Here is the text of a new song by Lady Gaga will be investigated with an interesting title in its main passages:
Lady GaGa - Government Hooker
I can be good, if you just wanna be bad
I can be cool, if you just wanna be mad
I can be anything
I'll be your everything
Just touch me baby, I do not wanna be sad
I can be good if you want to be just plain evil. I can be cool, if you want to be just plain crazy, I can be anything. I'll be your everything, I just Berühr only baby I do not wanna be sad.
There is talk of a function: just a touch causes (like a button) everything: every role, whether good or evil.
Hooker
Hooker
Government Hooker
Hooker, hooker, hooker government.
I could be girl, Unless You want to be one.
I could be sex, Unless You want to hold hands.
I could be anything, I could be everything.
I could be mom, Unless You want to be dad.
I could be girl, unless you want to be a man. I could be sex, unless you want to hold hands. I could be anything, be anything. I could be Mama, unless you want his dad.
This verse speaks of arbitrariness, of interchangeability - even sex and identification with the male or female role: Everything is possible for the "Government Hooker" on command.
Put your hands on me
John F. Kennedy
I'll make you squeal baby
As long as you pay me
Put your hands on me, John F. Kennedy, I'll 'make you quiet waxed, baby, as long as you pay me. (more ...)
