Finished with my woman cause she couldnt help me with my mind
People think Im insane because I am browning all the time
All day long I think of things but nothing seems to satisfy
Think Ill lose my mind if I dont find something to pacify
Can you help me thought you were my friend
Whoah yeah
I need someone to show me the things in life that I cant find
I cant see the things that make true happiness, I must be blind
Make a joke and I will sigh and you will laugh and I will cry
Happiness I cannot feel and love to me is so unreal
And so as you hear these words telling you now of my state
I tell you to enjoy life I wish I could but its too late
When i passed you in the doorway
You took me with a glance
I should have took that last bus home
But i asked you for a dance
Now we go steady to the pictures
I always get chocolate stains on my pants
My father he’s going crazy
Say’s i’m living in a trance
But i’m dancing in the moonlight
It’s caught me in its spotlight
It’s alright, alright
Dancing in the moonlight
On the long hot summer night
It’s three o’clock in the morning
And i’m on the streets again
I disobeyed another warning
I should have been in by ten
Now i won’t get out until sunday
I’ll have to say i stayed with friends
But it’s a habit worth forming
If it means to justify the end
Contribuição: Andréia Oliveira
A banda de rock Ultraje a Rigor foi uma das protagonistas do chamado “Rock Brasil” dos anos 80, e consagrou-se pelo seu estilo irreverente, trazendo quase sempre nas letras uma maneira bastante “objetiva” de como os homens expressam seu interesse sexual pelas mulheres. Vemos um bom exemplo na música “Eu Gosto é de Mulher”, do álbum “Sexo!”, de 1987.
Mas parece que com o passar do tempo e o com o crescente estabelecimento das novas relações entre os gêneros, a trupe liderada por Roger Moreira também passou a se preocupar com os questionamentos que se abateram na classe masculina do final do século XX. A relativização de alguns atributos clássicos da masculinidade são abordadas em “Ah, Se Eu Fosse Homem…”, do álbum “Ô!”, de 1993.
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