48, so would have been around 17 when that song came out. I think it was around 92 or 93.

I was born November 1979 

Jeez, you're a young thing.

I'm reaching the age where something will no doubt get me. Not a single male in my family (who are actually blood related) have reached the age of 60. My dad died aged 44 of an aneurysm, both my grandads died from sudden heart attacks, and my uncle pancratic cancer. I tell a lie, one of my grandads died a day after his 60th. The next day.

When my wife was going through cancer, and i wasn't being dramatic at all, i stated she'd probably outlive me. I still fully expect her to. I always think the only thing that separates people is some people have a fair idea of their own mortality, than others.

Because 2 close relatives have had aneurysms in my family, I was offered a brain scan to see if i had the condition. I was about to, but the neurologist i saw stated, if it was him, he wouldn't have one because many are inoperable. So i would be living my life knowing i had a ticking time bomb in my head that i would have no control over. So i opted out of it, as did my brother and sister. The chances one of us having it is very high.

 Matthew.c  you like music 

My 8 songs would be. Caroline (Status quo) *** on feel the noise ( Slade ) Barber's adagio for strings, Pacabell's Cannon, You were always on my mind (Elvis Presley) These are the days of our lives (Queen )  Remember when ( Tim Mgraw ) and finally  The theme music from raise the Titanic.

Great question. 

I think music is so evacative that I associate it with what I was doing at the time and who I was with. I have eclectic tastes so I won't bore you with them all but House of the Rising Sun would be there, Yesterday once More and Ave Maria. I love so many different t6ypes of music but these three have the associated memories. Great question Clare. What are your songs my dear?