All the girls that I know
Suddenly seem so-so
Suddenly no one quite
Can compare to her
Why? She's fantastic
I do not know what to do
What is a guy to contribute?

All the girls my own age
Have me turning the page
They're so eager to try
She don't do nothing
Why? She's fantastic
I do not know what to do
What is a guy to contribute?

Just like in that old movie
About Carlotta's spell
I feel obsessed like Scottie felt
Minus the drama and the fraud
I hope I get to get into her way
Out of my way

All the girls in this room
Sure look pretty and groomed
But I must let you down
She's ahead of you
How? She's fantastic
I do not know what to do
Honestly what can I contribute?

Just like in that old movie
About Rebecca's spell
I feel like Max never felt
Minus the drama and the fraud
I hope I get to get into her way
Out of my way

Late at night when I dream
About girls that I've seen
Very few reach beyond
My eyes after I'm gone

No one makes me so weak
And appears so unique
In a cluster of freak
She is all that I seek

No one makes me confused
And so certain I'd lose
I'm battered and bruised
I'm disheveled but true

Everything is a blur
Everything is a blur
None of this would occur
If it wasn't for her
She's fantastic
I do not know what to do
Honestly what can I contribute?



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