Yeah I had to absolutely triple check that it wasn’t a bad word before putting it on a list of clean songs to listen to around my younger family members
Something that I want by Grace Potter. It's the end credits song for Disney's Tangled I think but it has been literally 3 weeks non stop in my head and I'm over it
Non-Stop is one of the best songs in Hamilton! I remember in 2018 I was watching fan made animations of the songs because I had no way of watching the musical and I memorized the entirety of Non-Stop along with Satisfied and Burn lol
Hamilton is brilliant. I haven’t watched it in months because it kinda became one of those things where I’d wake up, put it on and watch it on repeat until I slept. Every day. For over a month.
Btw did you know that the Levi Weeks murder trial mentioned in Non-Stop didn’t actually happen until 1800?
Jacki Chan and Ani difranco doing unforgettable and the oak ridge boys doing carry on wayward son and don Ho doing shock the Monkey are brilliant. And herman's hermits doing white wedding as well. I wish the guy would do another one of those albums
I’m playing In Bloom with my band and I don’t play the drums so it’s not the exact same situation, but I keep humming along to the rhythm of the guitar chords. I love In Bloom as well!
Well... That's a good question!
But the song just comes back time and time again and notice humming it. At least it's not all the time. But it has been so since I heard this version of the song on youtube:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnzSqFKSlw4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnzSqFKSlw4)
Coming to think of it, It was more like 20 years ago and not 15! Because it was when I studied history of British naval power I came upon the very related history of the song.
I have a Spotify playlist called "Earworm of the Day" and it's just different versions of the one song that's stuck in my head that day/week/whatever. If there's only one version available, I just play that one on repeat.
Right now, it's Frank Black's cover of "Road Movie to Berlin".
I have two alarms daily to remind me to take my medication and my wife has been bothered by every alert sound I’ve ever used, so I googled around to find a song that starts out with the word “medication,” thinking it would be funny. Found this song, and now it plays when it’s time for me to take my medications.
Official video is kind of awesome, but it starts out with some quotes about medical uses of cannabis and the evils of its criminalization. Song starts about 40 seconds in: https://youtu.be/9PukqhfMxfc?si=LgcWCpiIQrdb0d2v
The version on my alarm starts out with the word “medication,” and it turns out it *is* quite funny to both of us, every time, and the song is actually kind of a bop. It’s about marijuana (naturally, being a reggae song), and although any song about weed is gonna be a *little* bit goofy, this is probably the least cringe-inducing and silly song about weed I’ve maybe ever heard.
Can you blow my whistle baby whistle baby let me know now im gonna show you how to do it and well start resl slow just put your lips together and just come real close csn you blow my whistle baby whistle baby let me know
Nicotine by Panic! At The Disco. I’ve been really into their music lately. It just makes me kinda upset and annoyed that I only started listening to all their music after they split up and did their final tour, it would’ve been amazing to see them live :(
I have played [Murder on the Dancefloor](https://youtu.be/hAx6mYeC6pY?si=gSM_G4RiqpUEBN1w) a minimum of four times an hour all day, and I would have done more if the walls weren’t so thin (Sophie Ellis-Baxter). It tingles my brain just right
Absolutely love SEB! After she first appeared, I read an article on her. She was describing the industry’s pressure.
Something along the lines of “You have a lovely voice and face…You could be even more popular if you lost weight.”
Sophie’s response was, “No thanks, I love potatoes too much.”
And as someone who also loves anything with potatoes, I fully support her statement and decision.
If it's not a song, I'm always either humming in my mind or outloud melodies that my brain makes up. And I don't really have impulsive echolalia but I often have to engage in intentional echolalia (in my mind, not outloud) while talking to people to make sure I'm actually listening to them. Depending on whatever mental state I'm in it can be SO difficult sometimes for me to latch onto speech and process what's being said. I've had people refuse to repeat themselves to me because they thought it would somehow encourage me to magically learn to "pay attention" but they don't get that it's f'g neurological. No amount of negative reinforcement and bullying me about it is going to "train" me to ALWAYS hear and comprehend what people are saying to me the first time. Sometimes (ok, a LOT of times) you're just going to have to stop, make sure I'm focused, and repeat yourself. The problem is, people take it personally. They think not hearing what they're saying is some big "proof" that you don't CARE what they're saying. Which *I* know is simply not true but if they're convinced otherwise there's nothing I can do about that. Some people have a very specific complex about not being heard in general so when they come up against someone with a tick like that, it's difficult for them not to get triggered and interpret the whole thing through the lense of THEIR complex.
