Look At That Woman Lyrics – ROLE MODEL

[Verse 1]
In this verse, ROLE MODEL describes the woman he loved, focusing on her distinctive appearance, such as her white gold hoops and penny loafers. He reflects on the coldness that has taken over since their relationship ended, with guilt being his only remaining companion. His nights are filled with loneliness until he impulsively decides to fly back home, seeking some semblance of comfort.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, ROLE MODEL expresses his inner turmoil, describing how he tosses and turns, and even lets a cigarette burn his skin, symbolizing the pain he's enduring. He acknowledges the woman's strength and independence, admiring her even as she moves on.

[Chorus]
The chorus highlights ROLE MODEL's admiration for the woman, repeating the phrase "look at that woman" as he grapples with the heartbreak she caused. Her actions continue to break his heart, showcasing his lingering attachment and the pain of seeing her thrive without him.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, ROLE MODEL tries to escape his pain by spending a night in Tennessee and getting drunk on the flight. Since she left, he's been acting out of character, losing both his faith and sanity. The day they said goodbye marked a significant turning point, leading to his current state of disarray.

[Pre-Chorus]
In this pre-chorus, ROLE MODEL attempts to refrain from calling her, especially as the seasons change, symbolized by the falling leaves. He acknowledges that the breakup isn't anyone's fault but admits that her departure has deeply affected him, even bringing him to tears.

[Chorus]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the idea that seeing the woman he loves continue with her life is both admirable and painful. The repetition underscores his ongoing struggle with accepting the end of their relationship.

[Outro]
The outro reiterates the imagery from the first verse, focusing on the woman's white gold hoops. This repetition emphasizes her lasting impact on him and his inability to let go. The phrase "look at that woman" is repeated, highlighting both his admiration and the heartbreak she continues to cause him.