| Aunt Ida Nelson: Have you met any nice boys in The Swan?
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| Gator: Oh, pretty nice.
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| Aunt Ida: I mean any nice queer boys. |
| Did you fool with any of them?
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| Gator: Aunt Ida, you know I dig women.
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| Aunt Ida: Aw, don’t tell me that.
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| Gator: Christ, let’s not go through this again.
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| Aunt Ida: All those beauticans, and you don’t have any boy dates?
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| Gator: I don’t want any boy dates.
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| Aunt Ida: Oh honey, I’d be so happy if you turned nally.
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| Gator: Hey, no way. |
| I’m straight. |
| I mean I like a lot of queers,
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| but I don’t dig their equipment, y’know? |
| I like women.
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| Aunt Ida: But you can change. |
| Queers are just better. |
| I’d be so proud if you
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| was a fag, and had a nice beautician boyfriend. |
| I’d never have to worry.
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| Gator: There ain’t nothing to worry about.
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| Aunt Ida: I’m worried that you’ll work in an office, get married, have children,
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| celebrate wedding anniversaries. |
| The world of heterosexuals is a sick and
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| boring life.
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| Gator: Sometimes I think you’re fucking crazy. |
| I’m real happy just the way I am.
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| People are telling me that I’m missing out on the fun.
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| 'Cause I don’t go anywhere, and I don’t meet anyone.
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| But I know how rumors fly.
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| When you’re a lonely guy.
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| And I’m here to tell you it’s a lie.
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| There’s stange things going on at night most everywhere.
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| You know those places, well you’ll never see me there.
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| I walk by other men.
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| And I don’t notice them.
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| But then those rumors start again.
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| So I’m gonna tell the world.
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| I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| I’m gonna find a girl.
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| 'Cause I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| I guess that it’s okay.
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| If other guys are gay.
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| But my hormones are one-directional.
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| And I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| Somebody tell me what I did to start this talk.
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| Is it the way I look? |
| Is it the way I walk?
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| Is it the clothes I wear,
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| that make the people stare?
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| Is it the way I comb my hair?
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| I’m only hoping maybe there will come a day
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| When I can make them understand that I’m not gay.
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| But 'till that day is near,
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| Iguess I’ll live in fear.
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| And I curse the day I pierce my ear.
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| There’s nothing wrong with me.
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| I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| Know what I want to be.
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| And I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| Soft boys and closet queens,
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| think Judy Garland’s keen.
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| But I don’t think she’s nothing special.
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| And I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| (instrumental break)
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| So now I’m wondering if maybe they’re not right.
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| 'Cause I’ve gone all paranoid and I can’t sleep at night.
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| I went to see the shrink.
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| What did the doctor think?
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| I swear to god I saw him wink.
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| I pray to God I’m wrong
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| I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| Why did I write this song
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| If I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual?
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| I hope it’s not too late,
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| for them to set me straight.
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| I’ve got to see a real professional.
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| 'Cause I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual, no!
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| No no no no. |
| No no no no no no no.
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| I don’t wanna be, I don’t wanna be I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual.
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| (repaeated in background)
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| I don’t wanna go with guys named Shamus.
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| I don’t wanna be rich and famous.
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| I don’t wanna go to a French art festival
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| and I Don’t Wanna Be a Homosexual. |