liar
G.Bruno Lyrics

All men (all men)
This line is introducing the topic of the song, which is that all men are liars.

All men are liars
This is the main idea of the song: that all men are liars.

Their words ain't worth no more than worn out tires
This line is saying that men's words are worthless and not to be trusted, just like tires that are worn out.

Hey girls (girls)
This line is addressing the female audience of the song.

Bring rusty pliers to pull this tooth
This line is saying that women should be prepared to remove men's lies from their lives, using rusty pliers as a metaphorical tool.

All men are liars, and that's the truth
This line is repeating the main idea of the song, that all men are liars, and emphasizing that this is the truth.

Well do you remember Rick Astley?
This line is introducing a comparison to Rick Astley, a pop singer from the 1980s and 90s.

He had a big fat hit that was ghastly
This line is criticizing Rick Astley's music, saying that it was a big, unpleasant hit.

He said "I'm never gonna give you up or let you down"
This line is quoting lyrics from one of Rick Astley's most famous songs, which promised loyalty and devotion.

Well I'm here to tell you that Dick's a clown
This line is rejecting Rick Astley's promises of loyalty and devotion, and insulting him by calling him a clown.

Though he was just a boy when he made that vow
This line is acknowledging that Rick Astley was young when he made his promises of loyalty and devotion.

I'd bet it all that he knows by now that
This line is suggesting that Rick Astley has learned by now that his promises of loyalty and devotion were empty.

Of all God's creatures man must be
This line is introducing an idea about the nature of men, suggesting that they are not like any other of God's creatures.

The most slimy and slippery now
This line is describing men as being slimy and slippery, which implies that they are sneaky and untrustworthy.

There stands the naked ape in a monkey suit
This line is using metaphor to compare men to naked apes wearing clothing as a disguise.

Behind the little moustache he grew, the shifty brute
This line is suggesting that men are not to be trusted, even if they seem harmless (like a small mustache), because they are sly and deceitful.

All the ones not choking on the words they ate
This line is saying that the only men who are not liars are those who admit to having been dishonest in the past.

Are sweating on getting their stories straight
This line is suggesting that even the men who are not currently lying are worried about keeping their stories consistent and avoiding getting caught in future lies.

All men (all men)
This line is repeating the opening line of the song.

And all men are liars
This line is restating the main idea of the song again.

And that's the truth
This line is emphasizing that the songwriter truly believes that all men are liars, and that this is the truth.