Need a little help with something

[Bill Dufour]

My ringtone for getting a text is Baby Shark. You can always replace it with the song Bingo was his name-o.
Bill D.

[Stan Calow]

Baby Shark is the worst. At least the Sponge Bob theme has a plot.

[Mike Soaper]

Does any remember "The Song that Never Ends"?

Yeah, probably 30 some years ago when i first heard it, and it still occasionally comes to mind, along with

There's a booger in the sugar,
no "it's not", no "it's not"

[Kev Williams]

LOL... not a song but reminds me of-

When you're out with your honey
and your nose is runny
well you may think it's funny
but it's not

[Mark Blatter]

Nuke it. Just to be safe do it from an orbital platform.

-Tom

It feels like this is a reference to one of my favorite movies......which I just happened to watch this morning while doing some stretching.

• Private Hudson : [after the drop ship crash] Well, that's great. That's just ***** great, man! Now what the **** are we supposed to do? We're in some real pretty *** now, man!
  
  Corporal Hicks : [grabs him by the shirt] Are you finished?
  Newt : I guess we're not gonna be leaving now, right?
  Ripley : I'm sorry, Newt.
  Newt : You don't have to be sorry. It wasn't your fault.
  Private Hudson : That's it, man. Game over, man. Game over! What the *** are we gonna do now? What are we gonna do?
  
  Burke : Maybe we can build a fire, sing a couple of songs, huh? Why don't we try that?
  
  (and one of the most quoted lines ever)
  
  
  Newt : We'd better get back 'cause it'll be dark soon and they mostly come at night. Mostly.
  

As for songs and lyrics, I wake up most mornings with the last song that played on my playlist from day before. The only way to get rid of it is to start up the music and replace it with something else.

[Jim Koepke]

This one always helps me get rid of an earworm > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sql9X4H0VY

jtk

[Tom Bender]

Thanks folks, one of you has taken the Monkeys from me.

[Perry Hilbert Jr]

My 9th grade German teacher had me write a report about the song Lili Marlene. It has a nice tune with such melancholy lyrics and oddly, became popular with soldiers on both sides of WW2. First sung in German and then released with English Lyrics. About a soldier who is supposed to meet his intended fiance under the light at the main gate of the post and he gets orders to be shipped out and can't get word to his girl and sees her waiting for him under the light at the gate as his truck rolls past toward the front. At the front, he dreams of her and whether she thought he stood her up, etc. How he dreams of meeting her under the light. his little Marlene. Not a week has gone by in 55 years that I haven't caught myself humming that song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQfBzeWlguw