DA YA THINK I
Revolting Cocks Lyrics


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She sits alone, waiting for suggestions.
He's so nervous, avoiding all the questions.
His lips are dry, her heart is gently pounding.
Don't you just know exactly what they're thinking?

If you want my body and you think I'm sexy,
Come on, sugar, let me know.
If you really need me, just reach out and touch me.
Come on, honey, tell me so.

He's acting shy, looking for an answer.
Come on, honey, let's spend the night together.
Now, hold on a minute before we go much further.
Give me a dime so I can phone my mother.
They catch a cab to his high-rise apartment.
At last he can tell her exactly what his heart meant.

If you want my body and you think I'm sexy,
Come on, sugar, let me know.
If you really need me, just reach out and touch me.
Come on, honey, tell me so.

His heart's beating like a drum,
'Cause at last he's got this girl home.
Relax, baby. Now we're all alone.

They wake at dawn, 'cause all the birds are singing.
Two total strangers, but that ain't what they're thinking.
Outside it's cold, misty, and it's raining.
They got each other. Neither one's complaining.
He says, I'm sorry, but I'm out of milk and coffee.
Never mind, sugar. We can watch the early movie.

If you want my body and you think I'm sexy,
Come on, sugar, let me know.




If you really need me, just reach out and touch me.
Come on, honey, tell me so.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Revolting Cocks's song, "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" describe a typical scenario in which two people are on a date, and the guy is trying to muster the courage to make a move on the girl. The lyrics convey the awkwardness and nervousness that comes with such a situation. The girl is sitting alone, waiting for suggestions, while the guy is nervous and avoiding all the questions. However, there is an underlying sexual tension between the two, as they both wonder what the other is thinking.


As the song progresses, the guy eventually finds the courage to invite the girl back to his apartment, and they end up spending the night together. The morning after, they wake up next to each other and realize that they are two total strangers. However, they are not complaining because they have each other. The song suggests that physical attraction can often override other considerations.


Line by Line Meaning

She sits alone, waiting for suggestions.
The woman is sitting by herself, waiting for the man to make a move and suggest something they could do together.


He's so nervous, avoiding all the questions.
The man is nervous and avoiding any questions the woman may be asking him.


His lips are dry, her heart is gently pounding.
The man is feeling anxious and his lips have become dry, while the woman's heart is racing with excitement.


Don't you just know exactly what they're thinking?
The situation is obvious and it's easy to tell what both of them are thinking about each other.


If you want my body and you think I'm sexy, Come on, sugar, let me know. If you really need me, just reach out and touch me. Come on, honey, tell me so.
The man is expressing that if the woman finds him attractive and desires him, she should let him know and make the first move.


He's acting shy, looking for an answer. Come on, honey, let's spend the night together. Now, hold on a minute before we go much further. Give me a dime so I can phone my mother.
Despite his timidness, the man is suggesting that they spend the night together. However, before they move any further he asks her for a dime so he could give his mother a quick call.


They catch a cab to his high-rise apartment. At last he can tell her exactly what his heart meant.
The couple takes a cab to the man's upscale apartment, where he feels like he can finally share how he truly feels about her.


His heart's beating like a drum, 'Cause at last he's got this girl home. Relax, baby. Now we're all alone.
The man's heart is racing because he has finally brought the girl home, and now they can relax and be alone together.


They wake at dawn, 'cause all the birds are singing. Two total strangers, but that ain't what they're thinking. Outside it's cold, misty, and it's raining. They got each other. Neither one's complaining.
The next morning, despite having been strangers before the prior night, they are happy to have spent the night together, which is evident in their behavior even though the morning is cold and rainy.


He says, I'm sorry, but I'm out of milk and coffee. Never mind, sugar. We can watch the early movie.
The man apologizes for not having enough coffee and milk to make breakfast, but the woman reassures him that they can put on an early morning movie instead.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Rod Stewart, Duane Hitchings, Carmine Jr Appice

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Comments from YouTube:

@EdgyMTB

I remember buying this album on cassette tape and the owner of the record shop saying to me how underrated this album was. So true.

@S.B.Hermione

They were so good!!

@918kickinwing

Lmao. Nice. I felt the same about NOFX and was met with the same sort of vibe from the cashier. You probably got some good music stories.

@missmissregisterhit-kv6bg

Agreed. Indisputably underrated.

@dantoth3199

Agreed

@dantoth3199

Takes me right back to The Kitchen Club on South Beach!!

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@damionswartz4823

When my kid was around 1 y/o this song would make him start crying as soon as it started

@johnshelton7905

Yeah, this song is the absolute worst. I love it

@missmissregisterhit-kv6bg

🤣. awesome.

@missmissregisterhit-kv6bg

@John Shelton EXACTLY!!!
You get it. 👍
That is what makes this song SO brilliant. It elegantly😉 exposes the original for the kind of a gross pile of major record label 💩 it actually is.

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