Credit Card Babie$

Men

wanna talk wanna talk about
talk about body
body building
i'm gonna fuck my best
i'm gonna fuck my best
i'm gonna fuck my best to get a little tiny baby
we've got holes
places to stick our poles
chips vargas knows
ask him about the loop hole
i'm gonna fuck my best
i'm gonna fuck my best
i'm gonna fuck my best to get a little tiny baby
we want some options
there is a way
why don't you adopt
borrow someone's cock
call up the bank
we all scream now
is it really so hard to make a new heart
sharing our love goes on a credit card
and we put paper to pen and we ask all friends
big plans for a newborn gay creation

why procreate and overpopulate
there's insecurity, questioning our liberty
i'm gonna fuck my friends
i'm gonna fuck my friends
i'm gonna fuck my friends to get a little tiny baby
raise our kids, radical politics
sontag in the crib, loose joints lullaby
i'm gonna fuck my friends
i'm gonna fuck my friends
i'm gonna fuck my friends to get a little tiny baby
we want some options
there is a way
why don't you adopt
borrow someone's cock
call up the bank
we all scream now
is it really so hard to make a new heart
sharing our love goes on a credit card
and we put paper to pen and we ask all friends
big plans for a newborn gay creation


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    I would interpret this as being about the pressure from society to make babies and conform to the heterosexual/patriarchal norms; the only way to fight those norms is by pooping out babies of your own and raise them as radical queers and read Susan Sontag to them while they\'re still in the crib. I\'m not sure where the credit card comes in; at first I thought this referred to being wealthy, but now I guess it signifies how expensive it is for non-straight couples to be able to have a baby at all and opt for expensive adoption routes in the few countries where this is actually legal; although I would think it\'s a lot cheaper than the "fuck my friends" option so helpfully suggested in this song.\nLove the song, has a great vibe; strange lyrics :-)) :-D

    Jirosworldon January 21, 2022   Link

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