Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t go pokin’ holes in things - don’t fill those holes with studs and rings.
Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t tattoo your butt for me, and leave your back and arms ink-free.
Leave yourself the way that God has made you!
Don’t get too skinny, don’t get too fat!
Leave yourself the way that God has made you!
How can you con- sider that you might improve on that?

Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t die your hair in some odd shade that mother nature never made
Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t hide your face, your lips and eyes in some un-natural disguise
There’s quite enough in life that’s artificial
The world is so hung up on being fake!
I admit I wear a costume - sentimental.
But I hope that it’s a clear and honest statement that I make!

Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t shape yourself with pads and stays, or surgery, or other ways.
Give me a Natural Woman
Don’t follow every trend in sight, but use your brains and do what’s right!
These costumes have their place. I have a few (that’s true)
They tell you what I am (and tell you) what I might believe.
And sometimes nature’s ugly, but it’s true
And I think that everyone should wear the truth upon their sleeve.

You say this paint and plaster makes you feel much better
And self-esteem is great when it’s based on something real.
Don’t sacrifice yourself § to the latest trend-setter.
Won’t you give yourself a chance - I’m sorry, But that’s how I feel!

Give me a Natural Woman?
Like a thing because you do and not ‘cause someone told you to!
Give me a Natural Woman?
Stick to your pri-or-i-ty, and live in simple harmony
Leave yourself the way that God has made you!
Don’t get too skinny, § don’t get too fat!
Leave yourself the way that God has made you!
How can you con- sider that you might improve on that?

Won’t you be my Natural Woman?
Can’t you just image that? Happiness is where it’s at!
Won’t you be my Natural Woman?
You and me - won’t it be nice! In our hippy paradise!