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Please post your father-daughter song

lreigada Posted:

Please post your father-daughter song

I am having a hard time finding a song that I like.

Tracy&Brian Posted:

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what meaning/feeling are you trying to get out of the song? there are so many father daughter songs that work:

Here are some ideas:

I Hope You Dance- Leanne Womack
Butterfly Kisses Bob Carlisle
Because You Loved Me Celine Dion
Wind Beneath My Wings Bette Middler
Through the Years Kenny Rogers
The Way You Look Tonight Frank Sinatra or Harry Conick Jr.
Can You Feel The Love Tonight Elton John
Isn’t She Lovely Stevie Wonder
Father’s Eyes Amy Grant
Unforgettable Nat King Cole
Daddy’s Little Girl Kippi Brannon or Mills Brothers or Al Martino
I Turn to You Christina Aguilera
evnme Posted:

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i've got you under my skin- frank sinatra

Tracy&Brian Posted:

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Some more Ideas:

My Girl- the Temptations
When Angels Fly- Tony Ransom & The Heavely Light Orchestra
Lullabye (Goodnight my angel)- Billy Joel
How Sweet it is(To be loved by you)- James Taylor
lreigada Posted:

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That is a good question - I guess I don't want anything too mushy or 'love songish.' I am shocked by the sexual under tones of some of the father-daughter songs. I guess I am looking for songs along the line of unforgettable, what a wonderful world, somewhere over the rainbow, etc. but I feel like I want to find a less played song than those.

DebsNY Posted:

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i used 'have i told you lately' by rod stewart with my dad and 'because you loved me' with my step-father.

Mdolph6 Posted:

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I am using wind beneath my wings....it has a special meaning for my father and I

Junebride06 Posted:

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I like Martina McBride's 'In My Daughter's Eyes' - I know its technically from a mother to a daughter because its a woman singing, but the message of the song is perfect for father-daughter IMO

natinwpb Posted:

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Beyond the Sea. My Dad loves Bobby Darin.

ambrosbride Posted:

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Butterfly Kisses -Bob Carlisle i think i'm going with this one

liwinebride Posted:

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Cats in the Cradle by Harry Chapin

regi Posted:

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We danced to Bridge over troubled water', the Clay AIken version. We also took dance lessons. I
prncssrachel Posted:

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I danced with my dad to 'Daughters' by John Mayer.

alioop4282 Posted:

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Posted by lreigada

That is a good question - I guess I don't want anything too mushy or 'love songish.' I am shocked by the sexual under tones of some of the father-daughter songs. I guess I am looking for songs along the line of unforgettable, what a wonderful world, somewhere over the rainbow, etc. but I feel like I want to find a less played song than those.



Yeah, like Through the Years by Kenny Rogers. That's a love song, not a father-daughter song at all IMO.
CC59 Posted:

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I think I'm going to dance with my stepfather to 'Kind and Generous' by Natalie Merchant

anglbyme Posted:

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Im using Celine Deon 'Because You Loved Me'

VadersBride2006 Posted:

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We are using The Rainbow Connection from the Muppet Movie... The Muppets have special meaning for me and my dad.

Rebecca B Posted:

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You raise me up -josh groban

sarahbelle Posted:

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In My Life - the Beatles

chloeme2 Posted:

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My dad wants Sunrise Sunset... I'm nit thrilled about it but I want my Daddy to be happy......

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