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Music going through my head

Robert124
over 5 years ago

I hear music I like.  Then it goes through my head hour after hour, week after week.  I wake up in the middle of the night and i  hear the music.

I check the internet to find out who played it and when.

I then find the tunes on YouTube and play the video.

It turns out that all four tunes I hear, were hits in the early 1970s

  1. Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep by middle of the road.
  2. Judy teen by Steve Harley and cockney rebel
  3. Behind blue eyes by the who
  4. Mouldy old dough by lieutenant pigeon

At the moment i am hearing no 2.   I have just woken up from one of my recurring nightmares where I am about to fail a college course because I haven't attended the lectures.

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  • over 5 years ago

    I get earworms most of the time.

    That's not usually a problem, but I'm also a musician for various things.  Rehearsals can be a bit of a problem if I'm playing one tune, then in a brief break my mind wanders off onto totally irrelevant tunes (usually from different genres) that become ear worms. Then I've forgotten the tune I'm meant to be playing - argh.

    But as NAS38983 suggests, I can change the ear-worm to something more acceptable if it's getting annoying. Such as the 'middle 8' from Mouldy Old Dough - I now need to get rid of that one ASAP!

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  • over 5 years ago

    I get earworms most of the time.

    That's not usually a problem, but I'm also a musician for various things.  Rehearsals can be a bit of a problem if I'm playing one tune, then in a brief break my mind wanders off onto totally irrelevant tunes (usually from different genres) that become ear worms. Then I've forgotten the tune I'm meant to be playing - argh.

    But as NAS38983 suggests, I can change the ear-worm to something more acceptable if it's getting annoying. Such as the 'middle 8' from Mouldy Old Dough - I now need to get rid of that one ASAP!

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