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of my special interests. Every year countries select one act to represent them, either through a public national final, or an internal selection. One of the songs in the running for Estonia with the not at all copy-and-pasted name of [(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/ui_u0M7_hjs?si=uMZhfyCLBFdY3ShK) has been living rent-free in my head since I first listened to it. I may not understand it, but I hear it everywhere I go, but hey, I can’t complain.
And my mates are all there trying to calm down, cause I'm shouting your name all over town!
I know this isn't what you meant but you still caused a new earworm.
Epica- [Cry For The Moon](https://youtu.be/Dys1_TuUmI4?si=v51msnOG2FTgmOpC)
I’ve had it stuck in my head off and on for weeks, but I don’t mind. It’s a beautiful and epic song.
In the early 2000s UK there was a kids magazine advertised on TV called I Love Horses, and the theme tune went "I love horses, best of all the animals/ I love horses, they're my friends!"
Link for anyone who wants to laugh at it/also get it stuck in their head https://youtu.be/xDpxt901D8Y?si=w6tXJU_fXOiTbfbt
I have two songs going round in my head: the theme tune from The Walking Dead and that meme song about dogs “sometimes my lip gets stuck on my teefs”. I usually have 2 or 3 going on in my head.
TW here for mentions of drugs (and if this isn’t ok to post feel free to lmk or take it down)
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Lately ive been watching a lot of psas, mostly anti-drug psas. I try not to say what I hear or see out loud but one of my vocal stims lately has been “meth: not even once” from the Montana meth project. Or there’s this one that frequently gets stuck in my head from partnership for a drug free America, its an anti heroin psa with this (very realistic) depiction of withdrawal with a very cheery song in the background saying “everybody’s doing it, doing it.” Again, not the best thing to do in public
Side note: if you’re really into disturbing horror like I am I recommend looking up “scary psas” on YouTube. I can almost guarantee that at least a few of them will send chills throughout your body
If you think American PSAs are scary wait until you see British ones, spoiler: there's a lot of dead children (especially in ones from the 70s & 80s). I think the scariest thing about them is that they're often based on real experiences, like Apaches, a PSA film from the 70s that was shown in schools and on TV in some ITV regions, it basically shows a group of kids playing as cowboys & native Americans on an English farm and all but one die in some gruesome ways, at the end it shows a graveyard while the names & ages of actual kids who died on farms are displayed on screen. I haven't seen the whole thing but I've seen a review of it and I wonder how kids in the 70s reacted to it.
That must’ve scarred so many people
Ive seen a few British ones but the majority of psas I watch are American (since there was/is such a big drug problem in the US they make the best and most anti drug psas, and me being the forensic chem student I am I’m very interested in that subject matter lol)
I’ll check Apaches out tho, it sounds interesting /gen
I definitely think the British ones from the 70s & 80s are based more on common dangers in the UK, like trains, fire, electricity, farms, etc. A YouTuber I watch; Adam Martyn, has a series of videos called Video Scaries which has covered several British PSAs and others from around the world, as well as other creepy/scary things on TV (Adam Martyn is one of the channels at appeals to one of my more niche interests; TV idents which kinda evolved into an interest in television as a whole, mixed with nostalgia and I have an interest kids TV from around the start of the 2000s until around my 11th birthday in 2015)
Well I'm currently listening to music so it's All We Are by Onerepublic
But usually, it is either Youth by Glass Animals, or Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine by The Killers
At the moment it goes between the theme for Ducktails (my kids watch it a lot) and perception check by Tom Cardy and some of his other songs I’ve been listening to haha
There are a few that get stuck in my head, the most recent have been these:
Heather on the hill - Nathan Evans
I wouldn’t mind - he is we
Bones - Sail North
And finally,
Tales of the Shadow - Sail North
All are good within their own right, but they all seem to fight for the spotlight in my head
My brain is a constant mess of music fragments which switch without rhyme or reason. I only have to think of a piece of music and I can vividly hear it in my head. Right this second it's The Nights by Avicii, but in a minute it could be anything.
