There's always something quite hypocritical about famous stars who complain about their life as a celebrity. Basically what they're saying is: all this fame and fortune, it doesn't come with fulfillment and happiness, and all the downsides really get you down. Madonna went as far as writing a song about it. 'American life' is Madonna's account of her life up to that point, with all these familiar complaints to go with it. Strangely, she didn't pull out of the music business, which would end all her 'troubles'.
This single version edits out all the 'fuck it's that were included in the unedited version. American people still seem to have trouble listening to certain words. The single, meanwhile, reached number 1 in Canada, Denmark, Italy and Switzerland, while peaking at number 37 in the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, number 13 in the Dutch Top 40 and number 2 in the UK singles chart.
My collection: 7" single no. 4568
Found: Discogs.com, received February 19, 2010
Cost: 3 pounds
Tracks: 'American life (radio edit)' / 'Die another day (Richard Humpty Vission radio edit)'
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