Nooo, NO NO!! We were promoting as A way to get us hot and naked, and only under the right (read: safe) conditions.
Normally I’d agree with you. I like my art “attractive”. But this song just has some sort of wild “pull” that is hard to describe.
The man in the song is really hating and demeaning himself much more than he does the woman. After all, she “LET’S him violate her etc”. After that, the song is basically saying how he’s lost his soul and making love with her (albeit through animal sex) is his only, or near his only salvation.
Oh, it’s not that line of the song, it’s all the rest.
“Well she’s all you’d ever want,
She’s the kind they’d like to flaunt and take to dinner.
Well she always knows her place.”
Always know her place? GRRRRRrrrrr.
“Well she’s never in the way
Something always nice to say, Oh what a blessing.
I can leave her on her own
Knowing she’s okay alone, and there’s no messing.”
Never in the way? the way of what? grrrrrrrrr
“Well she never asks for very much and I don’t refuse her…She knows just what to do, and how to please me.
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See? Every line in this song is about how much she fulfills him and gives to him, just like a good little wifey. DOUBLE grrrr.
Well, the implication is that, if she lights his, he’ll light hers. It’s just assumed that’s understood. And, musically, it’s a thousand times better than “Closer…” **
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I don’t know…I went and read those lyrics too, it sure didnt’ seem implicit to me. Most of the song is “come on baby light my fire”.
And it’s better? Ummm Okay, I can concede the point about “Closer’s” ugly lyrics, but musically? NUH uh! The hot bass in Closer and the guitar, too too much.
I like a lot of old classic rock, but the doors have always been on my “BLECH” list.
I guess if we ever had a fling, we’d BOTH have to wear earplugs…Or personal mp3 players 