I'm Her Man
Reel Big Fish · Monkeys For Nothin' And The Chimps For Free [2007]
whoa, its not funny, no no no no
i can you you lookin down her shirt
i can see you liftin up her skirt
only gonna tell you once, only gonna tell you once
you better stay away from my girlfriend
you better stay away from her
im just givin warning so you get no broken bones
you better leave my girl alone
well i bet you can understand what i say
whoa, im really just playin
i can see you lookin down her shirt
i can see you liftin up her skirt
only gonna tell you twice, ask you really really nice
you better stay away from my girlfriend
you better stay away from her
im just givin warning so you get no broken bones
you better leave my girl alone
let me break your neck and crush your skull
whoa, you never listen, no no no no
i can see you lookin down her shirt
i can see you liftin up her skirt
ive seen too much of you
i cant take much more of this
you better stay away from my girlfriend
you better stay away from her
im just givin warning so you get no broken bones
you better leave my girl alone
I'm Her Man
Reel Big Fish's "I'm Her Man" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of punk energy and Southern rock swagger. Released on their 2007 album *Monkeys For Nothin' And The Chimps For Free*, the track exemplifies the group's ability to fuse catchy, hook-driven melodies with a raw, live-in-the-studio sound that defined their career. The song captures the band's characteristic irreverence and humor, delivering a high-octane performance that resonates with fans of alternative rock and garage revivalism. As a staple of their discography, it showcases the band's knack for creating anthems that balance aggressive instrumentation with melodic accessibility, cementing their place in the modern rock landscape.