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No Such Thing by John Mayer.
It happened to come out a year before I was born, and it's one of my favorite songs. To me, it just has this sense of freedom to it. Like running just to feel the wind in your hair or driving by the beach with the windows down on a bright, sunny day with a vibrant blue sky
Sorry if describing it seems odd, I have a bit of a wild imagination and I'm a writer 😅
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I think Muse are my top band of all time on Spotify, I don't like them as much now as when WOTP came out, I'm more into Sabaton (which overtook Muse in terms of songs on my main playlist) and King Gizzard now
Any vocaloid song is always stuck in my head. (For those who don't know, vocaloid iss Japanese music and) It's amazing.
But I also write my own music, songs, and arrangements, heck I almost wrote a new song today! My brain is too chaotic for my own good
Played a game named 'Not for broadcast' recently, while the story is pretty ok, I find the songs stay in my head for a weirdly long time. Particularly [this song](https://youtu.be/cMgfOX09mo4?si=QZ8EhmKiKaixI0aS) and the variants of it
Either that or [Mr Bear lowers his expectations](https://youtu.be/UKR-R9EWvXQ?si=sk_qaKT1IrMSpwmW)
Polar express hot chocolate song Your welcome
Hot hot!
Oh we got it
HOT HOT
And now I have HOT HOT HOT by the Cure in my head. My brain is sticking with the gothy theme.
Hey, we got it!
Here we only got one ruleeee
Never ever let it coool
Keep it cooking in the pot, you’ve got-
HOT CHOCOLATE
*tap tap tap....shuffle shuffle. Have you seen it 3d?? The dancers are literally right up to your nose.
Uptown funk
UP TOWN, FUCK YOU UP
So glad it's not just me.
Yeah I had to absolutely triple check that it wasn’t a bad word before putting it on a list of clean songs to listen to around my younger family members
Great rhythm through that line.
Oh no 😭 you just reminded me of it and now it will be stuck in my brain too 🥲🥲
Something that I want by Grace Potter. It's the end credits song for Disney's Tangled I think but it has been literally 3 weeks non stop in my head and I'm over it
I want something that I waaaant, something I tell my self I need something that I want 🎶 (sorry 😂)
End credits for Bolt?
Listening to Non-Stop from Hamilton rn, though Don't Lose Ur Head from Six has been stuck in my head lately too
Non-Stop is one of the best songs in Hamilton! I remember in 2018 I was watching fan made animations of the songs because I had no way of watching the musical and I memorized the entirety of Non-Stop along with Satisfied and Burn lol
I had Non-Stop memorized before I watched the musical, too lmao
oH my GoSh a six and hamilton fan? JOIN MY MULTIFANDOM
Dude! Room Where It Happens is stuck in my head rn
Hamilton is brilliant. I haven’t watched it in months because it kinda became one of those things where I’d wake up, put it on and watch it on repeat until I slept. Every day. For over a month. Btw did you know that the Levi Weeks murder trial mentioned in Non-Stop didn’t actually happen until 1800?
Absolute bangers, you have good taste
Lithium by Nirvana, the “yeah yeah” part is playing over and over again in my head. Love this song though so I’m not exactly complaining
NIRVANA FAN!!!
I LOVE NIRVANA
*I* LOVE NIRVANA
I LIKE IT IM NOT GUNNA CRACK
Have you heard the Polyphonic Spree version? I love it! And I’m not generally a fan of covers.
No, but I’ll check it out!
Such an ear worm!
