Sex And Drugs And Rock'n'roll
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Is very good indeed
Keep your silly ways or throw them out the window
The wisdom of your ways, I've been there and I know
Lots of other ways, what a jolly bad show
If all you ever do is business you don't like
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Very good indeed
Every bit of clothing ought to make you pretty
You can cut the clothing, grey is such a pity
I should wear the clothing of Mr. Walter Mitty
See my tailor, he's called Simon, I know it's going to fit
Here's a little piece of advice
You're quite welcome it is free
Don't do nothing that is cut price
You know what that'll make you be
They will try their tricky device
Trap you with the ordin'ry
Get your teeth into a small slice
The cake of liberty
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
(Here we go)
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
Very good indeed
Sex and drugs and rock and roll
(x8)
Sex, drugs, rock and roll
(x4)
Sex And Drugs And Rock'n'roll
Released by Robbie Williams in 2000, 'Sex And Drugs And Rock'n'roll' stands as a defining anthem of the Britpop era's resurgence. The track exemplifies Williams' signature blend of melodic pop sensibilities with gritty, rock-infused energy, capturing the rebellious spirit of youth culture. Its infectious rhythm and catchy hook made it an instant hit, cementing Williams' status as a leading figure in British music during the early 2000s. The song reflects the era's fascination with hedonism and authenticity, resonating deeply with audiences while showcasing Williams' ability to craft anthems that transcend specific trends. As a cornerstone of his discography, it remains a staple in live performances and a testament to his enduring influence on modern pop-rock.