Pretty Girl(The Way)
Pink · Other Songs - Pink
Pretty girl is suffering, while he confesses everything
Pretty soon she'll figure out what his intentions were about
And that's what you get for falling again
You can never get him out of your head
And that's what you get for falling again
You can never get him out of your head
It's the way
That he makes you feel
It's the way
That he kisses you
It's the way
That he makes you fall in love
She's beautiful, as usual, with bruises on her ego and
Her killer instinct tells her to beware of evil men
And that's what you get for falling again
You can never get him out of your head
And that's what you get for falling again
You can never get him out of your head
It's the way
That he makes you feel
It's the way
That he kisses you
It's the way
That he makes you fall in love
It's the way
That he makes you feel
It's the way
That he kisses you
It's the way
That he makes you fall in love...love...
(Musical Interlude)
Pretty girl...
Pretty girl...
Pretty girl is suffering while he confesses everything
Pretty soon she'll figure out
You can never get him out of your head
It's the way
That he makes you cry
It's the way
That he's in your mind
It's the way
That he makes you fall in love
It's the way
That he makes you feel
It's the way
That he kisses you
It's the way
That he makes you fall in loveÂ…love...
(Musical Interlude Again)
Pretty girl is suffering while he confesses everything
Pretty soon she'll figure out
you can never get him out of your head...
Pretty Girl (The Way)
Pink's "Pretty Girl (The Way)" stands as a defining track from her early career, showcasing her signature blend of pop sensibilities and rock energy. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the song exemplifies her ability to craft anthemic melodies that resonate with audiences worldwide. The recording features her powerful vocal delivery, characteristic of her work from the late 2000s, where she transitioned from alternative rock to mainstream pop-rock. As a standalone single, it highlights her songwriting prowess and vocal range, contributing to her growing discography of hits that explored themes of empowerment and romance. The track remains a staple in her catalog, reflecting the musical landscape of its time while establishing her enduring presence in the industry.