Monday, May 29 2006, 10:11 BST
Gnarls Barkley have decided to withdraw their worldwide hit 'Crazy' because they are bored of hearing it.
The tune continues to top the charts in a number of countries, but the American duo have decided to pull it from the shelves.
A spokesman for the band told The Mirror, "They have had a fantastic run. But we don't want people to get sick of the song. From Monday, we will be deleting it."
But DJ Dangermouse did note, "This was not a painless decision."
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