Well I'm not dumb, but I can't understand why she walked like a woman, but, talked like a man

So, when I was an innocent 15 year old sophomore at McClatchy High School in Sacramento, a friend of mine named Homer started singing this song while we were hanging out by his huge Lincoln Continental at a Dairy Queen. I was astounded at what a rich voice he had and at first also though he made the song up himself. It was just about disappointing to find out it wasn't his own original. But, I LOVE the Kinks and may post more from them.



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