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[Anonymous032819]

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@MrsSB wrote:

@Anonymous032819 - I loved that song when it came out.  80 something, right?  I still really like it and thanks to your reminder, I went to youtube and am listening it to it now.  

As for earworms, that does happen to me but only once in a while.  No cure that I know.  Just kind of runs it course. 

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@MrsSB 

Good guess!

It was released in August of 1980.

[NEvans2]

A couple of months ago I had an old Linda Ronstadt song stuck in my head for days. I finally found my Linda Ronstadt " Greatest Hits " cd and played the darn song four times. It was "Someone to Lay Down Beside Me".

[DottieBlue]

I've had one since last Sunday when I watched the second episode of "The Undoing:"  Dream a Little Dream of Me

[Qgirl26]

@Anonymous032819, I seem to always have an earworm and I hate it because it's almost always a song I don't like. A lot of times they are the songs from the grandkids tv shows. Baby Shark is starting to come to mind right now (ugh, please no!). Sometimes they are songs I like but almost always they are songs I don't like at all and it nearly drives me insane. I also will have the songs from the last Sunday church service in my head all week and it will play over and over and over in my mind. And while I love most of those songs, I want to turn them off sometimes and I can't seem to. I probably sound a bit looney, lol, but I don't know what to do about it. I just wish it didn't happen.

[Qgirl26]

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@Wsmom wrote:

Baby Shark.  Ugh.  And when shopping for the grands walking downn a toy aisle there are Baby Shark toys at which point it pops in my head and there for the day.  

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@Wsmom If you read my post, you will see that I share your pain. lol!

[Tessa Mendoza]

I never don't have an earworm.  

There is always a song playing in my head, and it's usually the last one I heard.  The worst is when I don't like the song but can't get rid of it.  I never used to notice it, but my husband says I hum all the time.  One time we were in the supermarket and I started humming so loud that the guy stocking the shelf near me looked at me.  My husband said I was really getting loud.  Once in awhile, I catch myself singing, also.

There was a country song some years ago called "Lucky Man."  It was stuck in my head and I remember riding the elevator at the mall and all of a sudden realized I was singing "I'm a lucky, lucky man" out loud. lol

[PJinIA]

Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen....I hated the song but whenever it would come on the radio it was stuck in my head for hours! 

[shoesnbags]

When Helen Reddy died, I just kept hearing " I Am Woman" in my head for about a week!  And then I'd have to sing along, ha ha.  Finally got it out of my system, but gee, I really honored Helen's passing.

[Porcelain]

Now I have YMCA stuck in my head?

[Sushismom]

"Nights in White Satin" - The Moody Blues