“Only Women Bleed” is a song by Alice Cooper, released in 1975 on his album “Welcome to My Nightmare.” It’s a ballad that addresses the issue of domestic violence and the emotional and physical abuse suffered by women in relationships.

Lyrically, the song vividly describes the struggles of a woman who is mistreated by her partner.

It explores themes of pain, suffering, and the societal expectations that often keep women trapped in abusive situations. The title itself plays on the physicality of abuse, using a metaphor that suggests the internal and external wounds inflicted.

Musically, “Only Women Bleed” features a haunting melody and orchestral arrangement, complemented by Alice Cooper’s theatrical vocals. The song showcases Cooper’s ability to delve into darker and more introspective themes beyond his usual shock-rock persona.

Despite its controversial subject matter, “Only Women Bleed” became a hit for Alice Cooper and remains one of his most notable and enduring songs. It has been covered by various artists over the years and is recognized for its poignant portrayal of a sensitive and important social issue.