>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Upsets the Jim
>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Outweighs the Jim
>Jimmy's got a little bit of she in he
>But when he pee, he see
>
>Reality can be a-stiff sometimes
>But then again it can be flexible
>Depending on the angle of the dangle
>Increased by the heat of the meat
>And with the proposition that all men are not created equal
>So why frown?
>Yeah, even the sun go down
>We'll call it mixed emotions for now
>Play on, Jimmy
>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Upsets the Jim
>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Outweighs the Jim
>Jimmy's got a little bit of she in he
>But when he pee, he see
>
>Reality can be a-hard
>But then again it can be a-swinging
>Like I said, depending on the angle of the dangle
>Increased by the heat of the meat
>And with the proposition that all men are not created equal
>So why frown?
>Even the sun go down
>We'll call it mixed emotions for now
>
>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Upsets the Jim
>Jimmy's got a little bit of bitch in him
>The bitch in him
>Outweighs the Jim
>
>
>My first impression and the most relevant point.....is that
>this lyric doesn't even come CLOSE to the derogatory nature of
>Georgie Peorgie. In fact...I'm not even sure this Funkadelic
>song is derogatory or mean-spirited at all. There's an
>interesting discussion to be had there though. I haven't
>thoroughly analyzed it...but there might even be a contention
>that the song is not a critique of Jim but rather a critique
>of social norms. ie 'Reality can be a-stiff sometimes But
>then again it can be flexible'. I'm not completely convinced
>one way or the other yet....but I think there's an argument
>that the Funkadelic song might even be gay/trans-positive.
>You could read it as a 'let your freak flag fly' type of
>message. (Play on, Jimmy)
>
>I'm interested to see what other people think....but the more
>I read the lyrics, the more I think that this song might even
>be way ahead of it's time in specific relation to queer
>theory.
>
>One thing's for sure....there is a HUGE difference between
>this song and Georgie Peorgie.

I think it's in the vein of Lola and Honky Tonk Women