(x4) Midnight at the glamor show on a Sunday Night Everybody drink alotta whiskey and wine We dance like no tomorrow we're on burlesque time But everybody's gotta work tomorrow at nine Touch me t-touch me baby but don't mess up my hair Love me l-love me crazy but don't get too attached this is a brink affair Vanity (pictures in magazines movie screens) Vanity (there is a camera so many beauty queens) Vanity (it's so good to be) Popular and glamorous we love ourselves and no one else Va-va-va-va-vanity va-vanity va-va-va-vanity Nothin' wrong with being just a little bit vain We need a little pretty cuz this country's insane So go ahead and label me whatever you like But nothings quite as sexy as a woman is fine Touch me t-touch me baby but don't mess up my hair Love me l-love me crazy but don't get too attached this is a brink affair Vanity (pictures in magazines movie screens) Vanity (there is a camera so many beauty queens) Vanity (it's so good to be) Popular and glamorous we love ourselves and no one else Look at me (watcha lookin' at) Look at me (watcha starin' at) Look at me (watcha lookin' at) Look at me (watcha starin'at) I'm comin' around I'm sippin' on Andre it's time I heard the cutie's in the back start in the p-party line Let's dance (quick round) we're in the vanity house We'll cover the secrets diamonds we're happy cuz we're shinin' Touch me t-touch me baby but don't mess up my hair Love me l-love me crazy but don't get too attached this is a brink affair Vanity (pictures in magazines movie screens) Vanity (there is a camera so many beauty queens) Vanity (it's so good to be) Popular and glamorous we love ourselves and no one else (x2)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque une vie de fêtes et de glamour, où les gens se laissent emporter par des soirées extravagantes tout en étant conscients de la réalité qui les attend le lendemain. Les paroles parlent de désirs superficiels et de relations éphémères, où le plaisir du moment prime sur les attachements durables. Il y a une célébration de la beauté et de l'image, tout en reconnaissant une certaine vanité qui accompagne ce style de vie. Le contexte de cette chanson s'inscrit dans une atmosphère de fête, souvent associée aux mondanités et aux soirées où l'apparence a une grande importance. Le ton est léger et joue sur l'idée que, malgré les excès, il y a une sorte de liberté à s'amuser sans se soucier des conséquences trop sérieuses.