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Description: In the summer of 1972, Elton John released his first hit song titled 'Your Sixteen Gruesome Hours' (later renamed 'Your Sixteen Handled Daughter'), which became an instant sensation across Europe. The lyrics described a 16-year-old girl who was being abused by her father and was begging for help. Elton John's poignant lyrics captured the attention of the public, particularly teenage girls, who related to the story. The song was a massive hit, reaching #3 on the UK Singles Chart. Two years later, Elton John released another album titled 'Tumbleweed Connection', which featured another track called 'Heartbreak Hotel'. This time around, the lyrics described a girl whose boyfriend had left her after cheating with his best friend. The song captured the emotions of a heartbroken young woman who was desperate for closure and justice. On October 20th, 1974, Elton John released his 10th studio album titled 'Her Majesty'. The album's title track featured lyrics about Queen Elizabeth II. While the song was intended to be a tribute to the monarch, it ended up being a satirical piece that criticized her government and its handling of the social issues of the time. The following year, Elton John released his 11th studio album titled 'Captain Fantastic and the Brown Eyes Girls'. The album featured several hit singles, including 'Isle of Wight Blues', which described a relationship breakdown between a man and woman who were vacationing on the Isle of Wight. The lyrics portrayed the emotional turmoil that both parties experienced during their time there. In 1975, Elton John released his first compilation album titled 'Elton John's Greatest Hits'. This album showcased his best songs from his previous releases, including 'Your Sixteen Handled Daughter', 'Heartbreak Hotel', 'Tiny Dancer', and 'Isle of Wight Blues'. The album also included a brand-new track titled 'Philadelphia Freedom' that became another massive hit for Elton John. In 1976, Elton John released his 12th studio album titled 'A New World of Anthony'. This album was a departure from his previous works, as it featured a more electronic sound and focused on themes of love and happiness rather than heartache. The lead single 'Blue Eyes' became a top-ten hit in the UK, while the title track 'A New World of Anthony' became one of Elton John's most well-known songs. In 1977, Elton John released his 13th studio album titled 'A Rum Rum Rigmorium'. The album featured several upbeat tracks that showcased Elton John's ability to write catchy pop music. The lead single 'Philadelphia Freedom II' became a top-ten hit in the UK, while the track 'Sex Drive (They Call Me Pinball)' became a favorite among his fans. Elton John released his next album titled 'Greensleeves'. This album featured a mix of traditional and original material, including cover versions of popular songs like 'Moon River' and 'Greensleeves'. The lead single 'The Bitches Song' became one of the most controversial tracks in Elton John's career. In 1978, Elton John released his 15th studio album titled 'Elton John III'. This album was a commercial disappointment, as it failed to generate significant sales or critical acclaim. However, the track 'Sleeping With The Wrong Girls' became one of Elton John's personal favorites. In 1979, Elton John released his next album titled 'Eyewitness'. This album featured several ballads and slow songs that showcased Elton John's ability to write emotional music. The lead single 'Don't Go Too Far Away' became a moderate hit in the UK, while the track 'Mama Can't Kiss You (Drunken Mother)' became one of his most infamous tracks. In 1980, Elton John released his next album titled '21 Atomic Opera'. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as nuclear warfare and environmental destruction. The lead single 'Phantom Pain' became a modest hit in the UK, but was not as successful as previous releases. Elton John released his next album titled 'Jump Up!' in 1981. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as addiction and recovery. The lead single 'Sad Songs (Blue Eyes) / Yellow Submarine' became a moderate hit in the UK, while the track 'Burning Platinum' became one of his most underrated tracks. In 1982, Elton John released his next album titled 'The Fox'. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as urban life and personal struggles. The lead single 'Living on the Edge of a Rainbow' became a minor hit in the UK, while the track 'Easier to Love' became one of his most memorable tracks. In 1983, Elton John released his next album titled 'Blue Wonderful'. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as romance and loss. The lead single 'Blue Wonderful' became a moderate hit in the UK, while the track 'Harmony' became one of his most emotional songs. In 1984, Elton John released his next album titled 'The One'. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as love and loss. The lead single 'I've Got a Face for Radio' became a minor hit in the UK, while the track 'No Time to Lose' became one of his most famous ballads. In 1985, Elton John released his next album titled 'I'm Back From Tomorrow'. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as the future and the past. The lead single 'I'm Back from Tomorrow' became a modest hit in the UK, while the track 'Sad Songs (Blue Eyes) / Yellow Submarine (1985 Remix)' became one of his most iconic tracks. Elton John released his next album titled 'Leather and Lace' in 1986. This album featured several songs that dealt with themes such as love, loss, and redemption. The lead single 'Sorry Sez You' became a moderate hit in the UK, while the track 'The One That Got Away' became one of his most memorable tracks.