I'm just confused by the lines "She got zing you wanna see her ding-a-ling
Well lesbian it together" So is she a pre-op/non-op trans person? And does "lesbian it together" mean that the singer also identifies as female since lesbian means girls with girls? I guess, just like the other comment, it's lyrics by drug induced guys from the 70s.
@NadjaDee “lesbian it together” should be “let’s be in it together”, which both makes more sense and sneaks in a double entendre. Ding-a-ling’s also a double entendre - UK radio was very puritanical in the 70s.
Sweet’s poison wasn’t drugs, it was alcohol.
@NadjaDee “lesbian it together” should be “let’s be in it together”, which both makes more sense and sneaks in a double entendre. Ding-a-ling’s also a double entendre - UK radio was very puritanical in the 70s.
Sweet’s poison wasn’t drugs, it was alcohol.
I'm just confused by the lines "She got zing you wanna see her ding-a-ling Well lesbian it together" So is she a pre-op/non-op trans person? And does "lesbian it together" mean that the singer also identifies as female since lesbian means girls with girls? I guess, just like the other comment, it's lyrics by drug induced guys from the 70s.
@NadjaDee “lesbian it together” should be “let’s be in it together”, which both makes more sense and sneaks in a double entendre. Ding-a-ling’s also a double entendre - UK radio was very puritanical in the 70s. Sweet’s poison wasn’t drugs, it was alcohol.
@NadjaDee “lesbian it together” should be “let’s be in it together”, which both makes more sense and sneaks in a double entendre. Ding-a-ling’s also a double entendre - UK radio was very puritanical in the 70s. Sweet’s poison wasn’t drugs, it was alcohol.