Could this song be written today?

[exitseven]

I heard this on the radio last weekend. I can barely remember it but listened to the lyrics. It asks a question based on only two genders and everyone knows there are 72. Do you think that anyone could write a song like this today?

[FunkyMonkee]

Moulty, the drummer, is the guy in front on the left with the hook.

I remember seeing a comic strip about 40 years ago, probably in National Lampoon, about a planet that had 12 genders. In order for people to have sex so that EVERY one could get off the way they needed to, they'd have to find 12 people, one of each gender, before any of them could fuck! It just didn't work if all 12 weren't there! so, you'd go to the bar and pick someone up and decided to fuck well, now, you'd have to scour the entire city looking for 10 other people, one of each of the other 10 genders, who were single, that you all liked and were horny enough to wanna fuck the other 10 of you.
On this planet, it only takes two people to fuck! That means, there's only two genders!!

Anyone that had a working brain and wasn't a loony lefty could write that song, today. I'd like to hear someone write one involving all 437 genders they claim exist today! It'd take the singer half an hour to list them all in just the first line!!

https://www.youtube.com/embed/enisdXlVhzE

[exitseven]

Yes, Moulty lost his hand building a pipe bomb.

[Sparkie460]

They would have to change the lyrics to give more options.

[Sparkie460]

Thanks for the mho

[loves2learn]

This was a funny song. I’m glad I looked it up. Thanks for recommending it. :)

[exitseven]

I heard it on the radio and I thought it was funny. It was a different world back then.

[Daniela1982]

No, but this one is in today.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/LemG0cvc4oU

[msc545]

you could write it but you would catch hell for it.

So?

[Fuentes]

They predicted the future

[exitseven]

maybe they did.

[DubiousIntentions]

wait, what?

[Fuentes]

@DubiousIntentions listen to the song lol

[BCRanger10]

How has no one covered this?