<Li> 1999--the EP Humppaorgiat by the Finnish comedy group Eläkeläiset featured a cover titled KELA, the lyrics requesting for a moped, a submachine gun, a blow - up doll, a stocked medicine cabinet and for "many things truly awesome" from the Social Insurance Institution </Li> <Li> 1999--the Japanese adult video star Miki Sawaguchi included a cover version of the song on her album Big Boobs / Watashi no Mune de Onemurinasai . Her version is also a capella, and sung in thickly - accented English </Li> <Ul> <Li> 2000--a re-make by Hubert von Goisern on his album Fön (2000) </Li> <Li> 2001--the key line was interpolated into the opera Jeppe: The Cruel Comedy </Li> <Li> 2006--Pink covered the song on her I'm Not Dead Tour </Li> <Li> 2009--a cover version was made by Kendel Carson and released on her album Alright Dynamite </Li> <Li> 2009--the Portuguese Star Maria Ana Charrua covered the song in the Portuguese version of "the Idols" </Li> <Li> 2010--a version recorded by Dave Clark & Friends in the early 1970s was released </Li> <Li> 2010--the song was covered by Jon Boden as part of his A Folk Song a Day project </Li> <Li> 2010--a cover version by Jackyl on the When Moonshine and Dynamite Collide album </Li> <Li> 2011--a cover version by Chimène Badi on the Gospel & Soul album </Li> <Li> 2011--hip - hop artist G - Eazy samples the song in "Mercedes Benz (The American Dream)" </Li> <Li> 2012--the song was covered and translated into Ukrainian by singer - songwriter Yuriy Veres for the album 60 / 70 </Li> <Li> 2012--Singer Masha covered the song on her popular YouTube channel on September 22, 2012 </Li> <Li> 2016--a re-production feat . Janis Joplin by producer duo Hecchi & Kethmer as a single </Li> <Li> 2017--The Spanish Folk Metal band Mägo de Oz performed a live version of the song in the concert with the Symphony Orchestra of Mexico Diabulus In Ópera . Previously they made a version like B Side of the song "Deja de llorar (y vuélvete a levantar)". </Li> <Li> 2018--The German band AnnenMayKantereit published an a cappella cover of the song on their YouTube channel featuring the band's lead singer Henning May . </Li> </Ul> <Li> 2000--a re-make by Hubert von Goisern on his album Fön (2000) </Li>

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