Elton John - Idol

He was a light star
Tripping on a high wire
Bulldog stubborn, born uneven
A classless creature, a man for all seasons
But don't bet them
They can't take him
To the very bottom
Because they made him and they'll waste him
And I don't believe that I want to watch them

'Cause the fifties shifted out of gear
He was an idol then, now he's an idol here
But his face has changed, he's not the same no more
And I have to say that I like the way his music sounded before

He was tight-assed
Walking on broken glass
Highly prized in the wallet size
The number one crush in a schoolgirl's eyes
But don't pretend that it won't end
In the depth of your despair
You went from lame suits right down to tennis shoes
To peanuts from the lion's share

He was a light star
Tripping on a high wire
Bulldog stubborn, born uneven
A classless creature, a man for all seasons
But don't bet them
They can't take him
To the very bottom
Because they made him and they'll waste him
And I don't believe that I want to watch them

'Cause the fifties shifted out of gear
He was an idol then, now he's an idol here
But his face has changed, he's not the same no more
And I have to say that I like the way his music sounded before

He was tight-assed
Walking on broken glass
Highly prized in the wallet size
The number one crush in a schoolgirl's eyes
But don't pretend that it won't end
In the depth of your despair
You went from lame suits right down to tennis shoes
To peanuts from the lion's share

ELTON JOHN - IDOL (HQ)

Elton John - Idol from "Blue Moves" 1976. David Sanborn on Sax.

Elton John - Idol (1976) With Lyrics!

Side 4 track 3 of the 1976 double album "Blue Moves." Another beautiful classic song from this fine album. This one also has a minimal instrumentation as a jazz ...

19. Elton John - Idol - (Live at Rainbow Theater London - 05-07-1977)

Live at Rainbow Theater London - (05-07-1977)

Elton John - Idol - Piano Solo

From the Blue Moves album (1976).

Elton John - Idol - 1976

From Blue Moves album, the most beautiful song Elton and Bernie Taupin composed ever.

Elton John