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Blink 182 ~ Transvestite


my mom, she's not a woman anymore, She dresses like, dresses like, dresses like a man (dresses like a man), Oh how she's not as feminine as she Used to be before. Now she is so damned masculine. I close my eyes (i close my eyes) My mom's not a woman anymore She's wearing a disguise Everytime she leaves through that door My mom's not the same As she was in the past If i misbehave she kicks my ass My mom's not quite the Woman that she was before When my friends come over She likes to wrestle them down to the floor I close my eyes (i close my eyes) My mom's not a woman anymore She's wearing a disguise Everytime she leaves through that door My mom's a, my mom's a, my mom's a transvestite more free lyrics

my mom, she's not a woman anymore,
She dresses like, dresses like, dresses like a man (dresses like a man),
Oh how she's not as feminine as she
Used to be before.
Now she is so damned masculine.

I close my eyes (i close my eyes)
My mom's not a woman anymore
She's wearing a disguise
Everytime she leaves through that door

My mom's not the same
As she was in the past
If i misbehave she kicks my ass

My mom's not quite the
Woman that she was before
When my friends come over
She likes to wrestle them down to the floor

I close my eyes (i close my eyes)
My mom's not a woman anymore
She's wearing a disguise
Everytime she leaves through that door

My mom's a, my mom's a, my mom's a transvestite

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