Teenage Millionaire
Robbie Williams · Other Songs - Robbie Williams
Hi out there. This is Shaun Goldberg and you're
listening to W.A.N.K. This evening I've got
someone really interesting with me. He's over from
old England and his name is Robbie Williams.
[Robbie]
Cor blimey bleedin' Mary Poppins!
[Announcer]
Great, right on! You know we've been hearing
about this boy band that was really big over there.
Can you tell us a little bit about it Robbie?
[Robbie]
First of all, I'd like to say thank you very much
for having me in the first place.
But to answer your question I can't really answer it.
I suppose it was a bit like this:
Haaa!
Riding in your limos
Hanging with your bimbos
Riding my old faithful
Bigger pin-up than Betty Grable
Kipper in the papers
Coke and whisky chasers
I ain't supposed to pose
But I don't care
I was a teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
Yeah, yeah
Services for Britain
Pouting like a kitten
Dinner with Diana
I'm a social Stokey spanner
Waiting for my knighthood
She can pin it on my manhood
I ain't supposed to pose
But I don't care
I was a teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
Yeah, yeah
A teenage millionaire
It works out sometimes it's funny
Being stupid makes you lots of money
Bothered Judy Garland
When I burggered Barbara Cartland
Champagne in my bidet
The press all had a field day
You may think it's an outrage
My cleaners wearing bondage
She makes my place a mess
But I don't care
Teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
A teenage millionaire
Yeah, yeah, yeah
It works out sometimes it's funny
Being stupid makes you lots of money
Come on waif
It looks as if you need a good feeling
Teenage Millionaire
Robbie Williams' 'Teenage Millionaire' stands as a defining track from his early career, capturing the restless energy of youth and the allure of sudden success. Released during the height of his fame, the song exemplifies the melodic pop and rock fusion that characterized his discography in the late 1990s and early 2000s. With its driving rhythm and charismatic vocal delivery, the recording became a staple of his live performances and a cultural touchstone for a generation. The song reflects Williams' ability to blend personal narrative with broad appeal, cementing his status as a leading figure in British pop music. It remains a powerful example of the era's sound, showcasing his talent for crafting anthems that resonate with themes of ambition and identity.