin' out from
Under a stairway
Callin' a name
That's lighter than air?
Who's bendin' down to
Give me a rainbow?
Everyone knows it's Windy.

Who's trippin' down the
Streets of the city
Smilin' at
Everybody she sees?
Who's reachin' out to
Capture a moment?
Everyone knows it's Windy.

And Windy has stormy eyes
That flash at the sound of lies
And Windy has wings to fly
Above the clouds.
Above the clouds.

I was thinking about Imur's mom's lullabye and it reminded me of one my dad used to sing to me, which I then sang to my kids- I wonder what they thought about Bill's wife dying in a poolroom fight:

David - if you still like Lullabye of Broadway you should listen to this cd:

She has a lovely voice and she does songs from Broadway shows.

I remember that song too - I always loved it- and thought it came from Peter Pan- until I realized later it was totally unrelated.

I remember my mom playing a Martina McBride tape in the car most clearly, although there was so much music around me all the time that I can't exactly place my finger on the one I heard first.

But my favorite song off it was I Love You. I remember ordering her not to talk every time it came on.

Just curious, at what age are you roughly referring to Zandra?

My mother singing Silver Threads Among the Gold to me. I don't know how old I was, maybe two.

- you have to wait for it to start.

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Love, love me doo, you know I love you....or Sir Duke by Stevie Wonder.
Not sure what kiddie songs I first sung, maybe twinkle twinkle little star or Raggle Taggle Gypsy. I heard a lot of Irish tunes when I was small, so the fiddle was pretty common. The first song I learned to play on the piano was Good King Wenceslas ad nauseam. Didn't even have a real piano, played a toy for the first few months. I still have it, though it's missing a few keys.

Hmm... Maybe two or three?

I think it`s yesterday once more

THE ALPHABET! xD LOL!

Funny, I can remember very distinctly going to kindergarten and hearing the alphabet song and thinking, 'All the other kids seem to already know the 'words' to this song and I have no idea what they are - but I guess I should pretend to know as everyone else seems to,' so I just mumbled along until I figured out what the heck was going on and really learned the letters of the alphabet.

Surprising really because I had an older sister and an older brother and my parents gave us all lots of attention, but that wasn't something that I'd ever heard before. I learned it really quick though.