Stumblin' (Under the Covers)

From Pirate Bitch

Stumblin’ (Under the Covers) is a song by The Count And His Men, on their double album Debauchery In New York City. It was written by Josephine Buckley, stated to be "A bit like Jeff Buckley, but I'm so glad she's alive!"

She herself commented that the strong sexual implications in the song are "Less implied and more consuming your gentials as you listen." Oh my!

Lyrics

Tango under the sheets…

Doing the dirty…

Having a bit of fun…

Getting down and flirty

Taking a walk through the jungle…

The snakes are out to play…

The cream of the crop, never want to stop…

And I say…

Stumblin’ under the covers,

Walking through the streets

Everyone we meet,

Likes to beat the meat

Stumblin’ under the covers…

Loving the things you do,

Taking it for granted

Joining of the souls,

Never want to be parted

Taking a walk through the jungle…

The snakes are out to play…

The cream of the crop, never want to stop…

And I say…

Stumblin’ under the covers,

Walking through the streets

Everyone we meet,

Likes to beat the meat

Stumblin’…