I love the woman is a sex addict one! Though it's kinda been done, many seasons ago on Off-Broadway. Jim Steinman and Michael Weller wrote a musical called More Than You Deserve, which is famous for its discovery of Meat Loaf (Steinman met him at the auitions). It also starred Stephen Collins, Dad from Seventh Heaven. It was about an incompetent commander, in the Vietnam war, who falls in love with a reporter / nymphomaniac named Fiona. In the scene of her big gang-rape, she sings a song with a bunch of soliders called "Mama You Better Watch out for Your Daughter". It's not as bad as it seems. I have heard a tape of the musical, and it's like a show of Rodgers and Hammerstein - South Pacific in Vietnam. It's crazy stuff. The song that Michael Crawford sang in Dance of the Vampires, which critics accused of sounding like MUSIC OF THE NIGHT, originated from this show - as a paean to love and sex, (Come With me and we Know Love), which is a really powerful, enticing, seductive song. Steinman also re-uysed the melody for For Crying Out Loud, The Future Ain't What it Used to Be, Tonight is What it Means to be Young (the Let the Revels Begin section) and Carpe Noctem. But... sorry to have trailed off. More ideas?
Who can explain it, who can tell you why?
Fools give you reasons, wise men never try
-South Pacific