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Boy George ~ Big Dark Man (waiting)


Someone said that love
Was a double handed glove
But we need it al the time
Alice she's got mark
Warren's in the dark
Because his body's superfly

Me i'm just a sucker
Waiting for a lover
Someone with a wicked smile
What's a boy to do
What's a girl to do
What's the point to underline

Waiting for a big dark man
She's waiting for a big
Dark man

Someone said that sex
Was a physical contest
But i don't believe a word
They say love is cool
Then they must be fools
Because of all the things
I've heard

Someone said that hippie
Was a little trippy
But he is a friend of mine
Jeremy he throws
But he might overdose
If he finds a girl tonite


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