Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
Stereophonics
The definitive trait of the ‘Phonics’ previous album was Kelly Jones' ability to tell tales of small-town life in song form, as if they were novels. It doesn’t really keep with the album themes, instead describing a middle-aged former carnival queen who is becoming desperate and sad that she is now...
She's got another fantasy
She lives in flat number twenty three
Picked first prize for carnival queen
And now she takes her clothes off
Collects the covers of her magazines
She longs to be another teenage dream
The problem is she's turning forty three
She still takes her clothes off
She got the nickname porta bubble Joan
They found her dead, dead as nails at home
And she said, I'm gonna be another Marilyn
Bleach my hair and get real thin
And everybody's gonna wanna dance with me
She loves to have her little fantasies
She longed to be the wife of Jimmy Dean
But Jimmy's head sits in Jimmy's knees
She loves to take her clothes off
Police are looking around at twenty three
They found her hanging from her swollen feet
They saw her dance last in Woolworth street
She loved to take her clothes off
She got the nickname porta bubble Joan
They found her dead, dead as nails at home
And she said, I'm gonna be another Marilyn
Bleach my head and get real thin
And everybody's gonna wanna dance with me
Everybody's gonna wanna dance with me
Everybody wants to be the carnival queen
Everybody's gonna wanna dance with me
Everybody wants to be the carnival king or queen
We all read the books
She takes her clothes off
One by one, one by one, off again
She Takes Her Clothes Off was written by Stuart Cable & Richard Jones & Kelly Jones.
She Takes Her Clothes Off was produced by Bird and Bush.
Stereophonics released She Takes Her Clothes Off on Mon Mar 08 1999.