Gay Funk?

On the fantastic 1971 Westbound album 'What's Up Front that...Counts' by the Detroit funk ensemble the Counts there's a song called "Feelin' Single" which has really complicated horn charts and stereo vocal things and Afrobeat stuff on top of the JB stuff. The lyrics are the usual just-a-gigolo ("In the end I'm the one who's hurt!") post-hedonist regret but there's one line that sounds like "Never spend the night at home/ pick up a man, then I'm gone!" and another that goes "the girls are getting old and wise/ have to look for different guys!" Is this the first Hi-NRG track, the last post-"Freakers Ball" polymorphous-perverse 'ghetto' track (well up to Funkadelic's "Jimmy's Got a Little Bit of Bitch in Him"), or am I totally mishearing this? I just find it interesting considering the contemporary controversies re dancehall/R&B etc. Anyway the whole album is great if you're into stuff like the Ohio Players except with rilly complex jazz shit mixed in