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[voyager1980]

On 7/13/2014 raven-blackbird said:

I like the song.............and I love the song when baby girl sings it...........................raven

YES! Same here Raven (:

[qualitygal]

I thought they played the Pocahontas song and the Lion King a lot when both movies came out. It could be worse. This too shall pass.

Came back to add: the song from Titanic. I love it, but I didn't hear it too much either.

[ive been framed]

LOL! Two songs I've challenged myself to never hear...Let It Go and Achy Breaky Heart! Have no idea what the tunes are (I have heard a few people sing a little tiny bit of Let It Go but they were terrible singers so it doesn't count).

[Grade1Teach]

I agree -- That song must be stopped!! Lol

Anyway -- I personally don't care for it. I have only heard it a handful of times, but every child I know (including my own!) sings it all the time. Even some adults I'm friends with seem to have it stuck in their heads.

I don't think it's as catchy as some of the other Disney songs. It's a little dull in my opinion...

[lulu2]

Our 6 year old and almost 4 year old granddaughters adore this song. I detest it. The Idina Menzel version is like nails on a chalkboard.

[beach-mom]

DD is a huge Disney fan, even though she's in her 20's. I finally saw Frozen a few months ago, but I could watch this forever!

DWTS - Frozen with James and Peta

[ShortyLugNut]

Ive actually never heard the actual song myself.

[Preds]

On 7/13/2014 NC Bandwagon said:

I like this version of the song better.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAJYk1jOhzk

Oh my, that is beautiful! I liked their version of Happy, too. Thank you for sharing.

[traveler]

love the song and the meaning. I think kids like it because it's so easy to sing.

[sharlee]

On 7/13/2014 ennui1 said:

On 7/13/2014 Lila Belle said:

I loved Frozen and the music was great !

I got a kick out of the "Fixer Upper" song.

Another "Frozen" fan here, and I thought all the music was excellent. Nice to know someone else noticed "Fixer Upper" - I really loved the premise that, on some level or another, we're all fixer-uppers, and that love is what allows us to see past flaws.