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Artist/Band:
Shania Twain
Lyrics for Song: She's Not Just A Pretty Face
Lyrics for Album: Up!
(Oh na, na, na)
She hosts a T.V. show--she rides the rodeo
She plays the bass in a band
She's an astronaut--
a valet at the parking lot
A farmer working the land
She is a champion--she gets the gold
She's a ballerina--the star of the show
[Chorus:]
She's--not--just a pretty face
She's--got--everything it takes
She has a fashion line--
a journalist for "Time"
Coaches a football team
She's a geologist--a romance novelist
She is a mother of three
She is a soldier--she is a wife
She is a surgeon--she'll save your life
[Chorus:]
She's--not--just a pretty face
She's--got--everything it takes
She's--mother--of the human race
She's--not--just a pretty face
Oh, oh, yeah
Oh na, na, na, na.....
She is your waitress--she is your judge--
she is your teacher
She is every woman in the world
Oh, la, la, la
She flies an airplane--
she dirve a subway train
At night she pumps gasoline
She's on the council--she's on the board
She's a politician--she praises the Lord
[Repeat Second Chorus]
No, she's (she's) not (not)--
just a pretty face
She's (she's) got (got)--everything it takes
She's--not--just a pretty face
She's got everything it takes
She's not just a pretty face
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She's Not Just A Pretty Face
Shania Twain's "She's Not Just A Pretty Face" stands as a vibrant testament to her enduring appeal within the country-pop landscape. Released on the 2002 album Up!, the track captures the artist's signature blend of catchy melodies and empowering themes. During this era, Twain solidified her status as a global superstar, moving beyond initial perceptions to reveal a depth of talent that resonated with millions. The recording showcases her polished production style and confident vocal delivery, hallmarks of her most commercially successful period. As part of a discography that includes massive hits like "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!" and "You're Still The One," this song reinforces her ability to craft anthems about self-worth and identity. It remains a key song in her extensive body of work, reflecting the high-energy spirit that defined the early 2000s for country music. |
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