A Healthy Fear of Women - All Human

So you recognize I’m donkey, and think I ought to let it show

Yeah, I could carry all your baggage, but I think I’ll let you go…

Being forced or if stubborn, then I’m dragged

Being down on all fours, well it feels like I was bred for this

Sometimes we behave so strangely

So you think I hate my mother and I take it out on you?

I bet you’d like to turn the tables and take my teeth out with your boot…

I’ll like it because I know that I deserve it

My diet consists of broken teeth and leather bits

Sometimes we behave so strangely

After all this time, my queer behavior is revealed equine

In the sweat and brine of this sordid life, its apparent where my guilt resides

So, don’t deny that with my mass in tow you feel alive

Sometimes we behave so strangely

We all got used to boring sex, and disappointment from our dads

Then things began to make us tick that we didn’t understand, and it made us sick

So we sometimes behave so strangely

Yeah, we sometimes behave so strangely

If I show up to your wedding with no lover at my side do I bring an air of

sadness on a day reserved for joy?

Do your friends and loved ones point and judge as I drink more than my share?

Does it make more sense to not show up?

Is it best if I’m not there?