I already removed it.
You are all welcome.
Evanescence: bring me to life
Mariah Carey - all I want for Christmas.
However, how will we all know Thanksgiving is just around the corner?
You need to shut the hell up.
Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World)
Words cannot express how much I hate that fucking song.
“Someone I Used to Know”
- Wouter André “Wally” De Backer
AKA “Gotye”.
Cocaine by Eric Clapton
We get it, you like blow.
Radio Ga-Ga by Queen.
Just to get rid of the PTSD from being tortured by it for a week straight. Loved it the first time I heard it. But hearing it literally non-stop for a week on a boat and unable to escape it has ruined it forever.
The Star-Spangled Banner
God bless America is way worse and the right wing jobs love it even more, but I get where you’re going and I’m down.
This would require too much time contemplating to make sure I selected the correct terrible song. Prolly that Proud to be an American shit that gets stuck in my head really easily. Someone did it to me this morning.
The grande valse brillante in E-flat major Op. 18 by Frédéric Chopin.
Then I’d go around asking people what their ring tone was in the 90s … and turn it into a conspiracy theory!
Now Doc Holiday’s line in Tombstone doesn’t make any sense.
This must be regional. I’ve never heard the song, nor the title. Only the very end sounded familiar, and that was from Looney tunes.
That said, not many people around here had cell phones in the 90s, and even fewer used them with enough regularity to notice their ringtone beyond the fact that it was ringing.
Look up the “Nokia tune”. It was taken from this song.
RUDE by Magic
“Why you gotta be so ruuuuude?” Ugh
Ed Sheeran - Shape of You, I absolutely cannot stand it (or any of his other songs but this one is the worst offender)
I get you
Feliz Navidad
C’mon Eileen by Dexy’s Midnight Runners.
Like a virgin by Madonna. When I was young and we only had radio and tapes in cars, I had five preset stations and I’m not making this up, that song was on all five stations at the same time once.
