We certainly do share a lot of similar values, and I also know there are a few differences too
Wow, I was reading those lyrics as the trans angle. That is quite a different intended meaning than how it comes across.
Certainly in art it’s hard to avoid offending people, and IMHO, it shouldn’t be avoided, as music is a way to make a statement or ask a question, whatever that is. I don’t a problem at all with swear words although I know some people do. And I agree we don’t want this place having religious, political or otherwise flame wars. No good can come of that.
That certainly is an original and gives one a lot to think about, great job. It would fit right in to Rocky Horror Picture Show…but I know the song itself is more serious than RHPS.
Hi Brian, I did see the livestream, but I didn’t register that you and he were one and the same…. at least not consciously. It just goes to show that RHPS is in your blood and psyche! Regards.
Hehehe… i did not get the meaning of this at all Brian
I went down the «transgender» path right away…
But, that is what its all about, in art we see what we see… i like things that can be seen from different angles, and the meaning is up to your self.
That was excellent Brian and I like how people have listened to the song and interpreted it in different ways and I guess that is the key to a good song and humankind as well. I, like others thought transgender stuff until you told us different.
Great work Mr L. and like you told me, inspiration can come from anywhere.
Not just in art, min ven We all see the world through our own tinted lenses.
When it come to meanings, I’m with the Egg-man:
“When I use a word,’ Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, ‘it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.’ (Lewis Carroll)
Haha, I was tempted to change the lyrics in the last chorus to precisely that, but thought that might be a pun too far, or ‘over-humping the pudding’ as the Egg-man might say. Sigh. I’ll get my coat
That makes me think of the song All My Ex’s Live In Texas, recorded by, (ironically in the context of the wider almost-discussion in this topic) George Strait (not Straight haha).
Just stumbled on this post Brian. Ever the thought provoking entertainer. Clever stuff, well played and sung and the lyrics have certainly provoked some discussion.
Analysing song lyrics can be a dangerous game and can lead to many wrong conclusions as is witnessed here.
Much safer tI stick with “ I love her, she loves me, oh how happy we will be”.
I recently had to do the same to be clear on the distinction between a shag and a cormorant.
A typical Brian song again , stirring lyrics, meandering away from the well-trodden paths, creativ and pleasing.
I couldn’t restist, after all that sex/gender talk, to ask Mr. Google. Happy to see, that obviously I’m keeping with the times…
As soon as lyrics start to leave familiar athmospheres, we tend to over interpretation too often. I do remember those times in school, when texts were dissected for hours to come to conclusions the author never meant . So I take it as it is, just leave some flowers to thank you for some alternativ music .
and like you told me, inspiration can come from anywhere.
. So I take it as it is, just leave some flowers to thank you for some alternativ music 
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