Songs that get stuck in your head.
 

Essentially, this thread is all about those nagging little ditties that burrow themselves into your skull and don't release themselves until something more infectious comes along. Delightful little buggers, aren't they? Just post whatever's stuck in your head and spread your misery.

It'll be fun, I promise.

Here's what I've got to start us off.

Chen Sisi - A Red Sun
Blatant propaganda, but well composed nonetheless.

Also,

Kamisama no Iutoori
The ending theme to the series that inspired the award winning "ComradePants Presents: The Tatami Galacksee." Directed by John Woo.

Anyone want to join the party?

Hawaii Five-O

Watched it because a Deadpool comic told me to, and now I can't stop listening to it. I've already come up with a piano arrangement.

I went grocery shopping today and saw peanuts on the shelf, and ever since I've had Golden Boy stuck in my head. It's such a great chorus, There are no pan-asian supermarkets down in Hell/So you can't buy Golden Boy peanuts. It's such a catchy little song for me. It makes me think of how an adult might explain heaven to a young kid who grew up in a poor family and doesn't really have a sense of opulence, just a simple paradise where you can buy a specific brand of peanuts.

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Günther - Ding Dong Song
I got this song stuck in the heads of countless innocent people. And it always works. Even if they don't want to they will start humming it.

One of the most catchy songs out today. So catchy you won't stop hearing it for days.
I warned you. Doom be upon your own head if you watch it.

Tears of a Clown
It's the story of me and how I use jokes, no matter how ignorant, to try to stave off my own misery. And it's so catchy.

Strangely, the biggest earworm for me has always been Goodbye Yellow Brick Road by Elton John.

http://i.imgur.com/DGGZU.jpg

Where do I sign up?

Time to blow your mind.
Game of FUCKING THRONES!

Don't ask me, I've been trying to find out for years!

Incidentally, this may explain why I find myself on so many federal watch lists.

Heavy Metal by Sammy Hagar.

A Separation from the Discovery DVD by Tokyo Jihen.

I heard it on my Delta flight home and now I can't find an mp3 of it. So awful.