"See That Girl" is a song by English singer-songwriter Kirsty MacColl, released on 18 September 1981 by Polydor as the second single from her debut studio album, Desperate Character.

She added, "In other words, this is one of Kirsty's rather precious Sixties-style girlie songs, very much the sort of thing Sandie Shaw used to warble."

"[5] Ian Birch of Smash Hits was negative in his review, stating, "The song recalls one of those rush jobs that appeared on countless B-sides during the '60s.

[6] Paul Colbert of Melody Maker called it "a disappointing second course" to "Chip Shop" as he felt it lacked its predecessor's "verve of daft lovability".

He noted it is "closer to a ballad" in comparison and, although "ably performed by Kirsty", was critical of the production as "by half-time [her] vocals have all but vanished in a wallowing sea of piano, drums and guitar which flop about and soon disperse interest".