Sick Of It, Sure!

Day 16 - A Song That You Used to Love But Now Hate

(Hate is such a strong word.)

I should preface this entry with the statement that I adore Michael Buble. He is funny and sultry and smart and Canadian and a great singer. But when I got his first album, as I am wont to do, I listened to it on repeat. "Fever" was my particular favourite, largely because the song had been a hit on American Idol  a season or two earlier. In any case, I listened to it so much that I've become weary of it (yes, weary) and I've deleted it from my iTunes library.

(I still love you Michael!)




Jillz

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