Radio Paradise (mobile)

Take a look at my girlfriend
She's the only one I got
Not much of a girlfriend
Never seem to get a lot
Take a jumbo across the water
Like to see America
See the girls in California
I'm hoping it's going to come true
But there's not a lot I can do, hey
Could we have kippers for breakfast
Mummy dear, Mummy dear?
They gotta have 'em in Texas
'Cause everyone's a millionaire
I'm a winner, I'm a sinner
Do you want my autograph?
I'm a loser, what a joker
I'm playing my jokes upon you
While there's nothing better to do, hey
Ba-ba da-dum, ba-ba bow-da d-dow da-dow da-dow, eh
Ba-ba da-dum, ba-ba bow-da d-dow da-dow da-dow
La la la, la-la la, la la la-la
Don't you look at my girlfriend (''Girlfriend'')
She's the only one I got
Not much of a girlfriend (''Girlfriend'')
Never seem to get a lot (''What you got? Not a lot'')
Take a jumbo across the water
Like to see America
See the girls in California
I'm hoping it's going to come true
But there's not a lot I can do, hey
Ba-ba da-dum, bow-ba dow-da d-dow da-dow da-dow, eh
Ba-ba da-dum, bow-ba da-da dow da-dow da-dow, eh
Hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um
Hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um, hey uhm-um
La la la, la-la la, la la la-la

Kaisersosay Apr 23, 2013 - 10:35	ughh last few songs ,,,not loving... [ Reply ]
Hasan Jan 01, 2013 - 13:41	Gets my vote for the wimpiest lyrics ever written. [ Reply ]
HazzeSwede Feb 26, 2012 - 08:21	Lots of good Supertramp songs..this is one. #8 [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Dec 19, 2011 - 12:58	jbjnr wrote: I'd like to disagree on the albums comment for the benefit of others who might be reading. Crime of the Century : some very fine songs on here. Rudy, Asylum, If everyone was listening. These are simply outstanding tracks. They've got drama, symphonic orchestration, depth and a great sound Crisis? What Crisis? : A Soapbox Opera, sister moonshine, stand out from my memory Even in the Quietest Moments : Babaji, Fool's Overture. Indelibly stamped : Rosie Had Everything Planned - wow! (great melody, and great lyrics too). Aries - I challenge anyone to put aries on loud and not want to hear it again and again. Those 4 albums for me (for starters) put Supertramp in a league well above most of their contemporaries, and those that came after. It's a shame that they don't get more play. With you all the way on this, sadly, BIA was a sad end to an otherwise brilliant set of albums. I remember seeing them in an open air stadium just as the sun set...grey-purple sky, a flock of hundreds of starlings circling like a school of fish above the crowd. They opened with "school"....that harmonica....just spine tinglingly good. [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Dec 19, 2011 - 12:43	fredriley wrote: Kippers for breakfast? Bleucch! For those unaware of this UK delicacy, kippers are smoked herring. I'd rather have a bowl of muesli. mmmm....a lovely kipper next to poached duck eggs with Hollandaise on a muffin (english style, of course) toasted nearly to charcoal...That's a breakfast. Where DID I put that tweed jacket and deerstalker? Is there more tea? It's almost as good as pancakes, maple syrup, bacon and coffee....nearly.... [ Reply ]
jonnydreaming Nov 17, 2011 - 18:52	I love the inclusion of brass and woodwinds into this song! I wish more artists would do the same. [ Reply ]
Poacher Oct 17, 2011 - 05:03	fredriley wrote: Kippers for breakfast? Bleucch! For those unaware of this UK delicacy, kippers are smoked herring. I'd rather have a bowl of muesli. Fred, a propper kipper on the bone and traditionally smoked, along with some fresh bread and butter and lashings of tea is an excellent way to start the day before going out on the estate to shoot something (either the country or inner city estate). [ Reply ]
fredriley Oct 17, 2011 - 05:00	Kippers for breakfast? Bleucch! For those unaware of this UK delicacy, kippers are smoked herring. I'd rather have a bowl of muesli. [ Reply ]
vandal Oct 03, 2011 - 15:24	no [ Reply ]
Proclivities Sep 15, 2011 - 15:31	laozilover wrote: don't know why I never noticed this before but do you think the waitress kinda looks like the statue of liberty? [ Reply ]
Limpopoking Sep 02, 2011 - 05:40	Not a patch on "Crisis, what crisis?"... BIA to me, was their debut into unabashed commercial sounds. [ Reply ]
laozilover Sep 02, 2011 - 05:36	don't know why I never noticed this before but do you think the waitress kinda looks like the statue of liberty? [ Reply ]
Deadwing Aug 15, 2011 - 06:44	jbjnr wrote: I'd like to disagree on the albums comment for the benefit of others who might be reading. Crime of the Century : some very fine songs on here. Rudy, Asylum, If everyone was listening. These are simply outstanding tracks. They've got drama, symphonic orchestration, depth and a great sound Crisis? What Crisis? : A Soapbox Opera, sister moonshine, stand out from my memory Even in the Quietest Moments : Babaji, Fool's Overture. Indelibly stamped : Rosie Had Everything Planned - wow! (great melody, and great lyrics too). Aries - I challenge anyone to put aries on loud and not want to hear it again and again. Those 4 albums for me (for starters) put Supertramp in a league well above most of their contemporaries, and those that came after. It's a shame that they don't get more play. I was a HUGE Supertramp fan even before BIA came out. Then every dipshit in town jumped on the bandwagon and acted like Supertramp was some NEW awesome band that they had "discovered" :P Getting people to listen to new music is as hard as getting people to try new exotic foods, I don't know why this is Personally, I am always up for a challenge. Except Balut, Bugs, and Monkey Brains. Phuck that lol [ Reply ]
yurasuka Aug 15, 2011 - 06:37	I love this song! Have ever since I can remember! But each to his/her/its own. [ Reply ]
Foot Aug 01, 2011 - 19:42	Awful, as bad now as it was in '78. [ Reply ]
jkhandy Jul 14, 2011 - 21:45	crnkan wrote: [ Reply ]
crnkan May 12, 2011 - 14:59	[ Reply ]
drews Mar 28, 2011 - 15:29	bindi wrote: Interesting. . . And also, don't forget Jeff Lebowski, writing a check on Sept 11,1991- exactly 10 years before the attack, while George Bush Sr rants in the background on TV about Sadam Hussain. (Big Lebowski was filmed in what, 1997 or 1998?) I think it's all just weird coincidences, but who knows? So maybe Bin Laden was a big Supertramp fan who was inspired to target the twin towers by the Breakfast in America album cover? More seriously, this still sounds like the perfect pop song after all these years. [ Reply ]
rlr511 Mar 28, 2011 - 15:24	blech spare me! [ Reply ]
treatment_bound Mar 10, 2011 - 12:06	NO!!!!!!!!! [ Reply ]