1980s
Funeral Songs

Explore 8 funeral songs tagged as "1980s". Each song has been carefully curated to help you create a meaningful memorial service.

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All 1980s Songs

1

Hallelujah

by Leonard Cohen

A haunting meditation on love, loss, and the complexity of human emotion.

Why it's meaningful: Cohen's masterpiece captures the bittersweet nature of life and love, resonating deeply at farewell moments.

Best moment: Perfect for reflection during the service or viewing.

2

Wind Beneath My Wings

by Bette Midler

A tribute to someone who was a source of strength and inspiration.

Why it's meaningful: Celebrates the quiet heroes in our lives who lifted us up without seeking recognition.

Best moment: Beautiful during eulogies or photo tributes.

3

Dance With My Father

by Luther Vandross

A tender reflection on memories of dancing with a beloved father.

Why it's meaningful: Celebrates the special bond between fathers and children.

Best moment: Touching tribute for fathers who were loving and present.

4

Angels Among Us

by Alabama

A country classic about angels walking among us and watching over us from heaven, offering comfort that loved ones become our guardian angels.

Why it's meaningful: Provides comfort in believing your son is now an angel watching over you, transforming devastating loss into ongoing spiritual presence.

Best moment: Uplifting choice for celebrating the belief that your son is still with you.

5

When I Get Where I\\

by Brad Paisley ft. Dolly Parton

A hopeful country duet about heaven\\

Why it's meaningful: While emotional about separation, the focus on eventual reunion and heaven\\

Best moment: Bittersweet choice balancing sorrow with hope of reunion.

6

I Will Always Love You

by Whitney Houston

A powerful declaration of eternal love despite parting.

Why it's meaningful: Expresses that love transcends physical separation.

Best moment: Deeply moving for spouses or life partners.

7

Superstar

by Luther Vandross

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Why it's meaningful: The yearning to be reunited with someone far away captures the ache of separation by death.

Best moment: Beautiful for honoring those who felt larger than life or expressing deep longing.

8

Lead Me Home

by Johnny Lang featuring Blind Boys of Alabama

A soulful prayer for guidance on the journey home.

Why it's meaningful: Blends gospel tradition with modern soul to express the longing for eternal rest.

Best moment: Powerful for those with strong faith seeking comfort in spiritual traditions.