The song "Prostitute Manka" by Mongol Shuudan tells the story of a prostitute named Manka. The lyrics describe a scene where Manka's underwear falls down, she bites off a bra, and her stockings rip as thunder and lightning surround her. The narrator reflects on Manka's appearance, with a revealing yellow nightgown, missing teeth, and a cold demeanor. The song suggests that Manka is a tragic figure, with a mysterious past that is never fully revealed. Despite her rough exterior and questionable profession, the narrator seems to feel a sense of empathy towards Manka, referring to her as "my blue-eyed dove" and expressing a sense of melancholy at her coldness. The imagery in the song paints a picture of a woman who is worn down by life, with hidden secrets and a troubled existence. While the story of Manka remains somewhat enigmatic, the song conveys a sense of sadness and loss, as well as a tinge of compassion for a woman who seems to have suffered in silence.
