Following “The Women” without a pause to form a single, lengthy track, “I’m a Cruiser” is a song about the phenomenon of cruising popular in the 1970s gay community. It features a musical appropriation of the horns from Sam and Dave’s “Hold On, I’m Coming.”
I'm in need of someone today
I hope they will see things my way
I'm a cruiser
I'm a cruiser
Stop a while and listen to me
You and I can sit down for tea
I'm a cruiser
Oh baby, I'm a cruiser
When I see someone who's looking so fine
You can't believe I react every time
I scream, ooouuhh
You sexy thing
You are the finest thing I've seen today
I am so glad that you passed by my way
I'm a cruiser
Oh baby, I'm a cruiser
Yes, I'm taking you out to better believe I've got no doubts
I'm gonna get next to you if it's the last thing I do, I'm a cruiser!
Choosing everything I see!
(I'm a cruiser)
Ooh, you look so good to me!
(I'm a cruiser)
Yeah yeah yeah, I'm a cruiser
When I see someone that I like
In a car or riding a bike
I'm a cruiser
I'm a cruiser
I think you are sexy and sweet
One hot date would be such a treat
I'm a cruiser
Oh baby, I'm a cruiser
Yes I'm in need of some band-aid today
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I’m a Cruiser was written by Victor Willis & Jacques Morali.
I’m a Cruiser was produced by Jacques Morali.
Village People released I’m a Cruiser on Mon Sep 25 1978.