Suffragette City
Frankie Goes to Hollywood Lyrics

Hey man, oh leave me alone you know
The singer of the song is requesting to be left alone.

Hey man, oh Henry, get off the phone, I gotta
The singer is urging Henry to get off the phone so that he can carry out a certain task.

Hey man, I gotta straighten my face
The singer has to fix his facial expression as it is out of place due to an earlier encounter.

This mellow thighed chick just put my spine out of place
The singer's physical posture is compromised due to a female with attractive thighs whom he just encountered.

Hey man, my schooldays insane
The singer's school life was crazy and probably not worth remembering.

Hey man, my work's down the drain
The singer's job has not been going well, possibly due to his distracted state of mind from earlier events.

Hey man, well she's a total blam-blam
The female with attractive thighs from earlier is exceptionally attractive.

She said she had to squeeze it but she then she
It is unclear what the female from earlier wanted to squeeze, but she didn't end up doing it.

Oh don't lean on me man, cause you can't afford the ticket
The singer warns someone not to rely on him because they cannot handle the pressure or responsibility.

I'm back on Suffragette City
The singer is returning to a place or state called Suffragette City.

Oh don't lean on me man
The singer repeats the warning from earlier.

'Cause you ain't got time to check it
The listener does not have enough time to evaluate or fully understand the situation.

You know my Suffragette City
The singer is confident that the listener knows what Suffragette City is or represents.

Is outta sightshe's all right
Suffragette City is doing well and is visually impressive.

Hey man, Henry, don't be unkind, go away
The singer urges Henry to leave without being rude.

Hey man, I can't take you this time, no way
The singer cannot deal with Henry at this moment.

Hey man, droogie don't crash here
The singer warns someone named droogie not to stay or crash at this location or with him.

There's only room for one and here she comes, here she comes
The singer is anticipating the arrival of the female from earlier and implies that there is only enough space for the two of them.

Oh hit me!
The singer is most likely urging the band to start playing again or preparing for the climax of the song.

A Suffragette City, a Suffragette City
The singer repeats the phrase 'Suffragette City.'

I'm back on Suffragette City, I'm back on Suffragette City
The singer doubles down on being back at or returning to Suffragette City.

Ooo, Sufraggete city, ooo, Suffragette City
The singer again repeats the phrase 'Suffragette City', possibly for emphasis or effect.

Oooh-how, Sufragette City, oooh-how, Sufragette City, oooh-how
The singer adds some vocalization while repeating the phrase 'Suffragette City.'

Sufragette
A single and brief repetition of the phrase 'Suffragette City.'

Ohhh, Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am!
The singer is possibly celebrating or expressing his satisfaction and excitement with Suffragette City.

A Suffragette City, a Suffragette City
Repetition of 'Suffragette City.'

Quite all right
The singer reassures the listener or someone present that everything is all right or going well.

A Suffragette City
Another repetition of 'Suffragette City.'

Too fine
The singer is now using stronger words and states that Suffragette City is too good or excellent.

A Suffragette City, ooh, a Sufragette City
More repetition of 'Suffragette City.'

Oh, my Sufragette City, oh my Suffragette City
The singer shows ownership or strong attachment to the idea of 'Suffragette City.'

Oh, Suffragette
A final repetition of 'Suffragette City.'

Suffragette!
The song ends with an exclamation and final repetition of 'Suffragette City.'