I don't get it, I always listened to this song and assumed he was saying "she's got nothin left to win," not "she's got nothin left to wear," which is what every lyrics site has him saying. "Win" makes much more sense, plus it actually rhymes with "again," at least much more than "wear" does. Anyway I'm going to stick with "win" because it makes the song make some sense. Does anyone know about this?
I don't get it, I always listened to this song and assumed he was saying "she's got nothin left to win," not "she's got nothin left to wear," which is what every lyrics site has him saying. "Win" makes much more sense, plus it actually rhymes with "again," at least much more than "wear" does. Anyway I'm going to stick with "win" because it makes the song make some sense. Does anyone know about this?