Beast of Burden --- Rolling Stones,

I'll never be your beast of burden  My back is broad but it's a hurting 
All I want is for you to make love to me  I'll never be your beast of burden  I've walked for miles my feet are hurting 
All I want is for you to make love to me 

Am I hard enough  Am I rough enough Am I rich enough 
I'm not too blind to see  I'll never be your beast of burden 
So let's go home and draw the curtains Music on the radio 
Come on baby make sweet love to me 

Am I hard enough  Am I rough enough Am I rich enough 
I'm not too blind to see  little sister   pretty, pretty, girl 
You're a pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty girl  Such a  pretty girl 
Come on baby please, please, please 

I'll tell ya  You can put me out  On the street  Put me out 
With no shoes on my feet  But, put me out, put me out 
Put me out of misery   all your sickness  I can suck it up 
Throw it all at me  I can shrug it off  There's one thing baby 
That I don't understand  You keep on telling me 
I ain't your kind of man 

Ain't I rough enough, Ain't I tough enough  Ain't I rich enough,
in love enough  I'll never be your beast of burden 
I'll never be your beast of burden 
Never, never, never, never, never, never, never be 
I don't need no beast of burden  I need no fussing 
I need no nursing  Never, never, never, never be 

Sometimes misunderstood as a putdown, this is a rare Stones song that treats women as equals. Jagger sings that he "Don't need no beast of burden."     (songfacts)