The Look

Roxette's 'The Look' is a vibrant and catchy song that captures the essence of attraction and the intoxicating effect that a person's presence can have. The lyrics describe a woman with a powerful allure, using a series of metaphors to convey her irresistible charm. Phrases like 'Walking like a man, hitting like a hammer' suggest a strong, confident presence, while 'tasty like a raindrop' implies a refreshing and enticing quality. The repeated line 'She's got the look' serves as the song's central theme, emphasizing the magnetic attraction the narrator feels towards this woman.

The song also explores the transformative power of love and attraction. The line 'What in the world can make a brown-eyed girl turn blue' suggests that the woman's presence has the ability to change emotions profoundly. The narrator's willingness to do anything for her ('When everything I'll ever do I'll do for you') highlights the depth of his infatuation. The playful 'La la la' and 'Na na na' interludes contribute to the song's light-hearted and infectious rhythm, reinforcing the joy and carefree nature of the infatuation.

Roxette, a Swedish pop rock duo consisting of Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle, was known for their melodic pop hits in the late 1980s and early 1990s. 'The Look' is characteristic of their style, combining pop rock with catchy hooks and relatable themes of love and attraction. The song's upbeat tempo and memorable lyrics helped it become a global hit, reflecting the universal nature of its theme.