Animal

Nonsense, this song is about how society makes men feel dirty about having sexual urges. The lines "Hello Mrs. Shaw, may I borrow your lawnmower?", "I'm your next door neighbor", and "My wife-she doesn't know me" imply that the narrator isn't some sub-human rape fiend, but an average Joe who hides his sexual urges behind the mask of being 'average'.

The last verse appears to be directed at the Anglican Church, who have a huge influence on British values and their attitude towards sexuality.

Actually you both have it wrong. This song in it's ORIGINAL context (the pre-ban version of the album this is from) is about a child molester. The original lyrics replace "I'm your next door neighbour" with "I'm a child molester." and his whining about how "nobody understands him."

Also the "I dream of naked ladies leaping over me, I like peeping through holes in public lavatories, Domineering women in thigh-high boots, Tying me up, whipping me!" part of the song is also changed from the original entirely where it goes something like "I like dildos and vibraters, Beasiality, Blow up dollies with a rubber little ring, Fellatio, Necrophillia and masturbation, Peephole knickers, Buggery!"

I used to own this version of the album on vinyl when it first came out.

thies is a great song about the revolting singer "animal" who everybody avoids.