Which Pop Song Do You Want Played At Your Funeral? John Dominis / Time Life Pictures Photo taken 1964 If you pick which music you listen to every day of your life, why stop there? NME reported yesterday that fewer than a third of British funerals feature traditional hymns as a soundtrack to the event, according to Co-operative Funeralcare; pop music filled in at nearly every other ceremony (with classical taking a tiny 1/25th of the pie). Although the same study found that funeral directors will often refuse musical requests due to lyrical content, plenty of off-beat and trendy tunes made the list of the top selections for swan songs. Frank Sinatra (pictured) and "My Way" held the No. 1 spot for the seventh time; Titanic theme "My Heart Will Go On" took No. 9; the Monty Python ditty "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" came in at 13. Newcomer to the list Adele didn't quite crack the top 20: her "Someone Like You" is No. Gawker astutely points out that "Someone Like You," a song about replacing a loved one with someone just as good, is extremely inappropriate for a funeral. MORE: Listen to Adele's Full Bond Theme, "Skyfall" We're just shocked that the ultimate tear-jerker pop song didn't make the list. After seeing Liam Neeson cry in Love Actually, how could any conscientious last-wishes list not include the Bay City Rollers" "Bye, Bye, Baby"? Other than that obvious choice, which pop song would you like played at your hypothetical funeral? MORE: Rare photos of Frank Sinatra from LIFE