Thick 'n' Pretty

She walks in the room and she gets my eye, She's got that curvy look that always gets me high. She fills out a dress, fills out her jeans, She's the prettiest woman I've ever seen. Some men like 'em thin and small, But that ain't what I want at all. I like 'em soft, I like 'em round, I like 'em cute with a sweet little sound. When she sits next to me, Thick and pretty is how she should be. She wears an old dress that fits just right, Turns an ol' boy's head when she walks by. She's got a wide smile and a steady walk, And I like the way she takes her time when she talks. Some men like 'em thin and small, But that ain't what I want at all. I like 'em soft, I like 'em round, I like 'em cute with a sweet little sound. When she sits next to me, Thick and pretty is how she should be. She wears her blue jeans on Saturday night, They fit her close and they fit her right. When she walks through the door, I know that sway, And I like it when she comes my way. Some men like 'em thin and small, But that ain't what I want at all. I like 'em soft, I like 'em round, I like 'em cute with a sweet little sound. When she sits next to me, Thick and pretty is how she should be. She fills my life from the pickup seat, Her hip rides tight right next to me. When she leans over and takes my hand, I know exactly where I want to stand. She's got a way and she knows it too, She don't waste her time on what other folks do. She looks in the mirror, fixes her hair, Then walks right out with a good woman's flair. Some men like 'em thin and small, But that ain't what I want at all. I like 'em soft, I like 'em round, I like 'em cute with a sweet little sound. When she sits next to me, Thick and pretty is how she should be. I like 'em soft, I like 'em round, I like 'em cute with a sweet little sound. When she sits next to me, Thick and pretty is how she should be. Give me a woman with some shape to show, A woman who's got her own way to go. I don't need skinny, I don't need small, Thick and pretty, that's what I want most of all.