My iPhone states it has more songs than it should

Iphone 4Gs - 16GB latest IOS6
Itunes 11.01 (12) on Imac running 10.8.2
Everytime i sync Itunes seems to add all my 'purchased' songs to the Iphone which i do not want it to do. Its not 'checked' on the Imac itunes to do so.
I sync a playlist called top 1000 to sync based on the top 1000 most played songs.
My phone and Itunes states there a 1178 songs on the iphone. where are the 178 extra songs and how can i stop them being on the phone.
I have checked what they are and they are all songs i have bought via the phone on itunes but are not on my top 1000 playlist. how can i delete them from my phone. they are already on my imac so i don't need them there.
any advice appreciated. Thanks

Take a deep breath. Bring your phone into Apple for evaluation.

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