Music is an expression of emotion.

The beauty behind this timeless art form is that you can decide what you listen to and how you feel about it in a few fleeting minutes.

A sad song that makes one listener feel gloomy could give another motivation to sort out the problems that plague their mind. A song that one considers the happiest tune ever created might not brighten another's day in the slightest. A song that someone regards as a true gem might be another's least favorite song, and so on.

Though many tracks are left up to interpretation, there is no denying when a song stands out, especially when that song unusually contrasts the rest.

According to American Songwriter, there is one song so completely bizarre that it tops the list of the "weirdest song of all time."

This interesting tune features "yodeling, scat singing, whistling, prog-rock elements, and a flute solo," and each verse is as unpredictable as the one that precedes it.

The legendary track is even more fascinating performed live as the lead singer of the Dutch rock band who penned it in the 1970s (hint hint) had to physically prepare himself for the 6-minute and 43-second rollercoaster that is one of the strangest songs the world will ever experience.

What indescribable song holds onto this title after nearly 50 years, you ask?

That would be "Hocus Pocus" by Focus!

Other songs that made the list of the weirdest songs of all time include Pink Floyd's "Bike," Napoleon XIV's “They’re Coming To Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!” and last but not least, Frank Zappa's "The Muffin Man."

Watch Focus perform "Hocus Pocus" live in 1973 below!

Bret Saunders