Nothing 2 Prove
Texas · Other Songs - Texas
I feel I could dance all night
When I hear the bass drum
You know I can't start to fight
All over my body
It's you that I need
All over my body tonight
You know there's no remission
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
I'm moving real slow now
I'm down on a two-time beat
Men brushing against me
I know they can feel my heat
All over my body
It's you that I need
All over my body tonight
You know there's no remission
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
All over my body
You know
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true
I've nothing to prove to you
You know that it's true (all over my body)
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
You know that it's true (all over my body)
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
All over my body
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
All over my body
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
All over my body
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
All over my body
I've nothing to prove to you (all over my body)
About Nothing 2 Prove
Texas's "Nothing 2 Prove" stands as a defining track within the English rock canon, capturing the raw energy and melodic sophistication characteristic of the band's discography. Released during a period where Texas solidified its reputation for blending hard rock with accessible pop sensibilities, the song exemplifies the group's ability to craft anthemic hooks that resonate across generations. As a staple of their live performances and recorded catalog, the recording showcases the band's signature vocal delivery and driving guitar work, serving as a testament to their enduring influence on the genre. The track remains a popular choice for fans seeking the authentic sound of 1990s English rock, often featured in compilations that highlight the band's greatest hits and most significant contributions to music history.

