Thanks a lot, Quad City DJs.
“Come on 'n Ride It” (the Train) was the last song I heard before I arrived at work this morning and now it’s stuck in my head.
What song is giving you the crazies right now?
Be honest. We won’t pile up on you if you admit you were listening to Englebert Humperdinck or Captain and Tennille.
You can’t see it, but my fingers are crossed. 
“Volunteers” - Jefferson Airplane.
No idea why, but hey - in my line of work, I’m just glad it’s not anything from “High School Musical”.
Walk Away by Kelly Clarkson. I have no idea why.
Susan
Alison Krauss’s “The Scarlet Tide”, from the Cold Mountain soundtrack.
“Watching The River Flow” by Bob Dylan is stuck in my head right now.
Does anybody listen to Engelbert or C&T? Voluntarily?
<ahem>
Wonder Pets! Wonder Pets!
We’re on our way!
To help our friends
And save the day!
We’re not too big,
And we’re not too tough,
But when we work together
We’ve got the right stuff!
Gooooo Wonder Pets!!
It’s been three fricking days of this, nonstop. Kill me. Kill me now. Please, I’m begging you.
I’ve got the damn Target commercial jingle about getting my “fash on” nibbling at my sanity.
My friends Morris and Max,
They’re not like Gimbels or Saks.
‘Business is awful,’ you’ll hear them both squeal–
Each of them bought a new automobile!
If you ask them for money,
It’s harder than pulling out tacks
Max says, ‘go and see Morris,’
and Morris says ‘go and see Max!’
That’s funny, I’ve been wanting to start this very thread for a couple of years now. I never got around to it.
Earlier today (when I was thinking of starting this thread!), it was an instrumental bit from Tommy – either Sparks or Underture. And now it’s in my head again.
When I first saw the thread title, it was Matthew Broderick singing I Want to Be a Producer.
“A Little Rain” by Tom Waits, from Bone Machine.
She was 15 years old, and she’d never seen the ocean,
She climbed in a van with a vagabond,
And the last thing she said was, “I love you, Mom…”
And a little rain never hurt no one…
Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ “Warrior.”
My little one is a big fan too. I can’t tell you how many days I have walked around humming “Max and Ruby, Ruby and Max” “Heeeeyyyy It’s Franklin, coming over to playyyyy!” or “Bup, bup, bup, bup, dancing the Worman Polka!”
I feel your pain, I really do!
Wuthering Heights. The Puppini Sister’s version 
We have a nine month old son, and unfortunately the song stuck in my head right now id Baby Beluga by Raffi.
Somebody,kill me…please… or at least turn on the theme from Jeopardy
If I leave here tommorrow, would you still remember me?..
John Lennon’s Nutopian National Anthem from Mind Games.
I use it as my ring tone when I’m at the movies.
Open up the vaults. Open up the Vaults.
We’ve got to find the key.
The nights have been growing darker, so much darker now than sin (darker than sin).
We’ll open the vaults of heaven. The answer is there within.
The Vaults of Heaven, from “Whistle Down the Wind.”
“Window in the Skies” by U2
Here’s the youtube video: Link (You’ll have to look hard to see the members of U2 in this video)
Oh, can’t you see what love has done?
Oh, can’t you see what love has done?
Oh, can’t you see what love has done?
What it’s done to me?
Paul Simon’s Obvious Child. Someone posted a thread about that song weeks ago. Hadn’t heard it in quite a while, so I got out his Live in Central Park album & listened to the whole 2-disc set. “Obvious Child” kicks off the concert with fabulous percussion. That song, and especially the percussion has been going through my head ever since…and I am talking WEEKS now. It is seriously starting to drive me crazy. Which is a shame, because I love the song.
“Tie Dye on the Highway” by Robert Plant.