2000s
Funeral Songs

Explore 10 funeral songs tagged as "2000s". Each song has been carefully curated to help you create a meaningful memorial service.

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1.
Time to Say Goodbye

Andrea Bocelli & Sarah Brightman

A powerful duet about parting that combines classical grandeur with emotional depth.

Why it's meaningful: The soaring vocals and orchestral arrangement create a moment of beautiful farewell.

Best moment: Often chosen for the final farewell or committal.

2.

The Prayer

Celine Dion & Andrea Bocelli

A beautiful duet prayer for guidance and protection in multiple languages.

Why it's meaningful: Combines English and Italian to create a universal prayer for peace and guidance.

Best moment: Creates a transcendent moment during the service.

3.

You Raise Me Up

Josh Groban

An uplifting tribute to someone who was a source of strength.

Why it's meaningful: Celebrates how loved ones lift us up and continue to inspire even after death.

Best moment: Powerful during tributes or as a recessional.

4.

Fix You

Coldplay

A song about wanting to help heal someone through their darkest moments, building to a hopeful climax.

Why it's meaningful: Speaks to the desire to comfort those in grief and the promise of eventual healing.

Best moment: Moving during services for those who were caregivers or healers.

5.

The Scientist

Coldplay

A song about wanting to go back to the beginning and fix what went wrong.

Why it's meaningful: Expresses the regret and longing that often accompanies loss.

Best moment: Resonates with those processing complicated relationships.

6.

Concrete Angel

Martina McBride

A powerful song about a child who finds peace as an angel after a tragic life.

Why it's meaningful: Addresses difficult losses and celebrates the end of suffering.

Best moment: Provides comfort when a child's suffering has ended.

7.

In My Daughter's Eyes

Martina McBride

A mother's love song seeing the world anew through her daughter's eyes.

Why it's meaningful: Celebrates the special bond between mothers and daughters.

Best moment: Beautiful when honoring a daughter or a mother's love.

8.

When I Get Where I'm Going

Brad Paisley ft. Dolly Parton

A hopeful country duet about heaven's promise of reunion with loved ones who've gone before.

Why it's meaningful: While emotional about separation, the focus on eventual reunion and heaven's peace brings comfort.

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

9.

Who You'd Be Today

Kenny Chesney

A country ballad wondering who a lost loved one would have become - the milestones missed, the dreams unfulfilled, the life unlived.

Why it's meaningful: Gives voice to the unique grief of losing someone young - mourning not just who they were, but all they would have been.

Best moment: Powerful for sons or young people lost before reaching their full potential.

10.

Like You'll Never See Me Again

Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys' emotional plea to love deeply because every moment could be the last.

Why it's meaningful: While not explicitly about death, it captures the importance of cherishing every moment - a powerful reminder at funerals.

Best moment: For honoring relationships where love was expressed fully and often.