You want to have the Madonna by your side
But you're fascinated by the woman who does everything with you
You want you're woman to always be untouched
But you're attracted by the woman that never says no
She's good enough for a night with you
Who is walking on the brigde of double standards?
Is it perhaps the big billy goat?1
You'll gladly accept a one-nigh-stand
But woe betide your woman if she ever has done the same thing
You want to have the Madonna by your side
But you're fascinated by the woman who does everything with you
You want you're woman to always be untouched
But you fantasize about the woman that never says no
She's good enough for a night with you
A promiscuous life can only be that of a man's
Your wife has to be a dilly
You don't want to hear about the men in her life
You want the time before you met to contain no events
The suspicion pulsates like blood
The love turns dirty and black as soil
When mistrust is in charge then the words turn hard like strikes
You call her slip-ups shame but your own the law of nature
You want to have the Madonna by your side
But you're fascinated by the woman who does something nasty with you
You want your woman to be an untouched virgin
But you're attracted by the woman that never says no
She's good enough for a night with you
1. This is a reference to an old folk tale, Three Billy Goats Gruff, which is about three goats that are trying to cross a brigde and the troll who lives underneath keeps asking 'who is walking on my brigde?'.