Shameful songs that you liked as a kid?

Does anyone remember any songs they liked dat where clearly a I influance from their parents.

I was in my parents loft today and found an LP of my parents i use to love. The sleeve is missin and the names unreadable. but it goes sumthin like:

"always, i want to be with you, and make believe with you. and be in harmony, harmony always."

And at the last harmony it goes up to an unbelievable tone!!!
I think its must of been a REALLY!! unpopular coz no on else i've ever confesde to knows it!

Does anyone else hav any shameful songs?

There was that famous Rush record, I forget its name (it was a number, or a date), but that was out of my aunt's husband's closet. Then they told me not to play it so as to not put scratches on it.

Philo wrote:There was that famous Rush record, I forget its name (it was a number, or a date), but that was out of my aunt's husband's closet. Then they told me not to play it so as to not put scratches on it.

The red one? I have a copy of that.

I have a lot of inherited music, but it is also one of my triggers, so I won't go into detail.

Not sure how shameful, but my first record albums were Best of Blondie and Queen......I saved up my allowance to buy them......sadly, I actually have the Best of Blondie on CD now, and I STILL love it

Music is like wine it matures with age,with the exceptions of tunes which were $#%^ to begin with.
I wonder how many of us were conceived whilst are parents were at it ,with the records playing in the background.
My old man used to say i reminded him of a song by the beatles called its been a hard days night.
Long live vinyl.

mmmm..... Changing shameful to "ashamed of." much difference.

You could try harry nilssons song everybodys talkin about it,or errol browns song with hot chocolate,you sexy thing.
One more song thrown in for good luck,they say everything comes in threes,here goes,simple minds dont you forget about me.

MC Hammer---can't touch this!

Hammer to fall by queen

impulsivegrrl, that song you provided the lyric to is 'Always', by Erasure. It's a good song - Don't be ashamed!

I have no shame in proclaiming that I am fond of many Westlife, Celine Dion, Spice Girls, and Elton John songs.