You Look Good On Me

Natasha Bedingfield · Other Songs - Natasha Bedingfield

Da da da da da da

Oo oo oo

Da da da da da da



Goin' on a shopping spree

Pick something out to look good on me

I want quality

Not quantity

Want a classic

Not a trend

Casual yet still high end

I know what I want

and I'm not afraid to spend



So if you

Fit me tight but let me breathe

Let me wear your heart on my sleeve

Be the thread that winds the seams

You could look so good on me

Fit me like a second skin

My favourite jeans that I could live in

Wouldn't need accessories

You would look so good on me



I'm checking out

Goods on display

Don't play it safe or too risque

I'm done window shopping

I'm ready to pay

I'm going up

Fifth floor

The best stuff's in store

Cos that's where they keep

What every girl would die for



So if you

Fit me tight but let me breathe

Let me wear your heart on my sleeve

Be the thread that winds the seams

You could look so good on me

Fit me like a second skin

My favourite jeans that I could live in

Wouldn't need accessories

You would look so good on me



ahh ahh ahhh

da da da da da da



ahh ahh ooo



Everythings perfect

When you're looking through the glass

The colours can fade as seasons pass

This time I wanna, wanna nail them to the mast



Fit me tight but let me breathe

Let me wear your heart on my sleeve

Be the thread that winds the seams

You could look so good on me

Fit me like a second skin

My favourite jeans that I could live in

Wouldn't need accessories

You would look so good on me



Fit me tight but let me breathe

Let me wear your heart on my sleeve

Be the thread that winds the seams

You could look so good on me

Fit me like a second skin

My favourite jeans that I could live in

Wouldn't need accessories

You would look so good on me



ooo ahh o ah

You Look Good On Me

Natasha Bedingfield's 'You Look Good On Me' stands as a defining track from her 2007 debut album, Unwritten. Released during the height of the pop-rock revival, the song blends her signature vocal style with an upbeat, radio-friendly arrangement that captured the spirit of the mid-2000s. As a lead single, it showcased her ability to deliver catchy melodies with emotional depth, becoming a staple of her early discography. The recording reflects the era's shift toward anthemic pop, where personal empowerment themes were central to mainstream success. Its enduring popularity highlights Bedingfield's impact on the genre and her role in shaping the sound of late 2000s pop music.