Helloween — He’s A Woman — She’s A Man

Music :Rudolf Schenker
Lyrics:Klaus Meine, Herman Rarebell

I saw it walkin' lonely down the street
Cool like a cat, like crazy clean
I looked twice again, I can't believe
Oh no no no
It turned around right then
And looked at me
I said oh no, it really couldn't be
It was a man, it was a woman, too

He's a woman, she's a man
He's a woman, she's a (woman)

I think it really came from far away
I'm feeling head uptight so I have to stay
It takes my hand and says come on, let's go
Let's go, let's go, let's go
We're goin' home, it's nice and warm to say
He starts to move, she starts to play
I need a body, why not you

He's a woman, she's a man
He's a woman, she's a (woman)

He's a woman, she's a man
He's a woman, she's a (woman)

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This song is called «He’s A Woman — She’s A Man» by Helloween. It was written by Klaus Meine and Herman Rarebell, with music by Rudolf Schenker. The lyrics describe a surprising encounter with someone who appears to be both a man and a woman. The narrator is initially taken aback by this unexpected sight but becomes intrigued and eventually joins the person on a journey. The song has a catchy and energetic vibe, with a mix of rock and metal elements. It showcases Helloween’s unique style and storytelling abilities.