Prince Charming

Adam Ant · Other Songs - Adam Ant

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Stop being dandy, showing me you're handsome

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Stop being dandy, showing me you're handsome



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Stop being dandy, showing me you're handsome



Don't you ever, don't you ever

Lower yourself, forgetting all your standards

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Lower yourself, forgetting all your standards



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Stop being dandy, showing me you're handsome



Silk or leather or a feather

Respect yourself and all of those around you

Silk or leather or a feather

Respect yourself and all of those around you



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Stop being dandy, showing me you're handsome



Don't you ever, don't you ever

Lower yourself, forgetting all your standards

Don't you ever, don't you ever

Lower yourself, forgetting all your standards



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of



Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Prince charming, prince charming

Ridicule is nothing to be scared of

Prince Charming - Adam Ant

Released in 1982, "Prince Charming" stands as a defining track in the post-punk and new wave landscape, showcasing Adam Ant's distinctive blend of theatrical pop and rhythmic guitar work. The song features the artist's signature falsetto vocals and intricate, melodic instrumentation that became hallmarks of his early discography. As a key component of his solo career following his time with Adam and the Ants, the recording captures the era's fascination with romanticized fairy tale themes reimagined through a modern, danceable lens. Its enduring appeal lies in its catchy hook and the way it encapsulates the whimsical yet polished aesthetic that characterized late 1980s British pop music.