Earworm

.. A timeless classic Lab'ster

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~ Joe
 
When I think of 1963 tunes' "The Alley cat" (Bent Fabric)
& Al Hirts "Java" come to mind, .. right before the Beatles invaded.
Watched home movies of X-mas 63' a while back, me &
my little brother was doin the Twist' around the tree*

~ Joe
 
When I think of 1963 tunes' "The Alley cat" (Bent Fabric)
& Al Hirts "Java" come to mind, .. right before the Beatles invaded.
Watched home movies of X-mas 63' a while back, me &
my little brother was doin the Twist' around the tree*

~ Joe

Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons owned the charts.
 
Can't turn one off at night when I'm trying to get to sleep, those are the worst.
 
When I get one of those stuck in my head, I tell my wife, helpmeet that she is, she sings the Flinstones theme. Then I got THAT stuck in my head....
 
For some reason I can't shake 'Two Black Cadillacs' by Carrie Underwood out of my head.

Perhaps my wife is trying to tell me something.

Or my girlfriend...
 
My Boy Lollipop, Millie Small. It is a sacrifice to merely type the name of song and singer...
 
Earworm: A song that sticks in your mind, and will not leave no matter how much you try.

Sometimes you may sing them all day, or many days.

Allow me to introduce this earworm from 1963.
Sukiyaki - Kyu Sakamoto (English Translation and Lyrics) - YouTube

Ok, so I read this a few hours ago, and being of the vintage that should know that song, I had to go listen to it. Fine, I recognized it.


Now, hours later, I'm out doing final pee call with the dog, and guess what is going through my head non-stop ????

THANKS A LOT. :mad:

:D:D:D


1-877 KARS4KIDS

and you should be ashamed of yourself! I had really put that annoying radio ad to rest.
 
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Unfortunately

Unfortunately, Mr. Sakamoto was killed in 1985 in the Japanese air flight 123 which was the second deadliest air disaster in history. That's really something to have a Japanese hit in the U.S. The Japanese title of the song is, "I Will Walk Looking Up". His enthusiasm was contagious.
 
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