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Jason Laughlin wrote:

> James Dasher wrote:
> On Friday, Dec 5, 2003, at 01:04 US/Eastern, Thomas Beckett wrote:
>
> > >     We all have an intermittent soundtrack within our heads, and I 
> > > usually enjoy mine.  But for the last week the depths of my 
> > > subconscious have subjected me to unremitting torture in the form of 
> > > "Rosanna" by Toto.
> >
> >
> > Just start singing "Roxanne" by the Police.  A friend once called 
> > that song a "mental saltine".  The few times I've resorted to the 
> > trick, it's worked.
> > Though perhaps "Roxanne" and "Rosanna" are too close for it to work....
>
>
> For me songs get stuck when I can only remember some snippet of the 
> melody or lyrics, usually the hook or chorus - I loop because I can't 
> get to the end of the song!  Once I can hear the complete song or find 
> the rest of the lyrics I'm usually able to break out of it.
>
> Jason
>
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