Ladyboy

The Church · Other Songs - The Church

An open door, an extended hand,

What can I say, I understand

She talks like a bird yet she walks like a man

She'll be here tonight I understand

She hunts in a pack yet she ends up alone

She tells you its not alright darling, why'd you worship that stone ?



Chorus

Hold me closer ladyboy, there's a rope that's dragging

you out of this world

It doesn't care if you're heavy girl

Hold me closer ladyboy, if you look you can see that it's just you and me

There's nothing left of our world



So you think it's a sin, I bet it's a miracle

You think that you're safe, I tell you you're critical



The merciless gods who sometimes pour down their scorn

They cannot die and also cannot be born



(Chorus)



An open door, an extended hand, what can I say - I understand

I understand, I understand, I understand



(Chorus)



(Guitar : Pow ! Zing ! :-)

Ladyboy

Ladyboy stands as a distinctive song in The Church's expansive discography, showcasing the band's signature blend of atmospheric rock and ethereal textures. Emerging from the Australian post-punk scene, the group has long been celebrated for their intricate guitar work and dreamlike vocal delivery. This track reflects the sonic exploration found throughout their career, balancing melodic sensibilities with the band's characteristic reverb-drenched soundscapes. While often overshadowed by their more commercially recognized hits, the song exemplifies the depth and consistency of their musical output. It serves as a reminder of the band's ability to craft immersive listening experiences that resonate with fans of alternative and psychedelic rock. The recording remains a testament to their enduring influence on the genre.