I see you looking and I know what you think
You're getting braver with every drink but
I am telling you something you need outta know

She may look like a sweet young thing
Talking to him but she ain't hearing a thing
If you were smart you'd turn around and let her go

That girl's a Barbie doll
A Barbie doll
She's real good-looking but she's got no heart at all

She puts on her makeup and drives to the bar in her
Boyfriend's old man's brand-new car
She got no idea what she does or why

She does whatever she wants I guess
Whatever comes first, whatever looks best
Nobody I know has ever seen her cry

She's a barbie doll
Ya a barbie doll
Ya she's real good looking but she's got no heart at all
She's a barbie doll
Ya a Barbie doll
Ya she's real good looking but she's got no heart at all

You should have seen her last Saturday night
She had a friend of mine treating her right
She was hanging on him until she found a better deal

You should have seen how cold she got
My buddy asked why and she said why not
Nobody I know swears she's even real

Ya she's a barbie doll
ya she's a barbie doll
Ya she's real good looking but she's got no heart at all
Ya she's a barbie doll
Ya a barbie doll
Ya she's real good looking but she's got no heart at all

Ya she's a barbie doll
A barbie doll
Ya she's real good looking, she ain't got no heart.


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Barbie Doll Lyrics as written by Todd Daniel Snider Jack Owen Ingram

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