The song "Wonder Woman" by Elvis Costello and Allen Toussaint is a tribute to a woman who has been a constant source of support and love for the narrator. The lyrics describe how this woman stays by the narrator's side through thick and thin, providing unwavering support and love. The song emphasizes the woman's remarkable qualities, referring to her as a "wonder woman" and highlighting her ability to do anything and everything. The narrator expresses gratitude for having her in their life, as she makes them feel good and happy. The chorus reflects the narrator's appreciation for the woman's presence, thanking their maker for the shape they are in, which likely indicates the positive state of their emotions and well-being due to the woman's love and support. Despite others' opinions and advice, the narrator remains committed to this woman, grateful that they didn't listen to those who advised against being with her. The lyrics indicate that the narrator would have missed out on something wonderful if they had followed that advice. The song also acknowledges the potential fear that something might go wrong in the relationship. However, the woman's consistent care and love serve as a guaranteed source of comfort for the narrator. Overall, "Wonder Woman" is a heartfelt expression of gratitude and admiration for a woman who has become the narrator's source of strength and happiness.
