Last song you had stuck in your head

[Toomuchtooyoung01]

Mine was randomly "Ain't that just the way" by Lutricia McNeal, a song I literally haven't heard or thought about since I was about 16!

Stop in the name of love, by the Supremes. DH is in a tribute band and he's been fiddling about practising the lead guitar part all evening. Interspersed with others, but coming back to it again and again. And again.

Oh well, at least it wasn't the guitar solo in 'In Dulce Jubilo', which he drove me crazy with one December a few years ago...

"I wanna be a hippy". God knows, I must have read something that triggered it. Did you know not everyone has a song playing constantly in their head? I didn't until very recently as my internal radio is always on.

I've had the Icelandic entry to Eurovision stuck in my head the last few days.

www.thepoke.co.uk/2020/03/01/icelands-superb-eurovision-song-think-about-things-by-dadi-freyer-deserves-to-win/

It's funny and sweet and about getting to know your new baby

"The lyrics in Think About Things are some of the most personal I have written. The song is about my little girl who was born in April of last year. I am talking about the feeling you get in the first few days and weeks where you know that you love this person with all your heart even though you don’t really get that much interaction. In the start she doesn’t do so much, so I am very excited to know what she thinks about all kinds of things. Now she is almost 10 months and has become such a character so the lyrics don’t really apply as much anymore, she is starting to let us know what she is thinking." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Think_About_Things

(I reckon it'll be in Reykjavik next year )

Oh yeah by Roxy Music.

Love Ire and Song - Frank Turner

Squeeze Tempted. And now I hate it.
Saw them recently.

Gangnam Style. Thanks a bunch, DS.

I've been going between ELO Mr Blue Sky and Johnny Cash's version of Hurt. Not sure you could get much different but it's been the weirdest mix.

Chop Suey System of a Down

“I’m Edie McCreadie, I love to drive,
Hop aboard my bus, enjoy the ride...”
I don’t know why but this is a regular ear worm of mine. Bloody annoying. My kids are all well past CBEEBIES, so not like it’s ever on in our house. I can’t even remember any of the other songs from Balamory, but Edie McCready and her bloomin’ Bus are permanently stuck in my head!

Work put up 'wash your hands properly' sign.
As i was washing my hands I was reading it. It had the 'Happy birthday' rules on it.
Happy birthday in my head all blinking day

Idroppedthescrewinthetuna Whose name have you been singing then?

Right now I have Bad Guy by Billie Eilish in my head, but over the last few days it's flitted from Tell Him (Celine Dion and Barbra Streisand), One Moment in Time (Whitney Houston) and, bizarrely, Mother Knows Best from Tangled. (I have not looked at, heard of, or seen that film for roughly ten years.)

I've been humming and singing the cocomelon yes yes vegetables song for about a week now!Thanks for that DS.

I've got you under my skin,
Went to a Sinatra concert at festival hall on sunday and its stuck

Mr Ed the talking horse. I don’t know where it’s came from

My heads like the best of Disney this morning. Hakuna Matata, I wanna be like you and the Bare Necessities already this morning

@Whatevah I always have
‘I’m Archie, the inventor
I know how things are done
I can make you absolutely anything
Inventing things is fun’

They might not even be the right words. My kids are 21 and 18 so it’s been a long time since Ive watched it, but it’s often in my head, and sometimes out loud.

Knock 3 times on the ceiling if you want me...........🤣

Sockittime
I haven't actually got as far as the name before cursing myself!

I did test the length of hand washing with the song and dedicated that song to Boris!

I forgive (but I won't forget your name) by Lacuna Coil. Damned catchy song. (I've been listening to them a lot recently and that one has got stuck in my brain.)

disq.us/p/27plye2

Oops, rong link....

*wrong, ffs.

Erasure A Little Respect. I sang it on karaoke when I was spangled last week and have been singing it since. I didn't even know I'd sung it til my friend sent me a video of my beautiful rendition via Messenger on Sunday evening.

This is one you can build into everyday life, every time you make an involuntary sound-which is a lot as you get older

Scarborough Fair, Simon & Garfunkle