You while in the bank drive-thru: Hog dog, hot dog, hog diggity dog it’s a brand new day what’cha waitin’ for…
While in the shower: Whooooo lives in a pineapple under the sea?
While in a boring work meeting: There’s an animal in trouble out there!
Never ends.
In some kind of warped tribute to the song creators of children’s programming, my brain is a jukebox of cartoon horror.
Sometimes I’ll be singing something for minutes before I realize what’s going on and stop myself. Five minutes later I’m at it again.
They call it ear worm; when a song is so catchy you can’t stop singing it. I don’t even know if these songs are catchy anymore because, I gotta figure, anyone hearing this stuff as often as I do has no choice but to sing them in the car, in the shower, in your sleep. The worst offender is Spongebob, who I actually happen to love the most. Adorable little rascal.
Below you’ll find the 15 ear wormiest songs. I printed the wormiest parts of the songs, not necessarily the chronological lyrics. Brace yourselves, though. You could be singing these little ditties until your kids are in high school.
What kids’ song do you find yourself singing at the strangest moments?
Spongebob Squarepants
Whoooooo, lives in a pineapple under the sea...Spongebob Squarepants, Spongebob Squarepants, Spongebob Squarepants, SPONGEBOOOOOB SQUAREPAAAAANTS.
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We've got the whole wide world in our yard to explore! We always find things we've never seen before! That's why every day we're back for more! We're your friends, the Backyardigans!
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D-d-d-d-d Dora, Dora, Dora the explorer! Lets go! Jump in! Vomanos You can lead the way-hay! Swiper no swiping, Swiper no swiping, Swiper no swiping!
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Ooooo Aaaah. Ooooo Aaahh. Deep inside the jungle where nature's running wild, coming to the rescue is a very special child. Diegooooooo oh oh oh... GO DIEGO GO! And Rescue pack! Comin' to the rescue!
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I love you and you love me, we're a happy family. With a great big hug and a kiss from me to you, won't you say you love me too?
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Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog it's a brand new day whatcha waitin' for? Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity doooog, hot dog, hot dog, hot diggity dog!
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Monica Bielanko was born and raised on the wild frontier of late 1970's Utah. She is a recovering Mormon who once went to see an unknown band from Philly and married the guitar player a few weeks later. She's been married to her Babble Voices writing partner, Serge Bielanko, for the past nine years. Along the way they have practiced and perfected the dark arts of couch dining, clandestine boozing, bambino wrangling, wide-open domestic warfare, and modern love.
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I heard a mom (without kids nearby) singing the Mickey Hot Dog Dance song all by herself in Target a couple of weeks ago. I sympathized. I have had many of these songs stuck in my head (although, really, I don’t often mind – they’re cute, most of them).
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I heard a mom (without kids nearby) singing the Mickey Hot Dog Dance song all by herself in Target a couple of weeks ago. I sympathized. I have had many of these songs stuck in my head (although, really, I don’t often mind – they’re cute, most of them).