conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called Boys Will Be Boys with the following description: A poignant ode and closing track off of British singer-songwriter Dua Lipa’s sophomore studio album, Future Nostalgia, “Boys Will Be Boys” serves as a conversation starter about the growing pains of what it is like to be a woman.
  The phrase “boys will be boys” is a mindset many have adopted to justify how society should not be startled by toxic behaviour from boys  and nitpick on them because it is “just how they are.” Many have since spoken up about the double-standards of it and how it should be dismissed as it misguides young boys into thinking that they have the upper hand in life because of their gender.
  In an interview with Vogue Australia published on March 21, 2020, Lipa briefly explained the mid-tempo track, saying:
   For me [the growing pains of what it’s like to be a girl] was walking home from school and putting keys through my knuckles … So much of the human experience for women revolves around men; how they make us feel, whether that is good or bad. Girls have to go through so much. You cover up yourself to avoid confrontation from men, avoid sexual harassment, people throwing words or catcalling. We change our ways to fit somebody else’s lifestyle. It’s really sad.
  She has also revealed why she decided to place the track at the end of the album on a livestream she did shortly after the album’s release:
  I wanted to start the album with “Future Nostalgia” and I wanted to finish it off with “Boys Will Be Boys” just because they felt very empowering and strong […] [while also showing] two different sides of feminism, I suppose. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1]
  It's second nature to walk home before the sun goes down
  And put your keys between your knuckles when there's boys around
  Isn't it funny how we laugh it off to hide our fear
  When there's nothing funny here? (Ah)
  Sick intuition that they taught us, so we won't freak out
  We hide our figures, doing anything to shut their mouths
  We smile away to ease the tension so it don't go south
  But there's nothing funny now (Ah)
  [Pre-Chorus]
  When will we stop saying things
  'Cause they're all listening?
  No, the kids ain't alright
  Oh, and they do what they see
  'Cause it's all on TV
  Oh, the kids ain't alright
  [Chorus]
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women [Verse 2]
  I'm sure if there's something that I can't find the words to say
  I know that there will be a man around to save the day
  And that was sarcasm, in case you needed it mansplained
  I should've stuck to ballet (Ah)
  [Pre-Chorus]
  When will we stop saying things
  'Cause they're all listening?
  No, the kids ain't alright
  Oh, and they do what they see
  'Cause it's all on TV
  Oh, the kids ain't alright
  [Chorus]
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women
  [Bridge]
  If you're offended by this song
  You're clearly doing something wrong
  If you're offended by this song
  Then you're probably saying
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women [Pre-Chorus]
  When will we stop saying things
  'Cause they're all listening?
  No, the kids ain't alright
  Oh, and they do what they see
  'Cause it's all on TV
  Oh, the kids ain't alright
  [Chorus]
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women
  Boys will be, boys will be
  Boys will be, boys will be boys
  But girls will be women