The music, very dynamic and effective, eclipses the words that are very daring (many people have not yet understood the theme of the song) [REF].
The song has been said by fans, critics and Farmer herself, to be about sodomy, and even a real "ode to sodomy",[REF] while some consider it to be a logical sequel to her 1986 hit "Libertine" which includes references to prostitution.