Glamour Girl
Robillard Duke Lyrics

The lyrics to Robillard Duke's song Glamour Girl tell the story of a man who has grown tired of his lover's flashy and superficial ways. The repeated line, "Glamour girl, glamour girl," serves as a reminder of the persona his lover has adopted, as though she's more concerned with her image than her actual character. The man finally decides to leave her, citing her habit of gambling on the races and staying out late, and her tendency to be attracted to every guy she meets. He warns her that she better find someone else to take care of her because he's done, and she's just playing a type of baby that he has no use for.

The imagery in this song is interesting - the idea of a "glamour girl" can be interpreted in many ways, but it immediately suggests a certain level of artifice and surface-level beauty. The line about "feeding" Charlie also adds to the picture of a woman who needs to be taken care of, who expects others to provide for her. The chorus becomes almost like a mantra, reminding us of the title character's main qualities and how the man feels about her. The final line feels like a moment of clarity for the singer; he's finally realized that he was being fooled all these years, and that it's time to move on.