Words and music by Amy Ray
We were talking ticket slump
We'd try to put our finger on it
Quantify the undoing of each little step
And its just a lack of press
And the refrigerator down at the boys club
With its little magnets of poetry
And they've found one hundred different ways to say blow me
Ah yeah blow me now
Janny Wenner Janny Wenner
Rolling Stone's most fearless leader
Gave the boys what they deserve
But with the girls he lost his nerve
Whoo hoo now
Hoo
In every post punk bar
There's a dressing room wall
Where the rockboy band
Will make its mark
A hundred different pictures of private parts
And some girl going down
And there's that faggot bashing poetry
But the boys are just saying love me please
With every hate filled phrase
They just give it away
Ah boys you give yourself away
You know Janny Wenner Janny Wenner
Rolling Stone's most fearless leader
Gave the boys what they deserve
But with the girls he lost his nerve
Whoo hoo now
Hoo ooh ooh ooh
Yeah whoo hoo now
Hoo ooh ooh ooh
Testing 1 2 3 in the marketplace
But its a demographic based disgrace
And a stupid secret white boy handshake
That we'll never be part of
So when its dj blow and the morning show
I give you one hundred reasons to just say no
And I said come on girls lets go right now
Oh girls lets go right now
Oh cause lucystoners don't need boners
Ain't no man could ever own her
With the boys she had the nerve to give the girls what they deserve
Lucystoners don't need boners
Ain't no man that'd ever own her
With the boys she had the nerve
Gonna give the girls what they deserve
Ah whoo hoo
Ooh ooh ooh ooh
Yeah
Whoo hoo now
Ooh
I said lucystoners don't need boners
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Whoo ooh ooh ooh ooh
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Lucy stoners don't need boners
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Whoo ooh ooh ooh
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Ah whoo
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Yeah
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Whoo
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
(Lucystoners don't need boners)
Amy Elizabeth Ray (born April 12, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter known for being a member of the acclaimed contemporary folk duo Indigo Girls. Born in Georgia, Ray began writing songs at the age of ten. In 1985, she joined Emily Saliers to form Indigo Girls, with whom she has released over ten successful albums. Their music, characterized by introspective lyrics and folk-rock melodies, has gained international acclaim. Among their most celebrated songs are "Closer to Fine", "Galileo" and "Power of Two". Ray is also active as a solo artist, releasing albums of folk and rock music. Her musical career has been marked by a strong focus on social and political issues, with lyrics addressing topics such as social justice, gender equality, and the environment.
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