"Pretty Flamingo" is a song recorded by Gerry and the Pacemakers in 1966. It tells the story of a girl known as the "Flamingo" due to her radiant hair and captivating eyes. The narrator describes her as someone who stands out, bringing brightness to the neighborhood whenever she passes by. The song expresses the desire of all the guys in the area to have her as their own, knowing that she would bring immense joy and admiration to their lives if they had the chance. Despite their longing, she remains unattainable and out of reach, which only heightens their infatuation. The singer expresses his own hope to eventually win her over and make her his own, believing that once it happens, everyone will envy him. He imagines a paradise where he and the "Flamingo" can be together, living in perfect bliss. The lyrics focus on the beauty and allure of the "Flamingo" and the longing of the narrator to be with her. The song portrays a sense of yearning and paints a vivid picture of the effect she has on those around her.
