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Ming Tea
Austin Powers (Original Soundtrack)
BBC

TRACK

BBC

Release date: 15th April 1997

From Austin Powers (Original Soundtrack)

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About This Track

"BBC" is a track by Ming Tea, from the album Austin Powers (Original Soundtrack), released 15th April 1997. Full lyrics are available below.

About the Artist

Ming Tea

Ming Tea

Lyrics

BBC

[Verse x3]

Mrs

Will ya

Make me tea

Make love to me

Put on the telly

To the BBC

To the BBC yeah yeah yeah

BBC 1

BBC 2

BBC 3

BBC 4

BBC 5

BBC 6

BBC 7

BBC Heaven

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Track details

From Austin Powers (Original Soundtrack)

1997

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Album

Austin Powers (Original Soundtrack)

Release year

1997

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Production & Engineering

Bass: Matthew Sweet
Drums: Stuart Johnson
Guitar: Mike Myers, Susanna Hoffs
Vocals: Mike Myers
Background Vocals: Christopher Ward, Matthew Sweet, Stuart Johnson, Susanna Hoffs
Lead Guitar: Christopher Ward

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