What song do you want to play at your funeral?

I haven't decided what song to play for my funeral, but if my dad answers this question, he will definitely play "With an Orchid", which is the funeral song decided by my dad.

My dad made a decision as early as the early 1990s. "When I die, I absolutely don't want any relatives to cry. This kind of funeral music is too ugly. If you don't come, you will leave. It's all fake tears. " I tell you, when I die, you can play my favorite dance music and dance. "

I think my father is a real punk. In 20 16, when people still thought it was a serious insult to dance on the grave, my dad already thought it was his real destination in the 1990s. ?

My father likes photography. In the 1980 s, he played the card machine every day and soaked in the darkroom. All the photos on the marriage certificate were taken by him. My father likes electronic music, psychedelic music and black soul music. He wears a dark V-white shirt and bell bottoms, and has long hair. He looks like a character in the Dragon and Humen Gate. He went to the square to play model airplane and went to the ballroom to show break dancing. ?

So I think we should design a real, personalized and privately ordered funeral for him. ? Victoria's Secret Angel and Long Legs will be invited to walk the catwalk, Yani will be the chief DJ of the funeral, and will play "With an Orchid". He also likes Mariah Carey, so he will be invited to sing the song "Hero", and an exhibition of lifelong photographic achievements will be held for him.

Let his optimistic and uninhibited spirit stay in the world forever and in the memories of relatives and friends. Isn't the meaning of a funeral that the dead rest in peace and the living move on? Take the great opportunity of the song of death to bring what you loved before your death to everyone for the last time, so that everyone can remember your voice and smile in romantic and happy memories.

Dad's funeral is like the last blooming flower. Like fireworks burning in an instant. ? I want to play orchids for him.