The first 45 I remember owning was Mickey by Toni Basil. Still like that song.

Dance The Night Away by Van Halen.

Probably my first favourite and non-christian song would have been 'unchained melody,' the first time around.

Wish You Were Here. Pink Floyd

The first song I really remember liking a lot was "Chantilly Lace" by the Big Bopper. I was 5 and had an Aunt that was 16. If she had to babysit she got the car and we would go drag main. I still like that song and a lot of others from that era.

I couldn't really say what my favorite song is now. But this was my favorite for a number of years

One of my first favorites was this one. It's a long story. I still like the song, but the girl I associated with it is long gone.

When I heard Ms. Fat Booty by Mos Def for the first time is the exact moment I fell in love with Hip Hop. That beat, the story telling skills of Mos Def just painted a picture for me you wouldn’t believe.

This is a fave for me atm, well anything by Cage really lol

1st favorite song: Colour My World, by Chicago
2nd favorite song: Harvest Moon, by Neil Young

Those songs captured my state of mind at various times in my life, longing for something. I still like them, but they don't really capture my current state of mind. Maybe because I'm just content with my life.

First ever was Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head by Burt Bacharach. Yes, it's still a favorite. Current favorite (today at least) is K., by Cigarettes After Sex. Ask me tomorrow and it will be different.

I'm lousy at favorites, but Billy Joel's The Longest Time is definitely up there. Hello by Lionel Richie was a first-ish favorite.

Fun question, but probably impossible. I go through episodes. But I can come up with favorites of my favorite artists. Ultimately for me they HAVE TO have a great message in the lyrics. Here are a few:
Sting: "Fragile"
Cyndi Lauper: "True Colors"
The Beatles: "In My Life"(go-to song in the shower)
Elton John: "Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word"
Billy Joel: "Just the Way You Are"
Train: "Drive By"
Fleetwood Mac: "The Chain"
Prince: "When Doves Cry"
Sade: "Is It A Crime?"
Rush: "Free Will"
Don Henley: "Little Tin God"
Tina Turner/Al Green: "Let's Stay Together"
P!nk: "Sober"

I've always gravitated toward "feely" songs, even as a kid. Two that I remember being struck by as a youngster were Glen Campbell's 'Wichita Lineman', and Bobbie Gentry's 'Ode to Billy Joe'.

Although I wouldn't describe them as favorites, I have them both in my iTunes collection, still listen to them, and still like them.

As far as current stuff, I'm currently binging on Kina Grannis's 'In Your Arms'.

I think 'favorite' probably depends on the day, and I probably have too many to actually ever hope to rate them.

"Ode to Joy", the last movement of Beethoven's ninth symphony is my favorite, but, in a more popular vein, "Where've You Been" by Kathy Mattea.

Also "Blackness" by Rasaan Roland Kirk

I know it's not necessarily a romantic kind of song, but BOLIVIA, by Gato Barbieri. That sqealing sax and latin beat does something for me.

Current favorite is "Oh Darling"-The Beatles George Harrison.. Need to think about the others.

My favourite song changes every few seconds. However, possibly the most influential for me (because the first time I heard it I thought "Shit! That's what I've been waiting for!" is...

Sigh!

Fabulous Thunderbs Tough enough