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From New York City to the Golden Gate The Great Lakes to the Rio Grande There's a hip new feeling That we're awfully appealing To the universal common man So get in line If you'd like to shake our hands We're the ones We're the popular Americans Oooh yeah, back on the scene We've come to pledge allegiance At the altar of convenience In our wide-leg baggy jeans And we've pinned our passions On the tale end of fashion Now we're as sexy as our shaving cream When in doubt We consult our magazines CHORUS We're the ones We're the popular Americans Letras de cancionesOooh yeah, back on the scene Having fun We're the popular Americans Oooh yeah, bet you wish you were me I bet you wish you were me, yeah Don't you wish you were me, yeah Baby, back on the scene When you're so prestigious It makes you half religious In a patriotic sort of way Our money says we trust But you know it's only just A party slogan we were taught to say Nine out of ten dentists agree Repeat chorus Words and music by Ian Eskelin and Dave Clo Produced by Neill King ©1998 Bridge Building Music (BMI) From Letras Mania