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Elton John ~ Made In England


I was made in England Out of cadillac muscle I had a quit-me father I had a quit-me mother I had a little Richard And that black piano Oh that sweet Georgia peach And the boy from Tupelo- Wow oh oh oh I was made in England Wow oh oh oh I was made in England I was made in England Out of cadillac muscle Face down on the playground Crying god send me a brother Not a bloody nose For Rock-´n´-Roll Give me that sweet Georgian peach And the boy from Tupelo Wow oh oh oh I was made in England Wow oh oh oh I was made in England I was made in England Like a blue Cortina But a Yankee summer Had a way about her You had a scent for scandal Well here´s my middle finger I had forty years of pain And nothing to cling to Wow oh oh oh I was made in England Wow oh oh oh I was made in England If you´re made in England You´re biult to last You can still say homo And everybody laughs But the joke´s on you You never read the song They all think they know But they´ve all got wrong Wow oh oh oh I was made in England Wow oh oh oh I was made in England more free lyrics

I was made in England
Out of cadillac muscle
I had a quit-me father
I had a quit-me mother
I had a little Richard
And that black piano
Oh that sweet Georgia peach
And the boy from Tupelo-

Wow oh oh oh I was made in England
Wow oh oh oh I was made in England

I was made in England
Out of cadillac muscle
Face down on the playground
Crying god send me a brother
Not a bloody nose
For Rock-´n´-Roll
Give me that sweet Georgian peach
And the boy from Tupelo

Wow oh oh oh I was made in England
Wow oh oh oh I was made in England

I was made in England
Like a blue Cortina
But a Yankee summer
Had a way about her
You had a scent for scandal
Well here´s my middle finger
I had forty years of pain
And nothing to cling to

Wow oh oh oh I was made in England
Wow oh oh oh I was made in England

If you´re made in England
You´re biult to last
You can still say homo
And everybody laughs
But the joke´s on you
You never read the song
They all think they know
But they´ve all got wrong

Wow oh oh oh I was made in England
Wow oh oh oh I was made in England

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