…that the songs you listen in your early childhood or your parents listen to alot eventually grow on to you and you remember them long after.
Post your parents’ favorites that eventually became your favorite and you can effortlessly sing them even now.
my mom and dad’s favorite song..so when westlife made a remake, I just fell in love with it all over again 
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Yes it happens to me a lot…songs that i listened in my childhood i still sometimes start ruining them 
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post some examples na..it would be fun to listen to all the oldies 
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okay lemme find them for you 
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my youngest phupho used to listen this song a lot with me sitting with her, completing my homework 
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YES, you never grow out of the songs you listen to in your childhood …NOT only that, songs that you memorize as a kid always stay with you and even after 30 years you remember the songs and their exact tunes. 
i’ve loads of songs that i learned and memorized in my childhood that i still find them soothing.
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do you know who is in pink 
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ohh that old PTV…and thursday night movies :hinna:
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lol she is hadiqa…right?
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No I had awful taste in music as a child. And I’m not too fond of my parents’ tastes.
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and this is the song that i don’t even remember when i listened to it very first time..but i like it so much
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are they 2 of the 3 Banjamin Sisters?
Indeed i do!!!
I loved stuff from the 80s with a passion!
BEST 80s STREAM: www.myfreenetradio.com/listen80s.asx
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my parents prob did listen to this too but i heard it on tv today and quite liked
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My dad used to listen to Mukesh and man that was torture but you what they are stuck in my head Not good memories of listening Mukesh and Kishore and Mohammad Rafi. 
And my sister used to listen to some hindi songs I was never fond of music, too me it was a torture.
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My mum loved anjuman and i can remember this song being played regularly