(One of those songs -- Bobby Vinton's "Roses Are Red" -- sounds almost like an anthem for low-carb eating: "Roses are red, my love, violets are blue, sugar is sweet, my love, but not as sweet as you!")
My favorite song from that year, (linked here for your listening enjoyment) sounds like something a low-carber/intermittent-faster might sing about "bad" food: "I Can't Stop Loving You" - Ray Charles.
The first couple weeks starting any of these restrictive eating programs, the acute missing of the "bad" foods may feel like this song that was released near the end of 1962: "The End of The World" - Skeeter Davis.
And for anyone missing "bad" food too much, here's another song from 1962 which should express some of your feelings about that, and a way to try to cope with those feelings: "Blues Stay Away From Me" - Ace Cannon.
(P.S. PJ - Did you rule out calling Dunch "Lupper" for some reason?) :-)
Yupper.