The very first song you remember?

[OmniscientOstrich]

Umm, probably something by Cher I guess? This is the earliest that I can definitively remember:


What? I was only 4 at the time.

 

[anthony87]

I couldn't tell you the very first song I remember hearing but the very first song I learned all the words to was Wonderwall by Oasis when I was 3 or 4.

 

[Tiger Sora]

Sign of the Gypsy Queen.
April Wine.

Driving to the next town over the the back of my mothers Mustange. I was 4-5.

 

[White_Lama]

The Final Countdown by Europe.

And I'm happy it was that one because I can still listen to it today and agree that it is good. Unfortunately all my favorite bands are either dead, disbanded or not coming here on tours.

Damn kids these days and their crappy music.

 

[The Scotsman72]

Common Eline. I loved it then and still do.

 

[bluerocker]

Needless to say, from a very young age I loved dragons, and Dragonheart followed suit with that love.

 

[Ruedyn]

Yeah, this was one of the first. Still remember how embarassing it was to do :[

 

[Canadamus Prime]

"You Are My Sunshine" My Mom used to sing that to me.

 

[BENZOOKA]

I remember, and have been reminded of, telling the first time what my favorite song is. I was five years old.


Still like some Louis every now and then

 

[TheRussian]

Oh, glorious AC/DC!
Still a great song, so many years later...

 

[Doneeee]

The only song that really stands out from baby years is sweet emotion. I guess my young mind was thought "Woah this is trippy." On a side-note when I was still in the womb my Dad would put headphones on my moms stomach and play Ozzy Ozzbourne. Maybe fetal headbanging is the reason why I have so many cowlicks.

 

[RedDeadFred]

I remember my Dad singing this to me when I was about 3 years old.
My Dad doesn't smoke and he didn't want me growing up thinking smoking was ok so he changed some of the words. Cigarettes became clorettes.

 

[ace_of_something]

My dad was a vietnam vet and got REALLLLLY into southern rock whilst there. So the songs I remember singing along to at the earliest were Creedence Clearwater Revival and Lynyrd Skynyrd

Spoiler: CCR

Nirvana's "Come As You Are."


Honestly, the way it sounded kind of creeped me out at 4 years old.

That makes me feel weird since I saw them in concert as a teenager.

Umm, probably something by Cher I guess? This is the earliest that I can definitively remember:


What? I was only 4 at the time.

Fun fact that song was made for 'space jam'.

 

[piinyouri]

Used to get so wound up as a kid listening to this.
Long long before I even really knew what 'bands or 'music' was.

 

[Jonluw]

Spoiler: I will even translate the lyrics for ya. I won't be able to make it rhyme though

All the men had feet
My man had none
So I took some birch roots
Made my man feet

My man danced forth
Feet and stockings he had
As good as any other man

All the men had arms
My man had none
So I took some guts
Made my man arms

My man danced forth
Gut-arms he had
As good as any other man

All the men had eyes
My man had none
So I took some sheep
Made my man eyes

My man danced forth
Sheep-eyes he had
As good as any other man

Those lyrics are so twisted. It's like something out of a Brother's Grimm tale.

They're warm and fuzzy is what the lyrics are

Strangely, none of my friends have heard the song. Whenever I ask someone, they're all like "The fuck kind of kids' song is that?".

 

[Colour Scientist]

I learned off the words to the Home and Away theme song not too long after I started talking.

 

[Dragoon]

I watched Space Jam a hell of a lot when I was little so I always remember this song from the start this too

 

[chakra7777]

So, what was the first song you remember hearing as a child (or adult, whatever)?

I remember sitting at the livingroom one day, i quess i was around 3-4y old and tv started to show;
Pure awesomeness.

Funny! because this is one of mine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0YrXjeRSoE

I remember a bunch of songs that were on when parents played CD's or radio in the evening. They're the songs i have no other explaination for enjoying other than memories ^^

 

[Shaved Apple]

Sweet Dreams by The Eurythmics.

 

[Ryotknife]

you see this younguns? This is what a real kids cartoon is like. Although i did annoy the hell out of my parents constantly singing that song as a little kid.