Big man walking slow down a long long long hall;
His feet are dragging and his shoulders stretch from wall to wall.
At the end there’s an archway, at the end there’s a sky of blue,
And I’m lying in the grass like a tiny sliver of moon,
Watching a butterfly tied to a pink balloon.
You like the ladies, but my needle swings the other way,
You don’t seem to care, you just want to love me anyway.
Dinga linga linga, well I think you got a thinga for me.
Women in cages,
You know they’re a little bit dangerous, my friend,
When the chains start breaking through their skin, and then their bodies start to bleed.
Except for me, cause I can take it just like a man, my friend,
You see the shadow of the chain upon my skin, but it doesn’t frighten me.
You spent so many years in a big black box;
Your heart grew heavy and your head grew large as an ox.
You’d spend your days lying right smack dab on the floor
Watching movies in your head of the ladies that you knew before,
In the days when they was lying smack dab on the floor.
I was like a revelation when you saw me in the sun,
Playing with the birdies and I wasn’t wanting anyone,
Come on Dr. Livingstone, you know you’d better leave this one alone.
Women in cages,
You know they’re a little bit dangerous, my friend,
When the chains start breaking through their skin, and then their bodies start to bleed.
Except for me, cause I can take it just like a man, my friend,
You see the shadow of the chain upon my skin, but it doesn’t frighten me.
Hey there fellow, let me show you to the stairs,
You can walk through my gardens till your good intentions fill with air.
Let me tie a balloon to your memory.
Hey man, you’re such a pretty one,
Hey man, you’re such a heavy one,
Touched with the thunder of the odyssey.
Women in cages,
You know they’re a little bit dangerous, my friend,
When the chains start breaking through their skin, and then their bodies start to bleed.
Except for me, Julien Aklei, yeah, cause I can take it just like a man, my friend,
You see the shadow of the chain upon my skin, but it doesn’t frighten me.