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What song is stuck in your head today?

Lately, it's been music by Aimee Mann, Sarah McLachlan, or The Charms... it's there as soon as I wake up and stays with me all day.
 
Landon Pigg Falling In Love at a Coffee Shop

Who? What? You've heard it, was just reading about it this morning, had no idea who he was until the article quoted the lyrics:

I think that possibly, maybe I'm falling for you.
Yes there's a chance that I've fallen quite hard over you.
I've seen the paths that your eyes wander down,
I want to come too.
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Oh, yeah, that DeBeers diamond commercial... Can't get the darn tune out of my head all day.
 
olson_jr said:
For years my wife thought I had made that song up, as I sang it every time we hiked into a meadow at our local State Park. If I am gonna have a song stuck on repeat in my head this would be a good one!
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I love that song. (Try to spell the first 15 words:D)
 
My phone is set to Amazing Journey - Tommy...at 8 am so that goes on for about an hour every day...
 
jayk said:
songs in your head? read this.
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Thanks for that link JAYK. I am glad to now know I have EARWORMS, not just a song stuck in my head!

""...... Q: Now I have “Stars and Stripes Forever” stuck in my head. Explain that to me.

Levitin: “Scientists call songs that get stuck in your head “earworms,” after the German Ohrwurm. We don’t know a lot about how or why they happen – it’s hard to get funding to study this type of thing – but we know a little. Like, it tends not to be a whole song that gets stuck in your head, just 15-20 seconds of one, and it tends to be a simple song that even non-singers can hum without effort.”

Q: Is there a cure?

Levitin: “Some people get earworms so bad that it interferes with their ability to sleep or work. For those people, antidepressants and anti-anxiety drugs can help. They relax the circuits. Then again, some people become musicians because they have earworms. Neil Young told me that he started writing songs because he couldn’t get rid of the tunes in his head.”.... ''""
 
tshoejohn said:
I love that song. (Try to spell the first 15 words:D)
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I had to listen to Meadows this morning get this. I had a friend in Hi School that wanted that phrase, up to and including the scream, recorded on the beginning of every mix tape we made. He could do a pretty good rendition after a couple of beers. We never could get it loud enough for him though.
 
I woke up this morning with Blues Improvisation (From ELP's Pictures At An Exhibition) "worming". So, now that my wife is off to work, I'm blasting the whole of PaaE here in the studio.
 
What a great idea for a thread!

So far all day, it's been Dr. Dre - The Watcher. Those beats are so damn infectious.
 
"Yesterday's Papers" - Stones - "Between the Buttons"

"Who wants yesterday's papers? Who wants yesterday's girl?"

Ken
 
Last song I heard this morning in the car...Judy in Disguise, John Fred and his Playboy Band.

Man we used to giggle when they mentioned crossing her heart in her living bra. Sheesh, kids.
 
The jingle for Maryland Public Broadcasting...They used to play it right before Louis Rukeyser's "Wall Street Week In Review" came on...Fantastically devious earwig...
 
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