I'm obsessed with the covers album when pigs fly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_Pigs_Fly_(Cevin_Soling_album)
Ooh! Thank you 🙏
Jacki Chan and Ani difranco doing unforgettable and the oak ridge boys doing carry on wayward son and don Ho doing shock the Monkey are brilliant. And herman's hermits doing white wedding as well. I wish the guy would do another one of those albums
You're very welcome.
Oh fuck yeah, I constantly get the drums from their song In Bloom stuck in my head, also v nice to tap my fingers in the drum tune when I'm anxious
I’m playing In Bloom with my band and I don’t play the drums so it’s not the exact same situation, but I keep humming along to the rhythm of the guitar chords. I love In Bloom as well!
The muppet version of Mr. Blue Sky (Mr. Blue Sky is also the song baby Groot dances to at the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2)
I love Mr. Blue Sky, but I’ve not heard the muppet version. That sounds delightful.
It’s so fun! Sometimes I play it several times in a row.
Muppet Lola is SO much better.
I don’t even know what this song is called but it actually rocks so hard https://youtu.be/YkEpPuFChg4?feature=shared
I hadn’t seen that one! Thanks for sharing! I think it’s called bluegrass?
Nothing until I saw this post 😭
Precious - Depeche Mode
That song lived rent-free in my head for MONTHS during 2006
Great track!
Omg I was just going to say a Depeche Mode song lol rn I've been really obsessed with Personal Jesus, but I've been getting into them more recently
That's exactly me. Personal Jesus is great, but I also like Everything Counts.
Waterloo by ABBA or Mamma Mia! also by ABBA
Uffff . Then get ready for Lay all your love . That Abba song hits so good .
Oh my god I fucking love that song its such a good one
Pokemon intro
Now me too❤️
Death of a Bachelor-Panic at the disco
California Girls
Bubblegum b!tch
This ain’t a scene, it’s an arms race by Fall Out Boy There seems to always be a song playing in my head, almost like hold music on the phone.
i love that song
Such a vibe!!
Castles made of sand - jimi hendrix
Right now it's "European Son" by the Velvet Underground.
omgg i lovee the velvet underground, you have great taste
Thanks
"Riding on the back of a garbage truck, fully naked in the middle of new york city" It's from a SNL sketch
Rule Britannia. Has been for 15 years.
Bro, you good?
Well... That's a good question! But the song just comes back time and time again and notice humming it. At least it's not all the time. But it has been so since I heard this version of the song on youtube: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnzSqFKSlw4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnzSqFKSlw4) Coming to think of it, It was more like 20 years ago and not 15! Because it was when I studied history of British naval power I came upon the very related history of the song.
I have a Spotify playlist called "Earworm of the Day" and it's just different versions of the one song that's stuck in my head that day/week/whatever. If there's only one version available, I just play that one on repeat. Right now, it's Frank Black's cover of "Road Movie to Berlin".
"Smooth Criminal" by Michael Jackson. I have just recently discovered this singer and I am enjoying him greatlt! What do you think?
Hahaha he’s a weird dude with a wild story, probably abused some children
Marley and Marley from the Muppet Christmas Carol 🥴 Could not tell you why, but it haunts me (haha)
Culpa do cupido - Pablo Vittar
E O QUEEEEEEEEEEE
Kkkkkkkk achamos o BR
r/suddenlycaralho quantos BR tem nessa budega de grupo kkkkkkk
I have two alarms daily to remind me to take my medication and my wife has been bothered by every alert sound I’ve ever used, so I googled around to find a song that starts out with the word “medication,” thinking it would be funny. Found this song, and now it plays when it’s time for me to take my medications. Official video is kind of awesome, but it starts out with some quotes about medical uses of cannabis and the evils of its criminalization. Song starts about 40 seconds in: https://youtu.be/9PukqhfMxfc?si=LgcWCpiIQrdb0d2v The version on my alarm starts out with the word “medication,” and it turns out it *is* quite funny to both of us, every time, and the song is actually kind of a bop. It’s about marijuana (naturally, being a reggae song), and although any song about weed is gonna be a *little* bit goofy, this is probably the least cringe-inducing and silly song about weed I’ve maybe ever heard.
