These are songs that make you want to shove chop sticks in your ear.
Here are my 3 picks.

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Tom Mitchell
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My 4th Pick

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Tom Mitchell
Opp, AL
Member of First Presbyterian Church PCA Florala, AL

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I LOVE Zevon! A BAD song would be "Two Tickets to Paradise"

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Tom Mitchell
Opp, AL
Member of First Presbyterian Church PCA Florala, AL

Open profaneness is the broad dirty way which leads to hell
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--chRis
Psalm 115:1

Christopher Reeder
Husband to Kara, Father to Abigail (7), Caleb (6), Grace (4 1/2), Zoë (3), Elijah (1 1/2) and Hannah (born 8/8/2008)

Member: Pilgrim Presbyterian Church (OPC), Raleigh, NC

That and Donna Summer's MacArthur Park. ALL Disco music.

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Tom Mitchell
Opp, AL
Member of First Presbyterian Church PCA Florala, AL

Open profaneness is the broad dirty way which leads to hell
--but trusting in religious duties is a sure way, though a cleaner way to hell. ~ Thomas Brooks
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Kum bah yah by anyone

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Richard H. King
Providence PCA
Lubbock, Texas
"No matter how far a man goes, he eventually finds out God's already there." John Wayne - the last line in "Chisum"

Werewolves of London???? How dare you! Warren Zevon is an amazing artist, and while I admit yes WofL can become annoying after hearing millions of times it is still a great song.

As for Candy Man and Afternoon Delight they're both songs I find hilarious. Candy Man because of an episode of Scrubs in which JD imagines himself as the candy man.

Perhaps you dont recall the extremely annoying songs of Britney Spears, Nsync, Backstreet Boys, and 98 Degrees that still haunt my nightmares of 1998-2000.

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Bryan Riddle
1689 London Baptist Confession
Bethel Baptist Church Owasso, Oklahoma

If you want an annoying Zevon song it's "A Certain Girl".

Whats her name? I cant tell ya.... ahh.

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Bryan Riddle
1689 London Baptist Confession
Bethel Baptist Church Owasso, Oklahoma

Ladies and gentlemen, for your listening displeasure, please give it up for William Hung and "She Bangs".

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Bob Howes
Framingham, MA

A reoccurring thought:

Rev 22:20 He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus.

In the jungle, the muddy jungle, the lion sleeps tonight....

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Meg
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Remember DEVO and that colossal hit 'Whip It'? I hated that song.

It is so bad I don't even want to post it. I agree with your first three choices also.

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R. Martin Snyder
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Isn't that mighty Jungle and not muddy Jungle? Inquiring minds must know. I liked that song.

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Husband of ENS, father of J II. | Indian Trail, NC
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I don't mind Werewolves of London so much. It can become annoying after a while but it is far from my number one pick. I will say though in that video you posted the bass player is playing my bass - or at least it looks just like mine.

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Christopher Reeder
Husband to Kara, Father to Abigail (7), Caleb (6), Grace (4 1/2), Zoë (3), Elijah (1 1/2) and Hannah (born 8/8/2008)

Member: Pilgrim Presbyterian Church (OPC), Raleigh, NC

Now I just disagree with this one. Dr. Hook? Come on!

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Christopher Reeder
Husband to Kara, Father to Abigail (7), Caleb (6), Grace (4 1/2), Zoë (3), Elijah (1 1/2) and Hannah (born 8/8/2008)

Member: Pilgrim Presbyterian Church (OPC), Raleigh, NC

I remember Sylvia's Mother Says. What a whiny, crying, whimpering song. You got my vote for that one.

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R. Martin Snyder
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Warren Zevon was a musical genius.

You take that back sirrah!

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Andrew DeShazo, Deacon, Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church, Memphis, TN
"All of us stumble in many ways, but if anyone is never at fault in what he says, then he is mature, able to control his whole body."(James 3:2)

Me Too... ZEVON ROCKS!!!

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Benjamin P. Glaser
Pittsburgh, PA
Fairmount ARP Church, Sewickley, PA
Candidate Under Care Pittsburgh Theological Seminary & Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary

“If the Church could be aroused to a deeper sense of the glory that awaits her, she would enter with a warmer spirit into the struggles that are before her.”-- J.H. Thornwell

Shoving chopsticks in my ears? Yes, there are songs that would make me do it.

If I could do a Comiskey Park "disco demolition-type" explosion of every copy of this song that exists on this planet, just so it would never again be heard by human ears, I would:


And if I happened to do it in a manner that violated local fire ordinances, I would glady pay the fine and/or do the time...

I couldn't even stand more than 10 seconds of this video while hunting it up for you guys.

Here's a few more of what I deem stinkeroos:

"Heart of Gold" by Neil Young (not to be confused with "Band of Gold" by Freda Payne, which is great, IMO).

"In the Year 2525" by Zager and Evans.

"Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum.

"December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" by the Four Seasons...

To whomever above I said "thanks," that means I also hate the song you so "honored" by mentioning or posting it on this ever-so-useful thread...

Margaret

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Margaret
Free Church of Scotland [Continuing]
Michigan

"He must increase, but I must decrease." - John 3:30