After practicing, writing, and performing for a few years, the self-described "radical girls for God" found themselves at a festival with fellow Christian rockers Superchic[k]. The latter took a liking to the up-and-comers, even penning a song about them, helping Barlow Girl off of the side stages and into the spotlight. With a solid grassroots campaign and a single that gained momentum on CHR, it looked like their faith paid off. Their eponymous debut was produced by Otto Price (dc Talk) and released on Fervent Records on February 24, 2004.
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
CG Clothes aren't what they used to be AmFCGAmF(x ) They don't seem to fit you and me any--more CG Modesty is out the door AmFC Flaunting what we've got and more is in GAmF Yeah it's in
AmFCG / G# Ba da da da da da AmFC Ba da da da da da
G / G# They're saying AmFCG / G# Don't ask why just wear what we say AmFCG / G# You'll look like a model if you'll only obey AmFCG / G# To get the attention just do what we say
AmFG Yeah---
CG Pay so much for clothes so small AmFC Was that shirt made for me or my doll GAmF(x ) Is this all-- I get CG I looked so hot but caught a cold AmFC I was doing just what I was told GAmF-E-E-F-E-E-F To fit in--
AmFCG / G# Ba da da da da da AmFC Ba da da da da da
G / G# They're saying AmFCG / G# Don't ask why just wear what we say AmFCG / G# You'll look like a model if you'll only obey AmFCG / G# To get the attention just do what we say
AmFC Yeah---
G / G# We're saying AmFCG / G# Let's ask why Don't wear what they say AmFCG / G# Don't want to be a model They can't eat anyway AmFCG / G# That kind of attention will fade with the day AmFG So I'll stand up and say
CGAmF Clothes that fit are fine CGAmF Won't show whats mine CGAmF Don't change my mind CGAmF I'll be fine
[Repeat x1] CGAmF I'll be fine CGAmG I'll be fine E / D / C------ I'll be fine