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And "Bat out of Hell" by Meatloaf

My list is fluid but it will include Rammstein, Yes, Beethoven, something called Chorus Of Angels (Great tune not sentiment) Ian Fury (Fucking Aida) and a new one by Chip Taylor called Fuck All The Perfect People

If I pop my clogs while my contemporaries are still around, I want the whole shebang!! Organ, choir etc.

I vow to thee my country
Guide me O thou great redeemer
Jerusalem

All should go over well in a catholic church in Texas (where I think my kids would see me off).

If not, quiet cremation and a few beers. With ear splittingly loud Jit as an accompaniment.

Neat picture.

Although I am a Jewish atheist, I want a Christian funeral in a church. The reason for that is I've chosen Reality Asylum by Crass as my funeral song, just because it'd be so much fun to have it played in a church.

When I die, my funeral songs will mainly be messages from me to my sons:

Josh Groban - Remember (Troy Soundtrack)
Céline Dion - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
Bon Jovi - Thank You For Loving Me
The Escape Club - I'll Be There

My burial song, because I want to be reunited with my ancestors:

Sacred Spirit - Yeha-Noha (Wishes Of Happiness and Prosperity)

I just want one of my friends to do the stupid dance that goes with this song on top of my casket as it's lowered. ???

But I won't be in it, that's gross. Burn my ass.

Well, either that or Whiskey Lullaby, because I expect whoever I'm with to die of sadness shortly thereafter or I'm coming back to get their ass.

All the "theists" all say I'm going somewhere not so nice, so it fits.

The traditional New Orleans Dixieland funeral march "Oh! Didn't He Ramble".
Inter sad and cryin', leave struttin' and smilin'.

You picked a good song. Here is one that I have always thought was a good funeral song. (Though it works best for people who believe there is an afterlife.)

I was seriously considering Highway To Hell.

Fearless, Pink Floyd ?