Harley
It was just like a dream, yeah a surreal scene, like a blue orange
I thought my senses had gone like I was writing a song about a foot-long syringe
(And she said:) 'Hello dear, it's my party'
(And she said:) 'So I hope you'll be smart, hee hee'
And I said: 'I don't know but I think I'll go fix me a stiff drink'.
So I sat there and stared because at first I was scared of this female Tarzan
And while she talked with the apes about champagne and grapes, I approached her garden
(And she said:) 'Now, now, don't try to leave me'
(And she said:) 'It's unfair to deceive me'
(And she said:) 'I could kill if you try to escape me, come upstairs, my friend, ooh'.
Now I knew, I knew, I couldn't be that mean
So I tried, yeah I really tried to please her but she was a big big big big girl, big girl.
Hurled out the door, it was becoming more of a test of honour
Would I go? Would I stay? Could I do it all day and be a certain gonner?
(And she said:) 'Now you're so young and tender'
(And she said:) 'And don't be concerned with my gender'
'It was hard but I managed to send her way up to those, those fluffy white clouds, oh yes I did'.
Oh take it close.
Oh it was hard on the brain but I would do it again for the satisfaction
She weighed two hundred and three but that was OK by me, it was lots of action
(And she said:) 'Shall we dance in the moonlight?'
(And she said:) 'It would be so nice on a June night'
And I said: 'If it's OK by you, I'll just sit here and take me a rest'.