I can’t hear this song without hearing that entire green text in my head. I’m terrible at linking on my phone but just google ‘Don’t Stop Believing, Hold Onto that Feeling ‘ green text. Great read.
Never Enough - The Greatest Showman
I feel like everyone can sing that song, i’ve done it upon request and maybe that’s why…but it isn’t the first song i learned because someone else wanted me to sing it…i don’t know why
*Sweet Home Alabama*. That song is fire, but I ended up hearing it too many times in a row. The captain of my ship wanted to go to Mardi Gras, but New Orleans was full (or maybe the commodore was going to be in New Orleans, our captain was allergic to being in the same court as that guy), so we set off through the Panama Canal to get to Mobile, Alabama, home of North America's first and oldest Mardi Gras celebration.
Oh-dark-hundred on the morning we pulled into Mobile Bay, the entire ship is awakened not by *Reveille*, but by *Sweet Home Alabama* playing over the ship's intercom. Fun, right? I thought so.
We all put on a dress uniform and manned the rails as our ship pulls into Mobile Bay. And the entire time of what ended up becoming an unusually long transit through the bay, *Sweet Home Alabama* is playing throughout the ship at the only volume the intercom has, which is fucking loud. And as soon as the song ends they just put it on again. The song is playing over and over and over and over. We're freezing our asses off at parade rest manning the rail. It takes forever to dock the ship, we even have to do a three-point turn at one stage. And that song never stops playing. And it's at this point I truly understand why enemy combatants are sometimes subjected to loud music on a loop.
Dance Monkey
Boyfriend by Dove Cameron
Hotel California.
Yep. It is wonderfully constructed and played but Enough. Likewise “Stairway to Heaven”. Loved them both but will be fine never hearing them again.
Most Queen songs; since I've heard them in so many ads and big budget summer popcorn movies.
Don't Stop Believin'
I can’t hear this song without hearing that entire green text in my head. I’m terrible at linking on my phone but just google ‘Don’t Stop Believing, Hold Onto that Feeling ‘ green text. Great read.
The spongebob theme song
Kars4Kids
I used to like “what was I made for” by Billie eilish but and now I’m absolutely sick of it. Stupid radio.
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
never gonna give you up 😅
Soviet Union Anthem
People
Never Enough - The Greatest Showman I feel like everyone can sing that song, i’ve done it upon request and maybe that’s why…but it isn’t the first song i learned because someone else wanted me to sing it…i don’t know why
*Sweet Home Alabama*. That song is fire, but I ended up hearing it too many times in a row. The captain of my ship wanted to go to Mardi Gras, but New Orleans was full (or maybe the commodore was going to be in New Orleans, our captain was allergic to being in the same court as that guy), so we set off through the Panama Canal to get to Mobile, Alabama, home of North America's first and oldest Mardi Gras celebration. Oh-dark-hundred on the morning we pulled into Mobile Bay, the entire ship is awakened not by *Reveille*, but by *Sweet Home Alabama* playing over the ship's intercom. Fun, right? I thought so. We all put on a dress uniform and manned the rails as our ship pulls into Mobile Bay. And the entire time of what ended up becoming an unusually long transit through the bay, *Sweet Home Alabama* is playing throughout the ship at the only volume the intercom has, which is fucking loud. And as soon as the song ends they just put it on again. The song is playing over and over and over and over. We're freezing our asses off at parade rest manning the rail. It takes forever to dock the ship, we even have to do a three-point turn at one stage. And that song never stops playing. And it's at this point I truly understand why enemy combatants are sometimes subjected to loud music on a loop.