Lyrics

That Man You're Wearing
(Randall Lee Anderson)

She came waltzing in, with a man on her arm
And that elegant look, like a movie star
She had her hair up high, dressed to the teeth
Through her evening gown, I could feel the heat
I knew I was getting in over my head, but I walked up to her and said

Look at those shoes, and that million-dollar smile
You're a knockout, you've got them beat by a mile
You've got class, you've got style, in every little thing you do
But that man you're wearing doesn't do a thing for you

Well, he looked at me, like I'd lost my mind
He was six foot three, about two twenty nine
I was trying my best, to look dignified
But my life was passing, right before my eyes
If looks could kill I'd probably be dead, I started wishing I wouldn't have said

I was shaking when she started to laugh; He just stood there looking distinguished
He didn't understand a single thing I said; She said, "He doesn't know a word of English"

Well, she came with me, and left him behind
She said It's a woman's right, to change her mind
I thought I'd gone to heaven, with my newfound friend
But it was bound to happen, she changed her mind again
When some tall dark smooth talking macho guy caught her by surprise, and said

Look at those shoes, and that million-dollar smile
You're a knockout, you've got them beat by a mile
You've got class, you've got style, in every little thing you do
But that man you're wearing doesn't do a thing for you