Who's That Girl?
Robyn · Robyn [2007]
I'm just pretty some of the time
Good girls are happy and satisfied
I won't stop asking until i die
I just can't deal with the rules
I can't take the pressure
It's got me saying oh yeah
Chorus
Who's that girl? That you dream of
Who's that girl? That you think you love
Who's that girl? What if i'm nothing like her
I know there's no such girl
I swear i can't take the pressure
Who's that girl?
Good girls don't say no or ask you why
I won't let you love me, until you really try (oh no)
Good girls are sexy like every day
I'm only sexy when i say it's ok
I just can't deal with the rules
I can't take the pressure
It's got me saying oh yeah
Chorus
Who's that girl? That you dream of
Who's that girl? That you think you love
Who's that girl? What if i'm nothing like her
I know there's no such girl
I swear i can't take the pressure
Who's that girl?
Let's play a game that you never tried
You be the girl and i'll be the guy
Let's pretend everything has changed
and then would you love me any different
I just can't deal with the rules
I can't take the pressure (oh no)
Who's that girl?
Chorus x 2
Who's that girl? That you dream of
Who's that girl? That you think you love
Who's that girl? What if i'm nothing like her
I know there's no such girl
I swear i can't take the pressure
Who's that girl?
Who's that girl?
Who's That Girl?
Who's That Girl? stands as a defining track from Robyn's 2007 self-titled album, marking a pivotal moment in her transition toward a more polished, dance-oriented sound. The recording captures the Swedish pop icon's signature blend of emotional vulnerability and infectious rhythm, showcasing her ability to craft songs that resonate deeply while maintaining an upbeat tempo. This era of her discography is celebrated for its production quality and lyrical directness, establishing a foundation for her subsequent international success. The song reflects the artistic maturity Robyn achieved during this period, balancing personal introspection with the energetic demands of the dance floor. As part of a cohesive album that redefined her musical identity, the track remains a testament to her enduring influence on modern pop and electronic music.