Mr Medicine
Eliza Doolittle Lyrics
Oh, Mr Medicine
I'm so happy you came here
You went from 'Every man'
To 'Every man savior'
When we all took to Everest
We were lookin' for change, sir
More those who start to open
The cycle has now been broken
There's a pile of dirty laundry
I know you'll clean it up
You're the man to do it for me
I trust your judgment
I like the things you say
It's common sense
I could take three times a day
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I feel so much better
My friend's a pessimist
But you still impress her
If you need evidence
Then I'll write you a letter
I'll lick the stamp and post it
Just so that you can notice
First drop and you get up
There's a pile of dirty laundry
I know you'll clean it up
You're the man to do it for me
And then I saw
That the patient has improved
Calling sick
Has become a lame excuse
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
This untidy table's turning
You used the best detergent
Now it's shiny, it's not dirty
And we know that it is working
Oh, Mr Medicine
(Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine
(Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: JOHN ROBERT BECK, ELIZA SOPHIE N CAIRD, STEVEN CHRISANTHOU
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Eliza Sophie Caird (born 15 April 1988), better known by her stage name Eliza Doolittle, is an English singer songwriter from London. She signed to the Parlophone record label in October 2008. Her debut, self-titled album, Eliza Doolittle was released on 12 July 2010. On debut it was number 3 in the UK charts. Since the album's release, Doolittle has had another two of her records hit the top 25 charts, including her single Skinny Genes. Doolittle's second single Read Full BioEliza Sophie Caird (born 15 April 1988), better known by her stage name Eliza Doolittle, is an English singer songwriter from London. She signed to the Parlophone record label in October 2008. Her debut, self-titled album, Eliza Doolittle was released on 12 July 2010. On debut it was number 3 in the UK charts. Since the album's release, Doolittle has had another two of her records hit the top 25 charts, including her single Skinny Genes. Doolittle's second single, Pack Up, has debuted in the Top 20 for the Single Top 100 and Irish Singles Charts, and in the Top 5 in the UK Singles Chart.
Before entering the charts, Doolittle toured the UK with her band to gain recognition. This later turned into the "Playground Unplugged" tour where she performed at secondary schools Hagley RC High School, The Magna Carta School, The Bewdley School and Sixth Form Centre, Highworth Grammar School and Presdales School.
The first release from Doolittle is a self-titled EP that features four tracks Rollerblades, Moneybox, Police Car and Go Home. This was released on 29 November 2009. Tracks from the EP were remixed by Plastic Little ('Rollerblades'), Sam Young and Jamie xx from The xx ('Money Box'). The EP received radio plays from Rob Da Bank, Nick Grimshaw, Fearne Cotton and Jo Whiley.
Her debut single Skinny Genes was released on 12 April 2010. The song had featured in a television advert for an online retailer. She told BBC's Steve Lamacq the song is "a funny scenario if you didn’t like someone, if they were really annoying, but you had a good time under the sheets." Doolittle's second release is entitled Pack Up and released on 5 July 2010, debuting at #12 on the Official UK Singles Chart on 11 July 2010.
She recorded the song Running For Life which featured on the soundtrack to the film AdULTHOOD. Doolittle was a special guest on Paloma Faith's concert tour which began on 30 October 2010.
Before entering the charts, Doolittle toured the UK with her band to gain recognition. This later turned into the "Playground Unplugged" tour where she performed at secondary schools Hagley RC High School, The Magna Carta School, The Bewdley School and Sixth Form Centre, Highworth Grammar School and Presdales School.
The first release from Doolittle is a self-titled EP that features four tracks Rollerblades, Moneybox, Police Car and Go Home. This was released on 29 November 2009. Tracks from the EP were remixed by Plastic Little ('Rollerblades'), Sam Young and Jamie xx from The xx ('Money Box'). The EP received radio plays from Rob Da Bank, Nick Grimshaw, Fearne Cotton and Jo Whiley.
Her debut single Skinny Genes was released on 12 April 2010. The song had featured in a television advert for an online retailer. She told BBC's Steve Lamacq the song is "a funny scenario if you didn’t like someone, if they were really annoying, but you had a good time under the sheets." Doolittle's second release is entitled Pack Up and released on 5 July 2010, debuting at #12 on the Official UK Singles Chart on 11 July 2010.
She recorded the song Running For Life which featured on the soundtrack to the film AdULTHOOD. Doolittle was a special guest on Paloma Faith's concert tour which began on 30 October 2010.
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Oh, Mr Medicine
I'm so happy you came here
You went from 'Every man'
To 'Every man savior'
When we all took to Everest
We were lookin' for change, sir
More those who start to open
The cycle has now been broken
First drop and you get up
There's a pile of dirty laundry
I know you'll clean it up
You're the man to do it for me
I trust your judgment
I like the things you say
It's common sense
I could take three times a day
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I feel so much better
My friend's a pessimist
But you still impress her
If you need evidence
Then I'll write you a letter
I'll lick the stamp and post it
Just so that you can notice
First drop and you get up
There's a pile of dirty laundry
I know you'll clean it up
You're the man to do it for me
And then I saw
That the patient has improved
Calling sick
Has become a lame excuse
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
This untidy table's turning
You used the best detergent
Now it's shiny, it's not dirty
And we know that it is working
Oh, Mr Medicine
(Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine
(Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine
I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine
I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Mishaal Abdullah
I heard this first when I was 15. I'm 21 now and listening to it for the first time after all that time. so many good memories
allan cr
I was 13, now 22, the nostalgia <3
Upadhyay Ankur
same!
Sergio Valerio
sameeee
*It's a secret*
I'm 15 now I used to listen to her as a kid now im feeling nostalgic but like really happy I was obsessed with her ahah
Peony Sengupta
same!! hello from India 😊🇮🇳
James Darbyshire
2020 and it's still fresh as ever. We need her back
Dean Eireann
She Doesn't Use Eliza Doolittle Anymore She Uses ELIZA Now
8stygz8
She hasn't died though! She still makes songs, too!
rose
i listened to this first when i was 6, now at 16 it’s still so so good