作词 : Tamara Lindeman
 作曲 : Tamara Lindeman

 Shy women, you and I
 Shy, from knowing too well
 Every time, as though it were mine
 The bitterness that you hide so well
 I say nothing at all, thinking of your pride
 And I tell you that you look well, and you roll your eyes
 And laugh, and we sit down together
 By the window, talking about the weather
 I should have told you, you looked so alive
 Elegant in the low sunlight
 Shoulders wide, as though in readiness to fight
 Something, you never even touch
 Never ask for too much
 No, you can get by on almost nothing
 You and I, forever bluffing
 And ever so kind, shy women, shy
 Ice on the trees since New Years Eve
 Coming down in white sheets
 All white power lines, swaying high and heavy
 You were staring out, your eyes real straight
 Like nothing touches you these days
 It seemed to me that luxury would be to be not so ashamed
 Not to look away
 Even this, even this heaviness
 Deserved no less than to always confess
 Every false smile
 To every loneliness, there’s a design
 That we witness, you and I, shy women, shy