Top 10 over used / over played songs that can just go away.

Every time I hear these songs used personally or professionally I cringe. Some I hate because they are overplayed. But mostly its because of other peoples excitement for them. If you ever want to hear any of these just turn on JackFM!

*honorable mention "Rock the Casbah" - The Clash  & "Come on Eileen" - Dexy's Midnight Runners.

10. "Just Like Heaven" - The Cure - Maybe I never got into it because I didn't smoke in high school. But having a girlfriend who did makes me hear this song plenty. I keep hoping its just a phase, but she wont stop wearing the army jacket.

9. "How Soon is Now" - The Smiths - I like this song, but I hate the fact that Morrissey has such a cult following and this is the only song of his that I know.  So my ignorance will fuel the hatred!

8. "Back N Black" - AC/DC - another great song, but ever since Best Buy got their hands on it I wanna shop at Circuit City.    *Circuit City is out of business, so thats funny ... right? I couldn't work out to this song anymore because it just makes me think about electronic sales.

7. "Happy" - Pharrell Williams - it could just be his outfits, but its probably the song.

6. "Its My Life" - No Doubt - I swear for some reason I hear this song at least once a day. I've gotta stop hanging out at "H&M".

5. "Habits" - Tove Lo - This song actually rules, but I think by 2017 I'll be over it. Its constant radio airplay kept me from buying the CD, .... but I still sing along.

4. "Waterfalls" - TLC - The worst is when a character in a movie sings along to the rap part of  the song, trying to force the audience member to think "Hey! I do that too!"

3. "Crazy" - Gnarls Barkley - this goes hand in hand with any song by the Gorillaz ("Clint Eastwood" / "Feels Good") - I see why CeeLo has to "Cosby" his way into girls pants.

2. Anything by the band "Sublime" - I'm talking to you 98.7.  Whoever the program director is over there must love to smoke weed.

1. "Push It" - Salt N Pepa - The only thing I want to "push" is the stop button.

There are plenty more, but I wont complain about "Don't Stop Believing" because it was the the official song of the 2005 Chicago White Sox.