Top 10 Worst Songs to Play in a Hospital
When we think of hospitals, we think of sterile environments where patients are receiving medical treatment and the staff is working hard to ensure everyone's well-being. Music is often used as a form of therapy and healing in healthcare settings. However, there are some songs that can be inappropriate, insensitive, or just plain annoying in a hospital setting. So, what are the worst songs to play in a hospital?
Especially when people are dying here. I suggest playing "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin instead.
No one wants to hear this on their death bed in the hospital.
You're singing that to innocent people?
Yeah, right. There are no parties in hospitals. Imagine someone's birthday in the hospital... ugh.
No, you can't have a PARTY in a hospital to cheer you up. It's awesome to dance to.
Why not leave the music video playing on a loop in the waiting room?
"And another one down and another one down" would be bad to hear in a hospital.
Well, you don't need to announce it like that. You could announce it more formally.
I was just hysterically laughing with this one...
This song is awesome, but singing it in the hospital! Everyone would scream.
Imagine waking up mid-surgery to this.
Yeah, playing this is a bad idea.
This is a good song, but it would be a bad idea to play in the hospital.
So you want to torture the patients?
I'd hate this. I'd rather die than hear this song five times.
It'd make someone throw the music device off the roof after everyone that heard this terrible song went insane after hours of listening to it.
More than encourage the patient, this would kill the patient.
This would be really bad to play in a hospital. It would probably annoy lots of people.
This song would be the worst to play in the hospital. I would never play it there.
Or any Cannibal Corpse song because a patient might just have nausea and stuff.
Pretty much any song on The Black Parade shouldn't be played at a hospital, including this song.
"Tonight's going to be a good night." Nah, not really.
May the doc have no mercy on your soul. To play this anywhere, but particularly a hospital, is just...