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Women Are Men

from The End Of Cinematics by Mikel Rouse

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WOMEN ARE MEN

Stay, whadaya say on the way?
Stay, whadaya say on the way?
I didn’t think, I didn’t dream.
I didn’t think, I didn’t dream.

I didn’t think. I didn’t dream.
I saw the body and the body it seemed:
Left over light; left over scars
Women are men. Men are from Mars.

Out go the bad air, in come the good.
This is the story of the engine that could.
Too much T.V. Too many bars.
Women are men. Men are from Mars.

And when I think of goin’ down I didn’t think of very many parades.
And like a broken magazine I pitched the story of the life
that I laid.
I put a finger on the button and the button didn’t pop so I stayed.
And when I think of goin’ down I just remember all the
beds that I’ve made.

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from The End Of Cinematics, released September 12, 1998

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Mikel Rouse New York, New York

Mikel Rouse is a New York-based composer, director, performer and recording artist hailed as “a composer many believe to be the best of his generation.” (NY Times 2002) His works include 25 records, 7 films (including Funding and Music For Minorities), and a trilogy of media operas: Failing Kansas, Dennis Cleveland and The End Of Cinematics. ... more

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