Max Ferguson, Jill Sobule, Audrey Martells - Are You a Friend of Dorothy Lyrics

When I walked into that party, back in 1963
You were looking in the mirror, but then you looked straight at me
We both knew the feeling, of feeling like an oddity
Are you a friend, of Dorothy? Are you a friend, of Dorothy

I had seen you on the subway, and once on the crosstown bus
I had the impression, that maybe, you were one of us
I believed you were a member, of my sorority
Are you a friend, of Dorothy? Are you a friend, of Dorothy

Yes, I know Dorothy; I know her very well
Any friend of Dorothy, must be our friend, as well
Let's dare speak its name. Let's play show and tell
Because we both know Dorothy; we know her quite well

Well I sensed that you were different; you know, I was different too
And I was kind of thinking, that well, maybe me and you
Were both part of the same, special minority
Are you a friend, of Dorothy? Are you a friend, of Dorothy

I thought I saw you nod and I believe I saw you wink
And then just the two of us, we went out, for a drink
There was no need to pretend. No need for apology
Are you a friend, of Dorothy? Yes I'm a friend, of Dorothy? We were both friends, of Dorothy