I Ain't No Quitter
Shania Twain · Greatest Hits [2004]
he curses, he swears and tells bad jokes
And he ropes, and he rides,
he lives life fast and loves to fight
He's a booser, a loser,
he calls me up when he's had too much
He's a schemer, a dreamer
I tell him to change his ways,
but he just turns, to me and says,
I (I) ain't (ain't) no quitter
Whooooaahh!!
I ain't givin' up on him just yet,
'cause I'm as stubborn as a girl can get
No he won't quit, but you can bet,
sticking to it , I (I) ain't (ain't),
I ain't no quitter
Well he chews, and he spits,
well he flirts too much and he loves blonde chicks
And he struts, and he strolls(?),
he looks so cool and yep he knows!
He's a beauty, a cutie,
his body rocks and the girls they flock
He's afflicted, addicted
I tell him to change his ways,
but he just turns to me and says,
I (I) ain't (ain't) no quitter
Whooooaahh!!
No, I ain't givin' up on him just yet,
hmm, 'cause I'm as stubborn as a girl can get
No he won't quit, but you can bet
sticking to it , I (I) ain't (ain't),
I ain't no quitter
Wahoo!
(instrumental)
Ooh, his body rocks and the girls they flock,
he's afflicted, addicted
I tell him to change his ways,
but he just turns to me and says,
I (I) ain't (ain't) no quitter
Whooooaahh!!
I ain't givin' up on him just yet,
'cause I'm as stubborn as a girl can get
No, I ain't givin' up on him just yet,
hmm, 'cause I'm as stubborn as a girl can get
No he won't quit, but you can bet
sticking to it , I (I) ain't (ain't),
Yeah, I ain't no quitter
Oh even I (I) ain't (ain't) no quitter
Hmm yeah, I (I) ain't (ain't),
yeah, I ain't no quitter!
I Ain't No Quitter
Shania Twain's "I Ain't No Quitter" stands as a defining anthem of the early 2000s country-pop crossover era, showcasing her signature blend of upbeat rhythms and heartfelt vocals. Recorded for her 2004 Greatest Hits compilation, the track exemplifies her ability to craft songs that resonate with themes of resilience and determination. As a staple of her discography, the recording reflects the polished production style that characterized her work during this period, solidifying her status as a global icon. The song's enduring popularity highlights Twain's mastery in blending traditional country storytelling with modern pop sensibilities, creating a timeless appeal that continues to inspire listeners worldwide.

