Ever get an "ear worm"?

I recently had an old song stuck in my head, "When The Roses Bloom in Dixieland." A nice old 1920's or something song that The Blue Sky Boys wrote. I heard the Kruger Brother's guest sing it, and then found it on the Blue Sky Boys CD's that I have. I was trying to learn it, and it got stuck in between my ears. I couldn't get the 2nd verse right and have about quit trying to do it.

Have a blessed day,

Leon
 
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hemiram said:
Mine are almost always songs I've hated for decades and I hear one of them in my car while busy driving and don't immediately change the station. The last one is "American Pie". I totally have hated it since it came out. They played it on the PA system every single day at lunchtime at my school. Don McLean is a "Dive for the presets" artist to me. I would rather listen to just static than listen to a single note of one of his songs.
Rod Stewart is another. "Maggie May" was usually played right after "American Pie" at lunch. And now "AP" is going in my head...
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You can't hate it any worse than I!
 
It's usually one of the country music songs my wife listens to and I am not a fan of country music so that makes it even worse.
 
"MacArthur Park" Richard Harris, followed closely By "American Pie" Don McLean. I pray some day, before I die, my brain will be cleansed of those two.
 
What's infinitely worse is when you're playing a gig and someone requests one of your most hated—if I ever have to play that again I'll ND myself—songs.
 
outta_ammo said:
What's infinitely worse is when you're playing a gig and someone requests one of your most hated—if I ever have to play that again I'll ND myself—songs.
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That's why every band needs a ... tips for tunes jar....with flashing lights activated when necessary so they can find it. :D
 
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Some grade school kids can make a flute sound as it should.
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Inna Godawful Divider ..... was a tune, along with Creedence, that haunted the barracks at Castle AFB in the late '60s.
Occasionally those with stereos played music. :D
 
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