Break America
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
Then no one will, your buzz is shit
Without some weight and a wonky gate
I'll bring my mates and we'll bounce it on the water
Try to decide for my accent is from over Scotia,
I don't think you know it
Now I can't sing, but I could lift heavy things
And when I get nervous I get loaded
No one shows that no one knows I'm right
(Being the alien act, catching the bills or not)
You could be a stranger over night
(Provocative and revile, let's break America)
(Ha ha, we'll break it
Ha ha, we'll break it
Ha ha, we'll break it
Let's break America)
[2x]
All your kids are fat
They sit where they sat
So big you could bounce 'em on the water
My UK's in entropy
And its Dollars fu.ck
Let's bounce sh.it on the water
Try to decide for my accent is from over Scotia,
I don't think you know it
Now I can't sing, but I deserve everything
And when I get nervous I throw sh.it
No one shows that no one knows I'm right
(Being the alien, actual belzebub)
You could be a stranger over night
(Provocative and revile, let's break America)
(Ha ha, we'll break it
Ha ha, we'll break it
Ha ha, we'll break it
Let's break America)
[2x]
We're gonna know it now
We're getting on a plane
We gonna do a radio show and they will play this record
We're gonna know it now
We're getting on a plane
We gonna do a radio show and break me with this record
We're gonna know it now
We're getting on a plane
We gonna do a radio show and they will play this record
We're gonna know it now
We're getting on a plane
We gonna do a radio show and break me with this record
No one shows that no one knows I'm right
(Being the alien, actual belzebub)
You could be a stranger over night
(Provocative and revile, let's break America)
Break America
Released in 2004, Robbie Williams' 'Break America' stands as a defining track from his mid-2000s era, blending pop sensibilities with a distinct British rock edge. The song captures the restless energy of its time, featuring Williams' signature vocal delivery and a driving rhythm that became a staple of his live performances. As a key component of his discography during this period, the recording reflects his ability to pivot between anthemic pop and grittier rock influences, solidifying his status as a leading figure in modern British music. Its enduring popularity highlights the song's ability to resonate with audiences across generations, serving as a testament to Williams' versatile songwriting and performance style.