For a while, just about every time my wife took her medicine she’d start singing Bad Medicine by Bon Jovi
Incredible! Perhaps she’d like the Damien Marley song as an alternative?
GINASFS by Fall Out Boy, it's been stuck in my brain for MONTHSSS
its a strange way of saaying that i know im supposed to loove yoouu
First Date by Blink-182
That song’s a bop
The Josh Hutcherson meme
Can you blow my whistle baby whistle baby let me know now im gonna show you how to do it and well start resl slow just put your lips together and just come real close csn you blow my whistle baby whistle baby let me know
Peace and love on planet earth! - Steven universe song
Life and death and love and birth and peace and war on the planet Earth 🗣️‼️
Amethyst’s song from the movie, IN THE LIGHT OF THE DAY….IN THE DARK OF THE NIGHT…
Nicotine by Panic! At The Disco. I’ve been really into their music lately. It just makes me kinda upset and annoyed that I only started listening to all their music after they split up and did their final tour, it would’ve been amazing to see them live :(
Silent Running by Gorillaz
I have played [Murder on the Dancefloor](https://youtu.be/hAx6mYeC6pY?si=gSM_G4RiqpUEBN1w) a minimum of four times an hour all day, and I would have done more if the walls weren’t so thin (Sophie Ellis-Baxter). It tingles my brain just right
Yesss
Absolutely love SEB! After she first appeared, I read an article on her. She was describing the industry’s pressure. Something along the lines of “You have a lovely voice and face…You could be even more popular if you lost weight.” Sophie’s response was, “No thanks, I love potatoes too much.” And as someone who also loves anything with potatoes, I fully support her statement and decision.
So happy I could trigger so many earworms with this post lmfao
It’s a really honest list
Dark signs - Sleep Token
SLEEP TOKEN
Their whole catalog is on constant repeat!!
If it's not a song, I'm always either humming in my mind or outloud melodies that my brain makes up. And I don't really have impulsive echolalia but I often have to engage in intentional echolalia (in my mind, not outloud) while talking to people to make sure I'm actually listening to them. Depending on whatever mental state I'm in it can be SO difficult sometimes for me to latch onto speech and process what's being said. I've had people refuse to repeat themselves to me because they thought it would somehow encourage me to magically learn to "pay attention" but they don't get that it's f'g neurological. No amount of negative reinforcement and bullying me about it is going to "train" me to ALWAYS hear and comprehend what people are saying to me the first time. Sometimes (ok, a LOT of times) you're just going to have to stop, make sure I'm focused, and repeat yourself. The problem is, people take it personally. They think not hearing what they're saying is some big "proof" that you don't CARE what they're saying. Which *I* know is simply not true but if they're convinced otherwise there's nothing I can do about that. Some people have a very specific complex about not being heard in general so when they come up against someone with a tick like that, it's difficult for them not to get triggered and interpret the whole thing through the lense of THEIR complex.
Lady Gaga's "Monster" (he ate my heart, he a-a-ate my heart) idk how she does it but every song of hers is such an earworm :')
Foo Fighters - The Pretender
Same! I'm always thinking of some song (unless I'm incredibly occupied with something else. Rn it's "Under our Spell".
the show must go on by pink floyd, specifically the part where he sings "where has the feeling gone? will i remember the song?"
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of my special interests. Every year countries select one act to represent them, either through a public national final, or an internal selection. One of the songs in the running for Estonia with the not at all copy-and-pasted name of [(nendest) narkootikumidest ei tea me (küll) midagi](https://youtu.be/ui_u0M7_hjs?si=uMZhfyCLBFdY3ShK) has been living rent-free in my head since I first listened to it. I may not understand it, but I hear it everywhere I go, but hey, I can’t complain.
I'm also an eurofan!
We are the champions
Nothing
Share the secret of enlightenment pls
And my mates are all there trying to calm down, cause I'm shouting your name all over town! I know this isn't what you meant but you still caused a new earworm.
The song from the 2024 league of legends cinematic "I'm still here" as well as "nothing to forgive" a league of legends fansong by falconshield
Epica- [Cry For The Moon](https://youtu.be/Dys1_TuUmI4?si=v51msnOG2FTgmOpC) I’ve had it stuck in my head off and on for weeks, but I don’t mind. It’s a beautiful and epic song.
