Strut

Charlie Dore / Julian Littman

He said: Baby, what's wrong with you? Why don't you use your imagination
Nations go to war over women like you, it's just a form of appreciation
Come on over here, lay your clothes on the chair
Now let the lace fall across your shoulder
Standing in the half light, you're almost like her
So take it slow like your daddy told you

Strut pout, put it out, that's what you want from women
Come on baby, what'cha taking me for
Strut pout, cut it out, all taking and no giving
Watch me baby while I walk out the door

I said: Honey, I don't like this game, you make me feel like a girl for hire
All this fascination with leather and lace is just the smoke from another fire
He said: Honey, don't stop a speeding train before it reaches its destination
Lie down here beside me, oh, have some fun too
Don't turn away from your true vocation

I won't be your baby doll, be your baby doll
I won't be your baby doll, be your baby doll

Trivia about the song Strut by Sheena Easton

When was the song “Strut” released by Sheena Easton?
The song Strut was released in 1984, on the album “A Private Heaven”.
Who composed the song “Strut” by Sheena Easton?
The song “Strut” by Sheena Easton was composed by Charlie Dore and Julian Littman.

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