Hey Leonardo (She Likes Me For Me)
Drew's Famous · Other Songs - Drew's Famous
She don't care about my money
And that's read good cause I don't got alot to spend
But if I did it wouldn't mean nothin
She likes me for me
Not because I look like Tyson Beckford
With the charm of Robert Redford
Oozing out my ears
But what she sees
Are my faults and indecisions
My insecure condition
And the tears upon the pillow that I shed
She don't care about my big screen
Or my collection of DVDs
Things like that just never mattered much to her
Plus she don't watch too much TV
And she don't care that I can fly her
To places she ain't never been
But if she really wants to go
I think deep down she knows that
All she has to say is when
She likes me for me
Not because I hang with Leonardo
Or that guy who played in "Fargo"
I think his name is Steve
She's the one for me
And I just can't live without her
My arms belong around her
And I'm so glad I found her once again
And I'm so glad I found her once again
And I'm so glad I found her once again
Gazing at the ceiling as we entertain our feelings in the dark
The things that we're afraid of
are gonna show us what we're made of in the end
She likes me for me
Not because I sing like Pavorotti
Or because I'm such a hottie
I like her for her
Not because she's fat like Cindy Crawford
She has got so much to offer
Why does she waste all her time with me
There must be something there that I don't see
She likes me for me
Not because I'm tough like Dirty Harry
Maker her laugh just like Jim Carrey
Unlike the Cable Guy
But what she sees Is that I can't live without her
And I'm so glad I found her once again
Found her once again Once again
Yeah I'm so glad I found her once again
Hey Leonardo (She Likes Me For Me)
Released by Drew's Famous, this track exemplifies the artist's signature blend of upbeat pop-rock and theatrical flair. The song features a driving rhythm and catchy melody characteristic of the band's discography, which often incorporates whimsical themes and vibrant production. While specific album placement remains unconfirmed, the recording stands as a quintessential example of the group's energetic style during their active period. The title and lyrical content suggest a narrative centered on self-acceptance and romantic confidence, delivered with the band's trademark enthusiasm. It remains a notable song in their catalog, reflecting the playful and accessible nature of their musical output.