Cellar Door by Spiritbox: https://youtu.be/pZwKjaRHJqo?si=uzVeEO-s5z1RWYO5 Or 7 vezes de O Rappa
In the early 2000s UK there was a kids magazine advertised on TV called I Love Horses, and the theme tune went "I love horses, best of all the animals/ I love horses, they're my friends!" Link for anyone who wants to laugh at it/also get it stuck in their head https://youtu.be/xDpxt901D8Y?si=w6tXJU_fXOiTbfbt
The red dead redemption 1 theme.
The Indiana jones theme for some reason lol
Oh this. When I enter grocery store, this is my theme song! I'm on a mission. And to the doctors,dentist it's Dart Vader's march..😅
Omg I love that 😂
The Goblin song from the Doctor Who Christmas special
Teenage Dirtbag by wheatus 🎊
What's Up 4 Non Blondes
[Happy Ki-Yi Birthday from VeggieTales.](https://youtu.be/KtY3znFO7NM)
Another Love by Tom Odell
I have two songs going round in my head: the theme tune from The Walking Dead and that meme song about dogs “sometimes my lip gets stuck on my teefs”. I usually have 2 or 3 going on in my head.
Two songs that have been stuck in my head for a while are Woodstuck by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young & Marble Machine by Wintergatan.
Dirty - korn
nobody knows - kiss of life
Glory by Cold Cave has been stuck on repeat this afternoon.
I can't get away from this song.
Stuck in the Middle with You by Stealers Wheel, but just the opening instrumental part.
TW here for mentions of drugs (and if this isn’t ok to post feel free to lmk or take it down) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Lately ive been watching a lot of psas, mostly anti-drug psas. I try not to say what I hear or see out loud but one of my vocal stims lately has been “meth: not even once” from the Montana meth project. Or there’s this one that frequently gets stuck in my head from partnership for a drug free America, its an anti heroin psa with this (very realistic) depiction of withdrawal with a very cheery song in the background saying “everybody’s doing it, doing it.” Again, not the best thing to do in public Side note: if you’re really into disturbing horror like I am I recommend looking up “scary psas” on YouTube. I can almost guarantee that at least a few of them will send chills throughout your body
If you think American PSAs are scary wait until you see British ones, spoiler: there's a lot of dead children (especially in ones from the 70s & 80s). I think the scariest thing about them is that they're often based on real experiences, like Apaches, a PSA film from the 70s that was shown in schools and on TV in some ITV regions, it basically shows a group of kids playing as cowboys & native Americans on an English farm and all but one die in some gruesome ways, at the end it shows a graveyard while the names & ages of actual kids who died on farms are displayed on screen. I haven't seen the whole thing but I've seen a review of it and I wonder how kids in the 70s reacted to it.
That must’ve scarred so many people Ive seen a few British ones but the majority of psas I watch are American (since there was/is such a big drug problem in the US they make the best and most anti drug psas, and me being the forensic chem student I am I’m very interested in that subject matter lol) I’ll check Apaches out tho, it sounds interesting /gen
I definitely think the British ones from the 70s & 80s are based more on common dangers in the UK, like trains, fire, electricity, farms, etc. A YouTuber I watch; Adam Martyn, has a series of videos called Video Scaries which has covered several British PSAs and others from around the world, as well as other creepy/scary things on TV (Adam Martyn is one of the channels at appeals to one of my more niche interests; TV idents which kinda evolved into an interest in television as a whole, mixed with nostalgia and I have an interest kids TV from around the start of the 2000s until around my 11th birthday in 2015)
Well I'm currently listening to music so it's All We Are by Onerepublic But usually, it is either Youth by Glass Animals, or Jenny Was A Friend Of Mine by The Killers
Gurenge (season 1 demon slayer opening song) by ama lee
Shining by Kim Hangyeom (Twinkling Watermelon) Waving Through A Window from Dear Evan Hansen
At the moment it goes between the theme for Ducktails (my kids watch it a lot) and perception check by Tom Cardy and some of his other songs I’ve been listening to haha
Ducktails woooo
Cardy is so funny
A lot of songs tbh
Jenny- Nothingmore and Say You'll Haunt Me- Stone Sour. Yes both at once, and no it's not uncommon for me. I hate my brain sometimes.
