Bag Full Of Silly
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
Always raining
Full of chippy max entertainment
Groovy Madchester
June split to atom
O one six one
England Seattle
And I know I should have written it down
The southern comfort I forgot to knew somehow
Last night this girl in my bed
I was telling her what I'd said
When all I had was potential and a hip full of dread
Full with a bag full of silly
Walking through Piccadilly
And I... well anyway anyway
When you were asleep
Do so much to hurt me
Parts of Manchester
Make me feel dirty
Has the end of
On a game nights
Dropping little fellas
To make me feel right
And I think about you now and then
When I'm talking towns to my friend
Last night this girl in my bed
I was telling her what I'd said
When all I had was potential and a hip full of dread
Full with a bag full of silly
Walking through Piccadilly
And I... well anyway anyway
We all made out in places
And I've been into a few
What I need now is a arial view
'Cause I can see from myself
That I can see from myself
But oh... well anyway anyway
I would like to go to Manchester
To miles away
Ain't 500 M6
I just close my eyes
Close my eyes
Close my eyes
Last night this girl in my bed
I was telling her what I'd said
When all I had was potential and a hip full of dread
Full with a bag full of silly
Walking through Piccadilly
And I... well anyway anyway
Bag Full Of Silly
Robbie Williams' "Bag Full Of Silly" stands as a quintessential example of his mid-1990s pop-rock sound, characterized by its infectious energy and melodic hooks. Released during the height of his career, the track exemplifies the genre-defining style that made him a household name in the United Kingdom. The song features Williams' signature vocal delivery, blending youthful exuberance with a polished production that became a staple of his discography. It reflects the era's shift toward anthemic pop-rock, capturing the spirit of a generation through its upbeat tempo and relatable themes. As a key component of his broader catalog, the recording demonstrates his ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with audiences while maintaining commercial appeal. The track remains a testament to his influence on modern British pop music.