The song "Oh, Pretty Woman" by John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers is about a man who is in love with a beautiful woman who doesn't reciprocate his feelings. The lyrics suggest that the woman may be using makeup and other external aids to enhance her appearance, but ultimately her inner beauty shines through. Despite the man's efforts to win her over, she remains indifferent to his affections. The song suggests that the woman is more concerned with maintaining her own independence and freedom than settling down with a man. The repeated refrain of "What's the matter with you, can't make you love me, no matter what I do?" expresses the man's frustration and disappointment in his inability to win her heart. The song's message seems to be that true love cannot be forced or manipulated, and that sometimes it's better to let go and move on.
