Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste & Gotts Street Park
Celeste & Gotts Street Park
Celeste
Lauren Auder & Celeste
Celeste
Jon Batiste & Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
Celeste
[Verse 1]
I like to think it's because I'm too proud
Too proud, too proud, too loud
Some others may say it's because I'm so tall
But that doesn't bother me at all
[Chorus]
I may not be your ideal woman
The heaven in your head
The one that's gonna save you
From all your discontent
May not be your ideal woman
The freedom that you'd get
Please don't mistake me
For somebody who cares
[Verse 2]
I like to think it's because I look good
Too good, too good, too good
Some others may say it's because I lack patience
Always got something to say when you're not around
[Chorus]
I may not be your ideal woman
The heaven in your head
The one that's gonna save you
From all your discontent
May not be your ideal woman
The freedom that you'd get
Please don't mistake me
For somebody who cares
[Bridge]
I can't pretend
I can't pretend
I can't pretend
Ooh, I can't pretend
[Chorus]
I may not be your ideal woman
The heaven in your head
The one that makes you wonder
Whose chance it is next
May not be your ideal woman
The freedom that you'd get
Please don't mistake me
For a woman who cares
[Outro]
Woman
The heaven in your head
Please don't mistake me
For somebody who cares
Ideal Woman was written by Jamien Nagadhena & Celeste & Josh Crocker.
Ideal Woman was produced by Josh Crocker.
Celeste released Ideal Woman on Fri Jan 29 2021.
[UK producer] Josh Crocker played the chords to this song and I loved them straight away. I held the microphone and just started to speak what was on my mind. This song is like a conversation with an old friend. And that’s how I wanted people to feel at the beginning of the record, because the songs...
This song is about defying society’s stereotypes of women and embracing who you are. It’s also a song where I identify my own own insecurities in I guess by voicing them I am accepting them, at least attempting too. It’s really about saying there isn’t or shouldn’t be this idea in our heads of an “i...