Any Man Of Mine

Shania Twain · Greatest Hits [2004]

This is what a woman wants...



Any man of mine better be proud of me

Even when I'm ugly he still better love me

And I can be late for a date thats fine

But he better be on time



Any man of mine'll say it fits just right

When last years dress is just a little too tight

And anything I do or say better be okay

When I have a bad hair day



Bridge:

And if I change my mind a million times

I wanna hear him say,

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

I like it that way



Chorus:

Any man of mine better walk the line

Better show me a teasin' squeezin' pleasin' kinda time

I need a man who knows how the story goes

He's gotta be a heartbeatin' fine treatin'

Breath takin' earthquakin' kind

Any man of mine



Well any man of mine better diasagree

When I say another woman's lookin' better than me

And when I cook him dinner and I burn it black

He better say "Mm, I like it like that"

Yeah



Bridge

Chorus



Let me hear you say

yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

I like it that way



Chorus



You better shimmy, shake, make the earth quake

Kick, turn, stomp, stomp,

Then you jump

Heel to toe, do si do

'Til your boots wanna break

'Til your feet and your back ache

Keep it movin' til you just can't take anymore

Come on everybody on the floor

A-one two a-three four

Hup two hup

If you wanna be a man of mine, that's right

This is what a woman wants

Any Man Of Mine

Shania Twain's 'Any Man Of Mine' stands as a defining track from her 2004 'Greatest Hits' compilation, showcasing her evolution from country pop to a more mature, soulful sound. Recorded during the height of her global superstardom, the song blends acoustic instrumentation with polished production, reflecting her signature ability to merge personal vulnerability with broad appeal. Released alongside other iconic tracks like 'You're Still The One' and 'From This Moment On', the recording reinforces her status as a genre-defining artist who seamlessly navigated the boundaries between country and pop. The song captures a reflective mood, emphasizing themes of self-worth and independence without relying on explicit lyrical content, making it a timeless addition to her extensive discography and a staple in her live performances.