Not the whole thing, just a bit of it - the hook, say - and
that bit just keeps repeating over and over, so that it's the last
thing you hear as your head hits the pillow and it's the first thing
you hear when the sun peeks through the blinds, and all day it's in
there, it just goes 'round and 'round in true cephalic echo-chamber
style, over and over, and you can't identify it, oh no, you can't
remember where it came from, you think it might've been from a movie
but you're not sure, see, that's the thing, you can't be certain,
and then after days and days you can feel the pressure behind your
eyeballs, building and building, and then you know what needs to be
done, oh yes, you've got to do it, got to let that scrap of music out, baby, set that sucker free, and you grab your cordless Makita and slap a quarter-inch bit in there, and you're ready to go, man, got it against your forehead, and you pull the trigger and it pffft
does nothing because it's been sitting in your freezing basement for
months and the battery's dead, so you slap the other battery in there,
the second battery that made it such a deal when you bought it, and
you're ready to go and pffft it's dead too, so you stick it
in the charger that was also part of the deal and the light goes red
and you make yourself some coffee while you wait, and all the while
that little musical demon is swirling in your head, circling, a little
needle-clawed bastard, and then after half an hour you realize that the
battery doesn't really need to be fully charged, does it, so you finish
your coffee and yank the battery out of the charger and you slide it
into the drill and you put the bit on your third eye, right on there, and you squeeze the trigger and skrrrrrr
you left the drill in reverse the last time you used it so it skitters
across your face drawing blood but! But! But! You quickly realize your
error and you flip that switch and then you go go go, and the drill
bores into your face with a smell like burning hair and there's a
little pop! as it breaks through the bone and then it slices through the dura mater, the arachnoid, the pia mater and then schlooop it's in your brain! It's in your brain! And you're screaming, "AAAAGGH! BLUAAAGGGG! IT WAS THAT FUCKING SONG FROM 'SHREK'!"That happens to me a lot, and it's kind of a drag, you know?









Which song from Shrek? just curious.
but yes this happens a lot. I'll try the drill next time... seems to have helped?
The one with Fiona and...wait, good lord, don't make me remember it. I went through a lot to get rid of it.
I think there was an inflated frog at the end of it, though.