Men Who Love Women Who Love Men

Steve Goodman

Transposer:

Went out on 42nd street That’s where the elite all retreat to greet You can see them coming from everywhere Every kind of man and woman you will find there There are women who love women every now and then There are men who love men because they can’t pretend They are men who love women who love men There are those who make love for pay And there are those who make love anyway And over in the bar with a bottle of scotch There are those who would rather just watch All the men who love women who love men And the women who love women every now and then There are men who love men because they can’t pretend They are men who love women who love men There are those who make love to machines That don’t talk back and are easy to clean And there are those who will tell you out loud That they can only make love in a crowd A crowd of men who love women who love men And women who love women every now and then There are men who love men because they can’t pretend They are men who love women who love men In the pursuit of true lo……..ve’s joy Boys will be girls and girls will be boys But sometimes it’s hard to know what to do When you don’t know who you’re talking to ’cause there are men who love women who love men There are women who love women every now and then There are men who love men because they can’t pretend They are men who love women who love men

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