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Artist/Band:
George Michael
Lyrics for Song: Look At Your Hands
Lyrics for Album: Faith
I loved you once but look at you now
You're in somebody else's bed
I loved you once so I don't know how
You're with a man like that
You'd be better off dead
He don't care, he don't treat you right
It's not fair I still want you at night
Can't you see you made a mistake girl
He treats you like dirt and I hate it
Na na na na na na lady look at your hands
You got two fat children and a drunken man
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like it
Ma ma ma ma baby look at your hands
You should have been my woman when you had the chance
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life now
He hits you once, he hits you twice
He don't care about the blood on his hands
But that's OK 'Cause it's his wife
"It's the only she understands" he says
Say you're gonna leave him, say you're gonna try
But you're only talking
Oh I know you think I'm a young boy
But I'm good and I think we can make it
Na NA NA NA NA NA lady look at your hands
You've got two fat children and a drunken man
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like it
Ma ma ma ma baby look at your hands
You should have been my woman when you had the chance
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life
Betcha don't, betcha don't, betcha don't like your life now
(Don't like your guy now)
Well excuse me baby but it's making me mad
The only one you want is the only one you'll never have
It's so sad
The only one you'll never have
It's too bad Only one you'll never have
NA NA NA NA NA NA lady look at your hands
You've got two fat children and a drunken man
And I bet you don't like your life now...
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Look At Your Hands
Released on the 1987 album Faith, "Look At Your Hands" stands as a defining track in George Michael's solo career, blending R&B sensibilities with pop accessibility. The song features Michael's signature falsetto and introspective lyrics, exploring themes of self-worth and vulnerability. It served as a pivotal moment in his transition from Wham! to a mature solo artist, showcasing his ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that addressed personal growth. The recording became a staple of the late 80s pop landscape, reinforcing Michael's status as a vocal powerhouse and influencing countless subsequent artists in the genre. |
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