| Word sure gets around in a tattle tale town
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| That why she never goes out at night
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| But when her kids go to school and her husband’s gone too
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| She gets in her car and she drives
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| To a little motel on the outskirts of town
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| Puts on her perfume and turns the bed down
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| And I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret
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| Her husband’s always working and he’s never home
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| When he’s there with her he’s still gone
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| And she can’t stand living and loving alone
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| Well she’s got her children to raise, that’s why she can’t let it show
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| I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret
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| It’s PTA meetings, warm social greetings
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| A woman’s work never gets done
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| It’s church Sunday, it starts again Monday
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| Seems she’s always on the run
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| And she gets so lonely it tears her in two
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| That’s when she does what a woman must do And I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret
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| Her husband’s always working and he’s never home
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| When he’s there with her he’s still gone
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| And she can’t stand living and loving alone
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| Well she’s got her children to raise, that’s why she can’t let it show
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| I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret
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| Ah she’s got her children to raise that’s why she can’t let it show
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| I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret
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| Yeah I’m the only one who knows Victoria’s secret |