La Fin de La Semaine Essay Question: Special "Better Than Being a Never Was" Edition

From 1997, please enjoy the mostly obscure White Town and his insinuating claim to fame "Your Woman."

From Wiki:

White Town auteur Mishra has said, "I'm a mediocre singer, I'm a terrible guitarist, I'm a pretty good keyboardist, I'm a good producer, not amazing, but good."Noting his status as a one-hit wonder, he said it is "better than a no-hit wonder" and elaborated, "To be a professional musician and to be entertaining people twenty years after my biggest hit, I feel like I'm the luckiest person alive. Just to have one song that connects with people—most musicians dream their entire lives of having that."

Which leads us, inevitably and inexorably, to the subject of today's business. To wit:

...and your favorite (or least favorite, however unlikely that may be) post Elvis-20th century pop/rock/soul/folk/or whatever one hit wonder song (and artist) is...???

Discuss.

No arbitrary rules whatsoever, but I've included the 20th century proviso because commercial music in the current era is so built-in forgettable that it just seems unfair to compare to it to an earlier time. White Town being an almost exception that proves the rule.

Oh, and BTW, in case you're wondering, my fave is pretty much this.

I mean, that's so freaking good it kind of boggles the mind they never had another hit.

Alrighty then -- what would YOUR choices be?

And have a great weekend, everybody!!!