Biografía:
Eliza Doolittle (nacida Eliza Sophie Caird, el 15 de abril de 1988) es una cantante, compositora británica y ex actriz infantil. Su álbum debut se publicó el 12 de julio de 2010.
Doolittle nació en Westminster, Londres. Asistió a la Escuela para Niñas Channing en Highgate Village, al norte de Londres. Ella es la hija de John Caird (director) y Frances Ruffelle (quien también es cantante), nieta de Sylvia Young.
Sus créditos en teatro musical incluye las adaptaciones de RSC de El jardín secreto (2000) y Los Miserables (1996).
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Verse (type 1) A D
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
Bm F#m A D
More those who start to open, The cycle has now been broken
Verse (type 2) A D
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
G A
I trust your judgment, I like the things you say
It's common sense, I could take three times a day
Chorus Oh, Mr Medicine, I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine, I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Verse (type 1) 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
Verse (type 2) 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
Chorus
Bridge F#m E D A
This untidy table's turning, You used the best detergent
F#m E D G
Now it's shiny, it's not dirty, And we know that it is working
A D A D
Oh, Mr Medicine (Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine, (Oh, Mr Medicine)
Chorus
Other bit A D A D
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Chorus
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
Bm F#m A D
More those who start to open, The cycle has now been broken
Verse (type 2) A D
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
G A
I trust your judgment, I like the things you say
It's common sense, I could take three times a day
Chorus Oh, Mr Medicine, I will take anything
What do you recommend?
Oh, Mr Medicine, I need my vitamins
Will I feel better then?
Verse (type 1) 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
Verse (type 2) 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
Chorus
Bridge F#m E D A
This untidy table's turning, You used the best detergent
F#m E D G
Now it's shiny, it's not dirty, And we know that it is working
A D A D
Oh, Mr Medicine (Oh, Mr Medicine)
Oh, Mr Medicine, (Oh, Mr Medicine)
Chorus
Other bit A D A D
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Oh, Mr Medicine, oh, Mr Medicine
Chorus
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