Spending every night in a different state
Spending every night with a different date
I come into town and I look around
Then i find a guy who wants to get down

I've got boys all over the road
I've got boys helping me unload
40 boys in 40 nights
I've got no time to see the sights

Sometimes I nibble and sometimes I bite
I kinda sorta wanna get skintight
Have some now, save some later
But there's no cute boys indicator

I've got boys all over the road
I've got boys helping me unload
40 boys in 40 nights
I've got no time to see the sights

Making out all night in Hollywood
You know I'd do them all if I could
My honey in Stuttgart doesn't care
That I collect their underwear

I've got boys all over the road
I've got boys helping me unload
40 boys in 40 nights
I've got no time to see the sights


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    The obvious meaning of this song is screwing all the groupies they (The Donnas) can get ahold of. "The Donnas Turn 21" has a very sexual theme overall and this song definitely contributes to that.

    That said- my personal opinion of the song is that it's mocking the lives of male "rockstars". When people hear a woman singing these things it has more shock value- it may even cause a gasp or a "Oh man, what a slut." But almost all the men in the music industry do these things without a second thought. In turn, I'd say that this song was made to mock the double standard imposed on female musicians and females in general.

    watchthefireworkson July 04, 2002   Link
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    app this song is based on two of the donnas having a kissing contest whilst on tour.

    em2000on March 15, 2003   Link
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    *cough SLUTS. hehehe i dont mean that so harsh.

    hey is it just me or does the guitar in this song at some points sound strikingly simular to johnny thunders guitaring??

    disco_blows_dogs_on March 26, 2003   Link
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    hahahahahhahaha...gotta love it

    FREAKISHfireflyon March 29, 2003   Link
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    The Donnas rocks......

    cathyjoneson April 14, 2003   Link
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    all the donnas songs are about shagging and/or getting high.... don't sound so shocked....

    Kezon April 22, 2003   Link
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    THIS SONG KICKS SERIOUS ASS!

    pebbleson December 05, 2004   Link
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    wow the ultimate ho song. Song kinda sucks. as for 'watchthefireworks" comment. good point. But i don't think that society will ever say "its ok she sleeps with different men every day"...she will always be viewed as a slut. and a man that does the same will always be viewed as "the man" it will always be like that. And girls that call them selves "pimps or players" might as well call them selves "sluts n hos" as well.....it will never change.

    frenzyon February 14, 2005   Link
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    and before some people get smart about what i typed.... yes i see the typos....but i'm to lazy to make this message longer with the corrections or leave a 3rd message....since i'm typing this one as well lol

    frenzyon February 14, 2005   Link
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    Things change.

    feedyourheadon July 04, 2006   Link

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