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Earworm – You Won’t Believe This One!

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I’ve been watching old shows at night. Mostly it’s been shows I grew up watching. It’s relaxing and I get a kick out of them. Plus, and I mean it IS a plus, I can crochet and “watch” at the same time because I really don’t have to look intently at the screen. I know the characters and their voices so really, I don’t have to actively watch – just listen.

Anyway, for the past few nights I’ve been watching The Partridge Family. Yes, sue me. I loved it as a kid and I still think it’s a cute show. And Keith, damn he was a cutie. R.I.P. David Cassidy. I used to think they were all singing and playing instruments, ah the mind of a kid. This morning I woke up with this song stuck in my head and I can’t shake it. I don’t really care if I shake it or not, honestly.

Hey, I Think I Love You! Enjoy! 😉

Earworm – Swingin’ The Alphabet

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There was a post on Facebook recently asking “What song always reminds you of your father?” Well, this song was my answer. (I thought of a couple more songs, however they were made up by my Dad and highly inappropriate!) Ever since I posted my answer, the song has been stuck in my head. Now, I hope it’s stuck in yours! Snicker, snort!

Earworm – I’d Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony)

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Y’all remember this song? Most likely, your memory is like mine and the Coco-Cola commercial pops into mind. That was in the 70’s.

This song was stuck in my head this morning. With everything going on these days; racism and hatefulness, division and ridiculous behaviors, lies, etc., it would be nice if we could all live in harmony with each other, as the song suggests. Do you think it could ever happen?

Here’s the Coca-Cola commercial version:

Earworm – Who Are The People In Your Neighborhood?

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Dad and I were having a conversation on Saturday, about what I don’t even remember now. The phrase ‘in the neighborhood’ came up and all of a sudden this song was in my brain… It’s still stuck in my brain! It’s funny how childhood memories pop up and stick. Do you remember this song?