Released: March 17, 2008

Songwriter: Gretchen Peters Jim Vallance Bryan Adams

Producer: Robert John Lange Bryan Adams

She was the girl in the very front row
Always waitin' after the show
She was the queen of the Hollywood Hills
Knew the stars, the bars, the pimps and pills

Somebody's climbin' on a Greyhound tonight
Too much lipstick and her dress real tight
Looks like a woman but she ain't quite
No, not quite

She's somebody's baby
She's somebody's mother's child
She may look like a lady
But she's just a flower grown wild

They never knew you by your childhood name
But they were drawn to you like moths to a flame
Nobody saw the tears in your silk n' lace
Or the scarred little kid behind your face
Just remember when you hold her tight
What you're holding in your arms tonight
She's no angel, but that's alright
Yeah that's alright

She's somebody's baby
She's somebody's mother's child
She may look like a lady
But she's just a flower grown wild
(C'mon lets go, hey.)

Just another little pretty thing
Another angel with a broken wing
Who fell to earth ‘neath the Hollywood Hills
Amid the stars and the bars, the pimps and pills

Just like the girl on the movie screen
She played it up until the very last scene
The picture faded and the day was done
Went home to nothin' but a loaded gun

Somebody's climbing on a Greyhound tonight
A little angel flyin' out of sight
Looks like a woman but she ain't quite
No, not quite

She's somebody's baby
She's somebody's mother's child
She may look like a lady
But she's just a flower grown wild - Yeah
A flower grown wild
She's somebody's baby - Looks like a lady

She's somebody's baby
She's somebody's mother's child
She may look like a lady
But she's just a flower grown wild

Bryan Adams

Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer/songwriter and record producer.

He has gathered 15 Grammy Award nominations, including a win for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture or Television in 1992. Additionally, Adams is known for his work on the soundtrack to the 2002 animated film, Stallion of the Cimarron. He has also, along with his longtime collaborator Jim Vallance, written the music and lyrics to the Broadway show Pretty The Musical.

Adams' Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles include Heaven, All for Love and Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman.