| Song | The Ballad Of Mad Dogs And Englishmen |
| Artist | Leon Russell |
| Album | Leon Russell And The Shelter People |
| Let me see here… | |
| Kids, planes, runway strikes | |
| Flashy pimps and family fights | |
| Spotted dogs, blood-shot eyes | |
| Our space captain laughs and tries | |
| To understand the scheme of things | |
| But just in time the scene has changed | |
| The bus is here, bring the beer | |
| Sherman's reading Shakespeare | |
| Movie makers, boobie shakers | |
| And Saxy airplane ticket takers | |
| Union members | |
| Leo Fender's pride and joy - electric toy | |
| Teachers, learners, incense burners | |
| Religious leaders and chronic bleeders | |
| Thieves and pirates on a ride | |
| It's a hippie commune bonafied | |
| Life and time, war death dealers | |
| Rock pop correspondence fever | |
| But Okies and Limeys, curtain climbers | |
| Stones and future Dominoes | |
| Know which way the wind blows | |
| Stolen cola no one knows | |
| The shadow do | |
| But it's still a shady crew | |
| 'Cause I love her, and she loves you | |
| Just myself and forty friends | |
| In the name of Cocker power | |
| Out here on the road again | |
| With Mad Dogs and Englishmen |
| Let me see here | |
| Kids, planes, runway strikes | |
| Flashy pimps and family fights | |
| Spotted dogs, bloodshot eyes | |
| Our space captain laughs and tries | |
| To understand the scheme of things | |
| But just in time the scene has changed | |
| The bus is here, bring the beer | |
| Sherman' s reading Shakespeare | |
| Movie makers, boobie shakers | |
| And Saxy airplane ticket takers | |
| Union members | |
| Leo Fender' s pride and joy electric toy | |
| Teachers, learners, incense burners | |
| Religious leaders and chronic bleeders | |
| Thieves and pirates on a ride | |
| It' s a hippie commune bonafied | |
| Life and time, war death dealers | |
| Rock pop correspondence fever | |
| But Okies and Limeys, curtain climbers | |
| Stones and future Dominoes | |
| Know which way the wind blows | |
| Stolen cola no one knows | |
| The shadow do | |
| But it' s still a shady crew | |
| ' Cause I love her, and she loves you | |
| Just myself and forty friends | |
| In the name of Cocker power | |
| Out here on the road again | |
| With Mad Dogs and Englishmen |