The series in which readers answer other readers’ questions explores the sounds and music that play on repeat mentally – and how to escape their aural clutches
The series in which readers answer other readers’ questions explores the sounds and music that play on repeat mentally – and how to escape their aural clutches
This week’s question: can you acquire courage?
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know a song that’ll get on your nerves, get on your nerves, get on your nerves. I know a so … you get the gist! Why does a song sometimes get stuck in our heads? (And good luck stopping this one now!) Laura Ashton, Haslemere, Surrey
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There’s a reason the music of your youth resonates more than any new music out today.
