Hate to even type it for fear of ear worm. Gotta turn on Keb Mo.

Or maybe it's worse.

Lasted about twenty seconds, and that was out of pure nostalgia.

Needlessly getting my hopes up ...

Stupid alarm clocks.

unless you are a masochist.

My thoughts to a tee. In my youth I remember using a couple of alarm clocks but Time is over the top.

The first few times it went off, I about hit the ceiling.

The Wheels on the bus go round and round. I wake to it often with lil bit.

Disclaimer: I quit being a fan in the 80's when I found out he was a repug and a creep.

Stranglehold is an eye opener.

If you work with numbers at work, you will be messed up all day by the earworm this song causes.

Interesting how similar the phone numbers are. Guess it's easy to rhyme "9."

-- Mal

that I went to for help on matters I couldn't solve. She wasn't old enough to remember that song. When I approached her desk, I would announce myself with, "Jenny, Jenny!" She never figured out where I got that from. (But another co-worker who knew the origin of it once told me that she'd slap the sh*t out of me if she discovered it.)

"I got you Babe!" Sonny and Cher

I abso-frickin'-lutely HATE that goddam song!! -- -- --

The Immigrant Song would bolt me right out of bed!


A song like this wants me to stay in bed:
“Rainy Days and Mondays” by The Carpenters

Yes it woke up.

However, in my quest for a wake up tune, my ideal would be something to invigorate, grab the mind's attention but stop short of stopping my ticker or opening my eyes so wide that they can't close again.

...but it gets me up.

Circle of Life of the Cartoon version of the Lion King.

Not my first choice to wake up to.

and get out engines revving early. Always think of the damn song, 409.

Take this, for example. Can you imagine sitting bolt upright in bed as this blared from your stereo alarm clock??

I need stuff that bolts me upright!!

Taser!

"Why did we move that bojangle clock so far away from the bed?"

You were probably trying to avoid the ear worm; you're welcome.

That would get an alarm clock thrown across the room then bashed into little pieces.

I can’t get to the mute button fast enough when this piece of tripe comes on.

The radio tended to play Ballroom Blitz and Bohemian Rhapsody at the same time every morning. (Between 6 and 6:30) Ballroom Blitz was a better wake up song because Bohemian Rhapsody had slow parts.

...right up there.

I have to hear it most daily at work, and I've asked for sulfuric acid to pour into my ears.

Like a charm.

I immediately know there is something to worry about and it makes me unhappy.

I loath that song.

It's depressing.

That’s horrendous any hour of the day or night.

OMG

That would be the day I'd commit suicide.

I tried.

TlalocW

Very depressing.

Why do they make depressing music?

I don't get it.

That's been a total downer for me since I first heard it as a youngster!

That is one is a real downer.


I was literally thinking of how depressing that song was and then Peggy Lee died that day.

and, "King of the Road"

by Ween.

One of the worst songs ever written.

"Abracadabra - I wanna reach out and grab ya..."

And has the added distinction of having an equally horrible video to go along with it.

Yoko Ono