Songs that Get Stuck in An Annoying Loop In Your Head

1. The theme song from the Golden Girls, "Thank You for Being a Friend." Don't ask how this made the re-entry into the Gropius brain.
2. I've Gotta Feelin' (Black Eyed Peas). Okay I LOVE that song, but not when the same lyrics circulate for hours in a hopeless nonverbal thought-ball.
3. That piano ditty from The Peanuts.  Annoying. So annoying.
4. You're the One That I Love, from Grease of course. Another fun song, except when it won't disappear.
5. Baby Come Back, making a new appearance into pop culture, courtesy of the Swiffer commercials that run every five seconds. The only other words I know are "You can blame it all on me."  It's implanted firmly in a mental broken record for days after I hear it.
6. The theme songs from Law and Order (da-da da da daaaaa) & The Apprentice (that Money, Money, Money, Moooo-oooney song).  Oh help.
7. The chicken dance song. No, I don't have it on my iPod. They play it at baseball games. And it makes me want to dive in a stream of silence. Or into a really loud noise to drown it out forever. Or jump off a bridge.
8. "I am sitting in the morning at the diner on the corner... Du du du-du  Du du du-du  Du du du-du du-du du-du..."  Did you know there's actually a ring tone to Tom's Diner you can purchase?  Om....I would literally go insane if that was the ring tone on my phone, a co-worker's phone, Husband's phone, or any phone I was in range of.
9. More than Words. Remember that band called Extreme? More than Words was probably their most well-known song, and guess what...it drives me up the freaking wall. I don't think it's sweet--it's annoying. I'm still hearing it today, years after it first hit the air waves. Someone make it stop.
10. I hate to rat on Cat Stevens. He's a good boy who has done so much to promote peace in the world, and not only through his music. He crafted some pretty good songs. Except in their own way, they can get a little repetitious and bothersome--like Peace Train and Wild World.  It takes some serious mental work to remove them from my head. The limited lyrics I know continue that same revolution of "baby baby it's a wild world..."

So many sounds...silence is a good one sometimes.