"You can train yourself out of the emotions of certain songs if you are confronted with them again and again – is that true?
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Oh, yes, there are such songs. We’ll be back soon: Laaast Christmas. Or Marianne Rosenberg: He belongs to me. And Mendocino can still be stolen. LG
No, the more often one hears these songs, the more often the emotions associated with them appear again!