Broken English (1996)
by admin on Sunday, March 7th, 2010 | No Comments
I’m looking for the name of an upbeat english pop song from 1996 or so that got a lot of US airplay?
I can hear the song in my head, but the only lyric i can remember is something like “why do you treat me this way”, which unfortunately is a very common lyric. also, there is a lyric where the guy’s voice sort of breaks and goes high when he says “oh so”. it’s just not enough info for me to search on.
Your question really got me thinking. I love Britpop, but the only song which came to my head from around 1996, where the singer’s voice breaks high, that got a lot of US airtime is “In The Meantime” by Spacehog. Such a great tune… music video below.
Hoax 3 (1996) – Europe Section 3
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