On Rock of Love , Bret Michaels had more sex with desperate groupies than Heidi Montag has had plastic surgery procedures . As a result, it shouldn’t be hard to grasp the controversy surrounding the rocker’s duet with 17-year old Miley Cyrus, especially when the lyrics on “Nothing to Lose” include: We both know better than this/Still we can’t resist/Slowly get undressed/Won’t you fall down on me/So close I can feel you breathe. Still, when asked about the scandalous song, Michaels told Us Weekly “it’s blown out of proportion.” He elaborated, explaining how the duet came about: “[Miley’s] like, ‘This is an incredible song, it’s beautiful. Maybe I could [add] some stuff to it, some harmonies,'” Bret said. “She was excited that she didn’t have to follow any rules.” As for telling a girl that’s not yet old enough to vote to “slowly get undressed?” “I never sat down and said, ‘Look at the content. Look at the lyrical content,'” Michaels said . “The part where it says she slowly gets undressed, Miley says, ‘Yeah she does.’ It has no reference to her and I. It’s not even a duet.” In conclusion, the long-haired reality star makes no apologies: “As God is my witness, there is nothing I have to be defensive about. I’m a good dad. I just thought it was a beautiful song.” It’s not bad. We just hope Miley showered multiple times the day they recorded it together.
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Bret Michaels on Miley Cyrus Duet: I’m Not a Dirty Perv!