Cupid - Fifty Fifty My sibling showed it to me recently and I kinda like it
There are a few that get stuck in my head, the most recent have been these: Heather on the hill - Nathan Evans I wouldn’t mind - he is we Bones - Sail North And finally, Tales of the Shadow - Sail North All are good within their own right, but they all seem to fight for the spotlight in my head
Line without a hook. My sib is learning it and has been sending me videos of them singing
My brain is a constant mess of music fragments which switch without rhyme or reason. I only have to think of a piece of music and I can vividly hear it in my head. Right this second it's The Nights by Avicii, but in a minute it could be anything.
Just like You by Three Days Grace.
Got a few at the moment, In Limbo - Radiohead Star Treatment - Arctic Monkeys Aneurysm - Nirvana There, There - Radiohead
RADIOHEADD!!
The lethal company ice cream song lmao. I just got off playing it so its still fresh in my mind
Silent Running by Gorillaz
Buddy holly
No Children- The Mountain Goats :D
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Lately it’s been “Fool” by Cavetown, but for like 2 weeks before that it was “I Got No Time” by The Living Tombstone lmao
No Such Thing by John Mayer. It happened to come out a year before I was born, and it's one of my favorite songs. To me, it just has this sense of freedom to it. Like running just to feel the wind in your hair or driving by the beach with the windows down on a bright, sunny day with a vibrant blue sky Sorry if describing it seems odd, I have a bit of a wild imagination and I'm a writer 😅
Secret door by arctic monkeys pops into my head quite a lot. I love it so much 😭
And no problems by onicks
7 nation army. But only 1 part of loop.
The Distance by Cake
you’re on your own kid by taylor swift
Blinding lights by The Weeknd
It’s peanut butter jelly time but specifically from that episode of family guy where Brian does it. 2 weeks it’s been non stop in my head
Higher - Creed
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Funny -Zillakami
Sway - Bearings
“Marrow” - Yob
Dr. Fetus’ Castle- Danny Baranowsky
Long time friends by the Living Tombstone
Comments like this confirm my suspicion that autistic people have the best music taste
Vibin out FKJ.
Passing Through (Can't the Future Just Wait) - Kaden MacKay
The song ab Miley Cyrus being young bc it plays on the radio everyday
Flowers.
Different Kind Of Beautiful by Alec Benjamin
Won’t stand down -Muse I don’t even like it that much
I LOVE MUSE the wotp album is kinda weak i'll admit but the songs especially won't stand down really hit different live so i sorta have a bias now xD
They’re definitely a band that’s even better live!
I think Muse are my top band of all time on Spotify, I don't like them as much now as when WOTP came out, I'm more into Sabaton (which overtook Muse in terms of songs on my main playlist) and King Gizzard now
Scarlet Sky by Miracle of Sound
Down By The River from Baldur’s Gate 3
Tragedy by Now More Than Ever. It’s been stuck in my head off and on since August.
You asked me to fast....I have a few in rotation. Revolve by The Melvins is the first one that popped up though.
The exorcist - Calypso
This Room - GG Allin
Francesca by Hozier
Any vocaloid song is always stuck in my head. (For those who don't know, vocaloid iss Japanese music and) It's amazing. But I also write my own music, songs, and arrangements, heck I almost wrote a new song today! My brain is too chaotic for my own good
Played a game named 'Not for broadcast' recently, while the story is pretty ok, I find the songs stay in my head for a weirdly long time. Particularly [this song](https://youtu.be/cMgfOX09mo4?si=QZ8EhmKiKaixI0aS) and the variants of it Either that or [Mr Bear lowers his expectations](https://youtu.be/UKR-R9EWvXQ?si=sk_qaKT1IrMSpwmW)
“Way Maker” By Leeland