South of the Border (1997 song)

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"South Of The Border"

Single by Robbie Williams
from the album Life Thru A Lens
Released	September 15, 1997
Format	CD
Genre	Pop
Length	3:40
Producer(s)	?
Chart positions
#14 (UK)
Robbie Williams singles chronology
"Lazy Days" (1997)	"South of the Border" (1997)	"Angels" (1997)

"South of the Border" is a September 1997 single released by Robbie Williams, the third single from his 1997 debut album Life Thru A Lens. It reached #14 in the UK Singles Chart, and it is his third lowest charting single to date on that chart for ten years until the relase of She's Madonna in early 2007. Robbie Williams described this single as "One of the best, so much better than Angels". Music Critic Joe Garvey said "Love it!" in music magazine NME.

According to his home page, at the very last second, Williams changed his mind and made this his single. This explains why the video is a little incohesive and mostly a performance shoot.

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Robbie Williams

Studio albums
Life thru a Lens • I've Been Expecting You • Sing When You're Winning • Swing When You're Winning • Escapology • Intensive Care • Rudebox • Let's Swing Again
Other albums
The Ego Has Landed • Live at Knebworth • Greatest Hits
Singles
"Freedom" • "Old Before I Die" • "Lazy Days" • "South of the Border" • "Angels" • "Let Me Entertain You" • "Millennium" • "No Regrets" • "Strong" • "She's The One"/"It's Only Us" • "Win Some Lose Some" • "Rock DJ" • "Kids" • "Supreme" • "Let Love Be Your Energy" • "Eternity"/"The Road to Mandalay" • "We Are the Champions" • "Somethin' Stupid" • "Better Man" • "Mr. Bojangles"/"I Will Talk And Hollywood Will Listen" • "Feel" • "Come Undone" • "Something Beautiful" • "Sexed Up" • "Radio" • "Misunderstood" • "Tripping" • "Make Me Pure" • "Advertising Space" • "Sin Sin Sin" • "Rudebox" • "Lovelight" • "Bongo Bong and Je Ne T'Aime Plus (promo)" • "She's Madonna"