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Happy Fathers Day! What Song Reminds You Of Your Dad?

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For me it’s Bon Jovi – It’s My Life

Bon Jovi – It’s My Life (All Rights Retained By Bon Jovi)

What song reminds you of your dad ?

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39 responses to “Happy Fathers Day! What Song Reminds You Of Your Dad?”

  1. windupmyskirt avatar
    windupmyskirt

    American pie by Don McLean because it always made my dad cry.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Oh really , do you mind me asking why it made him cry ?

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      1. windupmyskirt avatar
        windupmyskirt

        Oops replied below

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  2. Kevin avatar
    Kevin

    Damageplan – “Fuck You” 🤣
    And despite the emoji, no, sadly, I am not kidding. lol

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Haha! Fair enough no judgement here !

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      1. Kevin avatar
        Kevin

        Let’s just say he and I have not talked in 25 years or so 😄

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Fair enough 👍🏻

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  3. rsangel avatar
    rsangel

    My dad listened to most anything from Alabama to ZZ Top 

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Love love love ZZTop!

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  4. Johnathan Fontenot avatar
    Johnathan Fontenot

    Not going to personalize it, but Cat’s in the Cradle is a pretty haunting song about fatherhood. Everyone can relate to some degree with those lyrics.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Fair enough 👌 good song too

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  5. Beautie avatar
    Beautie

    “Brandy, you’re a fine girl” he used to play it all the time as a kid

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Oh I don’t know that one ! 🙂 Any reason why he liked it so much?

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      1. Beautie avatar
        Beautie

        I’m not entirely sure why.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Aslong as it reminds you of him that’s all that matters 🙂

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  6. windupmyskirt avatar
    windupmyskirt

    I think that it represented the deaths of his musical heroes and what they meant to him. He was all about rock and roll from the beginning of the genre, guys like Elvis and Gene Vincent, and Buddy. Holly, etc, were his first idols.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Fully understandable why he is so emotionally attached to it then :),

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  7. Maggie Mae avatar
    Maggie Mae

    I didn’t see much of my dad when I was a kid or before he died, but for some reason, Simon & Garfunkel “I am a rock” ALWAYS makes me think of him!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Sorry for your loss , great song though!

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  8. nomadicgingerman avatar
    nomadicgingerman

    My Pops, for reasons unknown, listened almost exclusively to Dave Matthews Band during my childhood. He had every studio and live album (DMB has A LOT of live albums).

    So there isn’t a specific song, but anytime I hear anything DMB, it reminds me of my Pops. It’s not rock, but quality music nonetheless.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Oh really! That’s awesome there certainly is a lot of albums! Aslong as it reminds you of him that’s all that matters 🙂

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  9. Greg Dennison avatar
    Greg Dennison

    Anything by the Grateful Dead. Probably this one, because it was their late career hit, from my own lifetime (1987), such that I remember getting to share Dad’s favorite music with him every time this video came on MTV.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Very nice!

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  10. Ajinkya Rane avatar
    Ajinkya Rane

    Gone Too Soon by Daughtry, I miss him but I also hate him for leaving us so early!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Sorry to hear that 😦 great song though!

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      1. Ajinkya Rane avatar
        Ajinkya Rane

        Thanks.

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          You’re very welcome

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  11. isabellawolgoth avatar
    isabellawolgoth

    Once upon a time, a friend came over unexpectedly with tickets to see Ratt and this Bon Jovi band. I agreed to go, and so saw the early Jovi. I have never been a fan, but I respect their staying power very much.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      I wish my friends would come over with tickets for bon Jovi 🤣

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  12. Tashintheclouds avatar
    Tashintheclouds

    Some horrible Celine Dion number. He tried to give me 2 of her DVDs.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      🤣 there is always one!

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  13. rebuilding rob avatar
    rebuilding rob

    “Sir Duke” – Stevie Wonder. My dad used to blur this on his stereo when I was a little kid. You know, back on the 70s, when stereos were still a status symbol for the American male.

    “listen to the music” – The Doobie Brothers. I want to say that this was one of my dad‘s “go to” songs. I’m not really sure what the connection was with him, but it always makes me think of him.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      2 great songs , and lovel that it reminds you of him

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  14. LadyM avatar
    LadyM

    Soulful Strut by Young-Holt Unlimited. Smooth Jazz was always his thing.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Nothing wrong with jazz!

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  15. by nikolai avatar
    by nikolai

    Great song!

    Dire Straits- Money for Nothing, probably explains that year of therapy I needed after my parents divorce lol 😉

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      That’s also a great song! Sorry to hear about your parents though

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      1. by nikolai avatar
        by nikolai

        thanks! honestly …sometimes the best things come out of the worst circumstances 🙂

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Absolutely I agree entirely

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