Slightly American Music Lyrics – Brian Wilson

Slightly American Music Lyrics by Brian Wilson

Born between two oceans
I took a great notion
Hitchiked all across this land
Raised on funky Broadway

I came up the hard way
C’mon fellas strike up the band
I heard it
I heard it

I heard it
I heard it
I heard it
I heard it the first time

I gotcha
I gotcha
I gotcha
I gotcha

I gotcha
I gotcha the first time
Honest Abe done freed those slaves
Eighteen sixty three

Sitting Bull and Geronimo
Waitin’ for the Robert E. Lee
Slightly American music
Slightly American

Slightly American music
Totally rockin’ the world
Bandstand in Philly
Was knockin’ ’em silly

And Fats down in New Orleans
Elvis and Buddy
Mr. Waters was Muddy
“Rag doll”, “sweet little sixteen”

We played it
We played it
We played it
We played it

We played it
We played it the first time
We made it
We made it

We made it
We made it
We made it the first time
Little Richard, Jerry Lee

‘Round, ’round I get around
Spector built that wall so high
Even the Beatles couldn’t tear it down
“Ooooooh!”

Sinatra and ole Bing
Taught us how to sing
In Nashville they’re cookin’
Say “hey good lookin”

The gang in motor city
Sure is sittin’ pretty
“School’s out” in Alabama
Ding dong and rama lama

When I hear “Rhapsody in Blue”
It always makes me cry
Jolson falls down on his knees
Every single Fourth of July
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Brian Wilson Lyrics – Slightly American Music

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Brian Wilson

Slightly American Music