Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Bring on the Men , by - Linda Eder. Release date: 23.01.1995
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Bring on the Men , by - Linda Eder. Bring on the Men |
| There was a time, I don’t know when |
| I didn’t have much time for men |
| But this is now and that was then, I’m learning |
| A girl alone, all on her own |
| Must try to have a heart of stone |
| So I try not to make it known, my yearning |
| I try to show I have no need |
| I really do — I don’t succeed |
| So let’s bring on the men |
| And let the fun begin! |
| A little touch of sin |
| Why wait another minute? |
| Step this way, it’s time for us to play! |
| They say we may not pass this way again |
| So let’s waste no more time; |
| Bring on the men! |
| I always knew, I always said |
| That silk and lace in black and red |
| Will drive a man right off his head, it’s easy |
| So many men, so little time |
| I want them all, is that a crime? |
| No! |
| I don’t know why they say that I’m too easy |
| They make me laugh, they make me cry |
| They make me sick, so God knows why |
| We say, «Bring on the men |
| And let the fun begin!» |
| A little touch of sin |
| Why wait another minute? |
| Step this way, it’s time for us to play |
| They say we may not pass this way again |
| So let’s waste no more time; |
| Bring on the men! |
| They break your heart |
| They steal your soul |
| Take you apart |
| And yet they somehow make you whole! |
| So what’s the game? |
| I suppose a rose by any other name |
| The perfume and the prick’s the same |
| (interlude with prostitutes teasing johns) |
| I like to have a man for breakfast each day |
| I’m very social and I like it that way |
| By late mid-morning I need something to munch |
| So I ask over two men for lunch |
| And men are mad about my afternoon teas |
| They’re quite informal, I just do it to please |
| Those triple sandwiches are my favorite ones |
| I’m also very partial to buns! |
| My healthy appetite gets strongest at night |
| My at-home dinners are my men-friends' delight |
| When I invite the fellas over to dine |
| They all come early, in bed by nine! |
| So let’s bring on the men |
| And let the fun begin! |
| A little touch of sin |
| Why wait another minute? |
| Step this way, it’s time for us to play! |
| They say we may not pass this way again |
| So let’s waste no more time… |
| Bring on the men! |
| Big men, small men |
| Short men, tall men |
| I guess that means almost all men! |
| I’m a player, long as they are men, men, men! |
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