Thread: Songs stuck in head after waking up?

This happens to me a lot, and I don't listen to music before going to sleep, or all that often at all, really.
Usually I don't know why I have a particular song in my head when I wake up. Sometimes I remember hearing the song in a dream. Recently it was "Jump in the Line (Shake Senora)."

Hey laggymedic and insideout

I was playing EyeOneBlack's dream remote viewing laboratory on Saltcube in 2008. I joined-in at week 30 and busted till week 44.

Target 44 began on 08-Oct-08 05:41 PM with this OP by EyeOneBlack

eyeoneblack wrote:

There's a new object in the star.

What is it?




What color is it?

Good Luck!!

AND

It was revealed on 16-Oct-08 02:25 PM

eyeoneblack wrote:

It's a utility knife

I turned 48 during this rv laboratory on 12 October 2008. To hit so excitingly felt like a birthday present (hahaha)

5 people played apart from me.

The last part of my dream I was under the ocean and a huge shark swam over me. He didn't see me but I saw his face very clearly. He seemed to be grining and showing off his hundreds of sharp teeth.

As I woke the upbeat song of Mack the Knife" was happily chiming through my head. So I posted my shark dream and the Youtube of Mack the Knife .

Oh, the shark, babe
Has such teeth, dear
And he shows them
Pearly white

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https://youtu.be/XpkCazstUhM

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Look it was uploaded on October the 8th 2008 the day the 44th target was began. And it is still the best Mack the Knife clip on Youtube to this day.

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Lyrics

"Mack The Knife"

Oh the shark babe has such teeth, dear
And he shows them pearly white
Just a jack knife has ol’ MacHeath, babe
And he keeps it out of sight

You know when that shark bites with his teeth, dear
Scarlet billows start to spread
Fancy gloves though wears ol’ MacHeath, babe
So there's never, never a trace of red

On the sidewalk, Oh Sunday morning don’t you know
Lies a body just oozing life
And Someone's sneaking around the corner
Could that be our boy Mack the knife?

From a tug boat down by the river don’t you know
Lays a cement bag just dropping on down
That’s cement's there, it’s there for the weight, dear
I’ll get you ten ol’ Macky is back in town

Did you hear bout Louie Miller? He disappeared, babe
After drawing out all his hard earned cash
And know MacHeath spends, he spends just like a, like a sailor
Could it be, could it be, our boy did something rash?

[2x]
Jenny Diver Oh Sukey Tawdry
Look out Miss Polly Peachum and Oh Lucy Brown
Yeah the line forms on the right, dear
Now that Macky is back in town

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Oh, in Australia, we call a box cutter a Stanley knife . A "man's name" knife, like "Mack" is a man's name.

Just another AMAZING synchronicity (sync) to the target.

If folk would play regular dream-games like eyeoneblack's rv laboratory's then those songs folk wake-up to, might sync with a dream remote viewing target.

And it's FUN

I wake up all the time with songs in my head that I didn't even know I knew.

I think it's pretty cool how the songs can often reflect the dream themes that I had just been experiencing while asleep though. Our minds are really neat!

This happens to me as well from time to time. Sometimes I even hear songs in my dreams and then wake up with those same songs stuck in my head.

Yay !!!! Lauraw ! In my email box I found:

Dear EbbTide000,

Lauraw has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - Songs stuck in head after waking up? - in the General Lucid Discussion forum of Lucid Dreaming - Dream Views.

Here is the message that has just been posted:
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Sometimes I'll wake up with the "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah", or Angel of the Morning song in my head. After a dream and a WILD. I didn't have to listen to before I went to bed.
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https://youtu.be/6bWyhj7siEY

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Under Youtube:

Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah (Original)

Uploaded by GeezersPlaceORG*


Published on May 24, 2012
The hit song from From Walt Disney's "Song of the South" released in 1946 was "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah", which won the 1947*Academy Award for Best Song and is frequently used as part of Disney's montage themes, and which has become widely used*

in popular culture. The film inspired the Disney theme park attraction Splash Mountain. The film was a combination of live action*and animation. Disney hired vaudeville and radio actor James Baskett to portray Uncle Remus.

Am a gunna "friend" you, Lauraw, so o o I dont miss anything you post (hahaha).

Me thinks my dream characters can become living "Tulpas" and follow me around in the waking world, like in this clip.

Bob Van De Castle's totum was "white frog" and it thrilled me to see a frog "tulpa" joining in the waking-life fun, in this clip.