I can be good (If you just wanna be bad)
I can be cool (If you just wanna be mad)

I can be anything , I'll be your everything
Just touch me baby (I don't wanna be sad)

As long as I'm your hooker (Back up and turn around)
As long as I'm your hooker (Put your hands on the ground)
As long as I'm you're hooker (Back up and turn around)
As long as I'm your hooker (Get down)

Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)
Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)

I'm gonna drink my tears tonight
I'm gonna drink my tears and cry
'Cause I know you love me baby
I know you love me baby

I could be girl (Unless you want to be man)
I could be sex (Unless you want to hold hands)

I could be anything, I could be everything
I could be mom (Unless you want to be dad, oh papito)

As long as I'm your hooker (Back up and turn around)
As long as I'm your hooker (Put your hands on the ground)
As long as I'm you're hooker (Back up and turn around)
As long as I'm your hooker (Get down)

Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)
Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)

Put your hands on me
John F. Kennedy
I'll make you squeal baby
As long as you pay me (oh)

I'm gonna drink my tears tonight
I'm gonna drink my tears and cry
'Cause I know you love me baby
I know you love me baby

Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)
Hooker (Yeah, you're my hooker)
Hooker (Government hooker)

I could be girl (Unless you want to be man)
I could be sex (Unless you want to hold hands)

I could be anything, I could be everything
I could be mom (Unless you want to be dad)

I wanna fuck the government hooker (Back up and turn around)
Stop fucking me government hooker (Put your hands on the ground)
I wanna fuck the government hooker (Back up and turn around)
Stop fucking me government hooker (Get down) Yes


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Government Hooker Lyrics as written by Stefani J. Germanotta Paul Edward Blair

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Peermusic Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    My Interpretation

    I think the song is about how musicians work with politicians and the whole issue of musicians (left and right, but mostly the left) essentially serve a proverbial prostitutes to the left. The left wing of the political spectrum uses rock and roll to contrast how the right wing of the political spectrum is reactionary and out of touch with the people (as seen by the way conservatives have long hated rock and roll) and the song is about Gaga coming to terms with this form of prostitution: she is essentially a whore for the Democratic Party, but it's one where Gaga is convincing herself that it's for a good cause and that the work and awareness she is able to raise for GLBT community with her high profile support for the Democratic Party is worth it.

    She hates how she has to compromise herself associating with political types who see her as nothing more than a prop, much in the same way George W Bush routinely used famous athletes as props to appeal to conservative voters, but she convinces herself that they care for the work and causes that she advocates, which gets her through all of it.

    JesseBakeron May 24, 2011   Link

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