I'm Outta Here

Shania Twain · Greatest Hits

Mind if I sit down?
Can I buy you a round?
Haven’t seen your face before
Are you new in town?
It’s the same old line
Oh every time
Are you here alone?
Can I take you home?

Now every woman sees
With every pretty please
There’s a pair of lyin’ eyes
And a set of keys
He says come be a star
In the back seat of my car
Oh but baby slow down
You’re goin’ way too far

Let me make it clear
To you my dear

If you’re not
In it for love (baby)
If you’re not
Willin’ to give it all you got
If you’re not in it for life
If you’re not in it for love
Let me make it clear
To you my dear
If you’re not in it for love
I’m outta here!

Babe I can change your world
Make you a cover girl
Yeah you could be a beauty queen
In a magazine
Now tell me, what’s your sign?
Why always the same old line?
I’ll be number 409
If you change your mind

Let me make it clear
To you my dear

If you’re not
In it for love (baby)
If you’re not
Willin’ to give it all you got
If you’re not in it for life
If you’re not in it for love
Let me make it clear
To you my dear
If you’re not in it for love
I’m outta here!

If you’re not
In it for love (baby)
If you’re not
Willin’ to give it all you got
If you’re not in it for life
If you’re not in it for love
Let me make it clear
To you my dear
If you’re not in it for love
I’m outta here!

If you’re not in it for life
If you’re not in it for love
I’m outta here!

I'm Outta Here

Shania Twain's "I'm Outta Here" serves as a spirited anthem within her extensive discography, capturing the confident energy of her country-pop era. Recorded for her "Greatest Hits" compilation, the track exemplifies her signature blend of upbeat rhythms and empowering lyrics that celebrate independence and self-assurance. As part of her broader catalog of hits, including tracks like "You're Still The One" and "From This Moment On," the song reinforces her status as a defining voice in modern country music. The recording showcases her vocal prowess and production style that characterized her work in the 1990s and early 2000s, resonating with audiences who appreciate her ability to deliver catchy melodies with a message of moving forward on one's own terms.