Andrew In Drag

The Magnetic Fields · Love At The Bottom Of The Sea [2012]

A pity she does not exist, a shame he's not a fag

The only girl I ever loved was Andrew in drag

There is no hope of love for me, from here on I go stag

The only girl I'll ever love is Andrew in drag



Andrew in drag! (Andrew in drag)

Andrew in drag, yeah!



I don't know why I even went, it's really not my bag

Just thought it might be funny to see Andrew in drag

The moment he walked on the stage my tail began to wag

Wag like a little wiener dog for Andrew in drag



Andrew in drag! (Andrew in drag)

Andrew in drag, yeah!



I've always been a ladies man and I don't have to brag

But I've become a mama's boy for Andrew in drag

I'd sign away my trust fund, I would even sell the jag

If I could spend my misspent youth with Andrew in drag



Andrew in drag! (Andrew in drag)

Andrew in drag, yeah!



So stick him in a dress and he's the only boy I'd shag

The only boy I'd anything is Andrew in drag

I'll never see that girl again, he did it as a gag

I'll pine away forevermore for Andrew in drag

Andrew In Drag

The Magnetic Fields' "Andrew In Drag" stands as a poignant centerpiece on their 2012 album, Love At The Bottom Of The Sea. This track exemplifies the group's signature blend of indie rock and theatrical storytelling, often exploring themes of identity and performance through their unique vocal harmonies. The song reflects the band's broader artistic trajectory, moving from their earlier experimental phases to a more polished yet emotionally resonant sound. It captures the essence of their collaborative dynamic, where each member contributes to a narrative that feels both personal and universally relatable. The recording showcases their ability to weave complex musical textures with lyrical depth, creating an atmosphere that invites listeners into a world of introspection and emotional vulnerability.