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Your Drunk Boyfriend
04:12
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Hey, sister, I had fun last night
Taking in the town
Cracking jokes and sharing smokes
Getting high and getting down
But there’s something that, I must confess,
Is weighing heavy on my chest
You’re so fierce, so beautiful
I don’t quite know how to tell you this, but
Your drunk boyfriend
Just grabbed my ass
Your punk boyfriend
No shame, no class
I can see how much you’re into him
I can see he makes you wild
But when his sheets are to the wind, he
Becomes an adolescent child
He’s quite skilled at playing innocent
But, girl, that was no accident when
He slid his silver tongue into your ear
And I felt his hand twitching on my rear
(CHORUS)
So if you ain’t got the ovaries
To school him about boundaries
I’d be glad to set him straight
In terms he can appreciate:
I like to party, I’m no square
Like to dance and let down my hair
But let me make one thing crystal clear:
Keep your tiny hands off my derrière!’
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