F
Amy Winehouse Lyrics

When you walk in the bar,
Describing the scenario when the singer enters a bar.

And you dressed like a star,
Expressing how the singer is dressed in a glamorous way.

Rockin' your F me pumps.
Describing the singer's high heeled shoes that are designed to be attractive to men.

And the men notice you,
Insinuating how the artist grabs the attention of men as soon as she walks in.

With your Gucci bag crew,
Depicting the group of women the artist is hanging out with, who are also fancily dressed to impress men.

Can't tell who he's lookin' to.
Highlighting the confusion that arises among the men who don't know who to focus upon from the group of women present.

Cause you all look the same,
Commenting on the fact that all the women in the group look very similar to each other.

Everyone knows your name,
Reinforcing the idea that the artist is quite famous within her sources of 'nightlife'.

And that's you whole claim to fame.
Pointing out how the artist's fame is solely by how she looks and not by her personality.

Never miss a night,
Suggesting how the artist is a regular presence in similar 'bars' in search of wealthy men.

Cause your dream in life,
Elaborating on the singer's objective to get married to a successful football player.

Is to be a footballers wife.
Reiterating that the artist aspires to be a wife of a footballer at any cost.

You don't like players,
Contradicting the singer's statement since she is exactly there for players.

That's what you say-a,
Quoting the singer's irony that states she doesn't like players.

But you really wouldn't mind a millionaire.
Indicating how the singer is interested in a man's wealth instead of their profession or personality.

You don't like ballers,
Reiterting the artist's statement that she doesn't prefer football players.

They don't do nothing for ya,
Implying that the artist has a complete disregard for the profession that a man plays.

But you'd love a rich man six foot two or taller.
Describing how the singer desires a tall and wealthy man.

You're more than a fan,
Emphasizing how the singer is more than a fan when she hangs around with such men.

Lookin' for a man,
Declaring the artist's main motive behind being present there.

But you end up with one-nights-stands.
Revealing that the artist engages in one-night-stands despite her primary goal.

He could be your whole life,
Suggesting the possibility of the artist finding a partner who can make her life complete.

If you got past one night,
Emphasizing how the singer is unable to last in a committed relationship beyond one night of intimacy.

But that part never goes right.
Highlighting the failure of the artist to have a successful intimate relationship.

In the morning you're vexed,
Explain how the singer expresses annoyance towards not obtaining pleasure from one-night-stands.

He's onto the next,
Describing the manner in which the male partners disregard the singer after a night together.

And you didn't even get no taste.
Expressing how the singer didn't receive any form of sexual pleasure in her one-night-stand.

Don't be too upset,
Offering advice to the artist to not get upset about being criticized for her behavior.

If they call you a skank,
Preparing the artist for the words of criticism and judgment she will receive from society.

Cause like the news everyday you get pressed.
Comparing the criticism the singer faces with the attention that the news receives for being dramatic.

Or them big ballers,
Refering to the football players the singer is trying to avoid.

Don't do nothing for ya.
Elaborating on the artist's lack of interest in football players.

But you'd love a rich man six foot two or taller,
Describing the artist's preference for the stature of a man she desires to attract.

You can't sit down right,
Commenting on how the artist cannot sit comfortably because of her tight clothing.

Cause you jeans are too tight,
Referring to the singer's tight jeans that hinder her physical comfortability.

And your lucky its ladies night.
Highlighting how the artist can avail of the opportunity to stay in the club on Ladies Night without having to pay.

With your big empty purse,
Describing the appearance of the singer's expensive purse, which is ironically empty since she has no money.

Every week it gets worse,
Depicting how the singer's financial status is deteriorating because of her lavish lifestyle.

At least your breasts cost more than hers.
Ironically suggesting how the singer has spent more money on her breasts than the girl next to her.

So you did Miami,
Narrating how the artist went to Miami for a trip.

Cause you got there for free,
Revealing how the artist went there for a vacation without spending any money.

But somehow you missed the plane.
Ironic reveal indicating how the singer missed the plane to Miami even though she got there for free.

You did too much E,
Shedding light on the singer's excess intake of ecstasy pills during the trip.

Met somebody,
Recounting the artist's encounter with someone during the ecstasy induced trip.

And spent the night getting caned.
Describing how the artist spent her night abusing alcohol and drugs.

Without girls like you,
Imaginarily depicting a world without the presence of such women in the nightlife.

There'd be no fun,
Implying how the absence of such women would lead to no fun in the nightlife.

We'd go to the club and not see anyone.
Visualizing how the club would be empty and devoid of any excitement without the presence of such women.

Without girls like you,
Reinforcing the idea of how important the presence of such women is for enjoyment in the nightlife.

There's no nightlife,
Stressing on the idea that the presence of such women is integral to the existence of nightlife.

All those men just go home to their wives.
Illustrating how the men engage in a faithful relationship with their wives after a night of partying.

Don't be mad at me,
Pleading with the artist to not get angry.

Cause you're pushing thirty,
Pointing out the artist's age since she is losing the ability to bear a child.

And your old tricks no longer work.
Highlighting the fact that the singer's old ways of partying and attracting men no longer work in her favor.

You should have known from the job,
Advising the singer that she should have realized this fact earlier.

That you always get dumped,
Recalling how the artist should have understood that these men would never commit to a relationship with her.

So dust off your fuck me pumps.
Reiterating the need for the artist to dress in attractive attire and shoes to attract men regardless of her fading beauty.