Behind a Louisiana juke, nineteen sixty-two When we all knew where the Jim Crow flew And sodomy was a huge taboo I came creeping to you You had a downcast eye on the back of the bus When we was on the down low hush But the midnight moon made my hot blood gush When I came creeping to you When I came creeping to you Oh, sweet shadow man, nap nap...Learn More

[Verse 1] Alas, I was wed to a Wyoming plowman T'was a tragic mistake I did always assert Though he was a good man who loved me the price was A protracted war with the dust and the dirt Dirt lingered in grain fields and loitered in barnyards Glommed onto all his clodhoppers and shirts It jumped out in clumps on my clean kitchen floors and The poor...Learn More

Leave all confusions and all disillusions behind Lay your head on my bed, you might be surprised what you can find Lay all of your yearnings and all your concerns In that pretty head down on my pillow Let me blow them away with the dust of the day They are dandelion fluff on the billow Let me sing you the songs you are longing to hear Soft low and...Learn More

Slither down the street until I find the plain gray door Linger by the mirror, check my hair before I slide into an empty stool to cruise the guy who's shooting pool He probably thinks that I'm a fool blues Try to keep my composure when I get the cold shoulder I got the gay bar blues These gay bar blues have put the skids on me When's my sugar...Learn More

[Verse 1] Thank you, Carol Cole, my clever blond bombshell For making up some scuttlebutt and tarnish Let's say her attitude is cranky There's been some hanky panky With a trainee by the name of Megan Cornish Let's say the chair of your employee rights committee Is a Trotskyite and a Marxist albatross She nixed my negative action plan She cut my...Learn More