Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Barry Mann
Darling, oh darling, why have you changed?
Darling, my darling, you're not the same
With your lipstick, powder, and paint
You’re all dressed up like what you ain't
You spray your hair a different shade
We're going to movie not a masquerade
War paint, war paint, you don’t need need a
War paint, war paint, can't you see
You're not going to fight a war
You're only going out with the boy next door
When you put your hand on my chest
And you get lipstick on my vest
You may think that you look cute
I don't think it's funny when you ruin my suit
War paint, war paint, you don't need need a
War paint, war paint, can't you see
You’re not going to fight a war
You’re only going out with the boy next door
Darling you're not a hopeless case
Just go in the house and wash your face
There’s still time and there's still hope
Let me introduce you to a cake of soap
War paint, war paint, you don't need need a
War paint, war paint, can't you see
You’re not going to fight a war
You're only going out with the boy next door
War paint, wa-wa-war paint
Yeah yeah, war paint
War paint, wa-wa-war paint
War Paint was written by Howard Greenfield & Barry Mann.