Can someone offer an explanation as to why I have "The Age of Not Believing" (a song sung by Angela Lansbury in the 1971 Disney film "Bedknobs and Broomsticks") in my head? Complete with purely instrumental overture and...I think it's called a "bridge"?
I haven't seen the movie in at least a couple of years. And suddenly, today: spoinnnnnnng! up it pops.
Next thing you know, I'll be chanting "Traguna...Macoides...Trecorum...Satis Dee" in sonorous tones and causing my stapler and tape dispenser to fly off and harass my cow-orkers.
It could happen.
I haven't seen the movie in at least a couple of years. And suddenly, today: spoinnnnnnng! up it pops.
Next thing you know, I'll be chanting "Traguna...Macoides...Trecorum...Satis Dee" in sonorous tones and causing my stapler and tape dispenser to fly off and harass my cow-orkers.
It could happen.
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Oh, mine does that too. It's the salt air.
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I own the DVD, of course. :)
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How many times has my head repeated it so far? I dunno, maybe ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty or more...
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I do the same thing with one of the two main themes from "The Man Who Would Be King". The problem is that I can't remember it when I want to; I can only remember it by not thinking ahout it.
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Gee, thanks. Guess what is now stuck in MY head.