Oh, Madonna, Madonna
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
Just who
You used to be
And you don't ring true
So please
Stop calling me
Your "I love you"'s
Are ten a penny
You're dropping clues
Like you've got any
You got to choose
There's been so many ohhhh
I love you baby
But face it she's Madonna
No man on earth
Could say that he don't want her
This look of love
Says I'm leaving
You're frozen now
I've done the freezing
I'm walking out
Madonna's calling me
She's got to be
Obscene to be believed
That's her routine
Not what she means to me
I found myself
By circumstance
Across a room
Where people dance
And quite by chance
She' danced right next me
I love you baby
But face it she's Madonna
No man on earth
Would say that he don't want her
It's me not you
I've got to move on
You're younger too
But she's got her groove on
I'm sorry love
Madonna's calling me
Oh, Madonna, Madonna
I want to tell you a secret
We're having drinks
With Kate and Stella
Gwyneth's here
She's brought her fella
But all I wanna do
Is take Madonna home
I love you baby
But face it she's Madonna
No man on earth
Would say that he don't want her
It's me not you
I've got to move on
You're younger too
But she's got her groove on
I'm sorry love
Oh, Madonna, Madonna
Released in 2000, Robbie Williams' 'Oh, Madonna, Madonna' stands as a defining track from his second solo era, blending pop sensibilities with a distinct rock edge. The song captures the post-Boy George atmosphere of his debut while introducing a more mature, anthemic sound that would characterize his subsequent work. Lyrically, the title addresses the legendary singer, reflecting Williams' own journey and the cultural weight of his predecessor's legacy. Musically, the recording features driving rhythms and a polished production typical of early 2000s British pop-rock, establishing Williams as a major force in the genre. It remains a staple of his discography, often performed live to energize crowds, showcasing his vocal power and songwriting ability during a pivotal period in his career.