Which song gives you goosebumps every time you hear it again?

Mine is since 1983:

New Order - Blue Monday

and your ?

Theo

 

Windows startup theme

 

Definetely Vasily Kalinnikov - Symphony No.2 in A-major.
But only in the interpretation of Neeme Järvi.

 

Down To The River To pray - Alison Krauss
(O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack)

 

Pat Metheny Group - FIRST CIRCLE

 

This Mortal Coil - Filigree & Shadow - The Jeweller

 

 

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Truly beautiful.

 

"The Great Gig in the Sky" comes to mind first.

 

If by song you also mean music in general then:

Pietro Mascagni: Cavalleria rusticana - Intermezzo

lots of songs but this came to mind first:
Cock Robin - The Promise You Made

 

Opening to Gimme Shelter.

 

Peter Gabriel's vocals on Don't Give Up. These lines in particular. About 3 minutes and 20 seconds in.

Got to walk out of here
I can't take anymore
Gonna stand on that bridge
Keep my eyes down below
Whatever may come
And whatever may go
That river's flowing
That river's flowing

 

Tim Buckley - Song to the Siren

Samuel Barber - Adagio for Strings, Op.11

 

JOHNNY HALLYDAY - Que je t'aime (live symphonique) 1998 Stade de France

 

Movies by Weyes Blood

 

I see you're a man of culture as well.
Mine is True Faith from New Order.
It so clicked with me when I heard it the first time and is my favorite Song ever since.
Whenever I stumbled out of a club into the daylight I went "The morning sun is the drug that beings me near to the childhood I lost replaced by fear..."
And the video is the best among some stuff done by Peter Gabriel.

 

A song that, through the rhythm of the guitar and the voice, captures all the charm and laid-back spirit that a Bahian must have to live, without losing their love for their homeland.

An incredible and original melody that beautifully (and sometimes surprisingly) navigates tonal chords with a delightful Afro-inspired rhythm. It reminds me of my good old days as a reveler during Carnival in Salvador.

Pure nostalgia, built with an ascending progression through harmonies that blend the new and the old, with the charm that only Jobim-esque bossa nova possesses.