Blame It On That Red Dress Lyrics
Gord Bamford
Lyrics
I've tried to figure out
What's got me in I guess
Feeling kind of crazy
Baby, every time we kiss
But it's taking off to fast
I don't know what to do
That low cut thing your wearing
Baby, just might be a clue
I can blame it on the wine
The smell of your perfume
The way there heads are turning
When you walk in the room
But something's going on
More then animal attraction, it plays, yeah
It ain't your eyes your lips your nose your hips
That got me in this mess
Blame it on that red dress
Well, I ain't the social genius
Well, it's coming to a known
Goes back to the basics
What makes the world go 'round?
Don't need to do a study of all the side effects
The shoulder that the dress is going longer
On the legs, I can blame it on the wine
The smell of your perfume
The way there heads are turning
When you walk in the room
But something's going on
More then animal attraction
It plays yeah
It ain't your eyes your lips
Your nose, your hips
That got me in this mess
Blame it on that red dress
Well, the things the male do
Her little bit of cloth
He'll go the hole nine yards
Just to try to take it off
I can blame it on the wine
The smell of your perfume
The way there heads are turning
When you walk in the room
But something's going on
More then animal attraction
It plays yeah
It ain't your eyes your lips
Your nose, your hips
That got me in this mess
Blame it on that red dress
Blame it on that red dress
Blame it on that red dress
Blame it on that red dress
Song & Lyrics Facts
Gord Bamford's "Blame It on That Red Dress" is a single from his 2019 album, Neon Smoke. The song was written by Gord Bamford and Deric Ruttan and produced by Bart McKay.
This country-pop track showcases Bamford's signature sound with its catchy melody and lyrics. The song follows the story of a man who blames an old flame for all the trouble he has been through in life. He reflects on their time together, wishing things could have been different. With its honest and heartfelt lyrics about love and regret, this song resonates with listeners everywhere. The accompanying music video features Bamford performing alongside his band members, including drummer Dave Carroll and bassist Mike Little.