[MD] Evolution toward Womanity
david buchanan
dmbuchanan at hotmail.com
Sat Jan 5 10:16:56 PST 2008
Marsha, Ian and all Feminists:
A beautiful young jazz singer/comedian named Nellie McKay wrote an ironic song about feminism. Actually hearing it let's the humor shine through like nothing else can, but here are the lyrics. The parenthetical words are sung in a male voice and juxtapose McKay's own delicate, playful tones. She's an excellent piano player, but she uses a ukulele for this one. It is called "Mother Of Pearl".
Feminists don't have a sense of humor
Feminists just want to be alone (boo-hoo)
Feminists spread vicious lies and rumor
They have a tumor on their funny bone
They say child molestation isn't funny
Rape and degradation's just a crime (lighten up, ladies)
Rampant prostitution, sex for money (what's wrong with that)
Can't these chicks do anything but whine
Dance break
Woo-hoo
(Take it off)
They say cheap objectification isn't witty, it's hot
Equal work and wages worth the fight (sing us a new one)
On demand abortion, every city (okay, but no gun control)
Won't these women ever get a life
Feminists don't have a sense of humor (poor Hilary)
Feminists and vegetarians
Feminists spread vicious lies and rumor
They're far too sensitive to ever be a ham
That's why these feminists just need to find a man
I'm Dennis Kucinich, and I approve this message
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> Date: Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:37:45 -0600
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