Question What Song Is Always Stuck In Your Head?

IndianaSolo221

IndianaSolo221

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Usually it's a power ballad, a random 80s tune, or Under Your Spell, when I'm in a particularly "Buffy" mood.

Are there any songs you find consistently stuck in your head? Feel free to link them here if you want to get them stuck in someone else's head 😄 .
 
As of the past few months: Paper Bag by Fiona Apple and Reel Around the Fountain, There is a Light That Never Goes Out, and I Know Its Over by The Smiths.
Rest in Peace pops in and out, love me a singing Spike.
But consistently? the Heatmiser/Snowmiser song from that old christmas special. Like, monthly. I don't know why.
 
And Then Some by the Arkells

I have had this in my car stereo since August on the two CD's it appears on:

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Someone at work was singing the chorus and I couldn't get it out of my head for days . . . what's the buzz tell me whats a'happening . . . what's the buzz . . .

 
My neighbour always has their T.V/radio on REALLY loud and pretty much 24/7. Every night at 00:47 am - no matter what room I am in, I am treated to the shipping forecast music followed by the national anthem at 1:00 am ... as a result I have God Save the Queen stuck in my head more often than is probably normal ... and not the Sex Pistols version.
 
I always have some song stuck in my head unfortunately, it's usually the last song I heard on the radio that day. I can never get any peace and quiet up there. 😂 Lately It's been this one though.........

 
On Mondays it's always The Bangles Manic Mondays
Otherwise Taylor Swift Never Ever often gets stuck in my head, radio is currently playing Rick Astley so that'll be in my head all day now!
 
I always get songs stuck in my head but it's rarely one song. Just something I read or hear triggers it. Earlier today was watching a video about coffee and they said the word cream so now I have wu tang stuck in my head.
 
nightshade
nightshade
I get that too
Ask that question and some folk want you (the reader) to listen to what is in their (writer of the post) head. What a sod? NOW, if it was the song that bobbles about in my head I could understand it, I like the one in my bonce, though I doubt you'll like it in yours. (pauses for dramatic content)
Rushes to try and find a copy of my song - be back later.
 
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