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Pop songs and mawkish behaviour at Funerals...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...-funerals.html
I can understand this POV - dont forget that most ministers do around 3 funerals per week (hardcore if you think about what it entails) and dont forget where these particular funerals are being held etc.. |
Surely its up to the family how they want to mourn their lost ones...and if that means listening to Celine Dion (wouldnt be my choice) then so be it
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Maybe he should just keep his opinions to himself and do his ****ing job.
Pop music... popular music, which touches a lot more people than old hymns they only listen to or sing along with if they have to. If pop music emotes the feelings more suitably, what's the problem? If I want Sympathy for the Devil played at my funeral, then it's gonna happen. |
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I am sure that if I go up to the dj booth at G.A.Y. and ask for "My Jesus I Love Thee I Know Thou Art Mine" they would be most accommodating? :hugesmile: |
Highway to hell would be playing at mine
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LOL... Cool choice. I'm having "She Bangs" by Ricky Martin. |
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No wonder Christianity is on the decrease. Where in the bible does it say "thou shalt suck the comfort and joy out of everything"?
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i rather go by getting eating by the dogs
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Niamh you be dead so you wouldn't feel a thing:joker:
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I've always said, bury me first and then if I don't like it burn me.
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