I don't see it as mysoginistic either, but the last line I can see coming off as dismissive; like "she's all these things but to me she's just a woman".Alright, I need some schooling, the allmusic review states that the lyrics to She's Always a Woman are latently misogynistic.
"
She can kill with a smile, she can wound with her eyes
And she can ruin your faith with her casual lies
And she only reveals what she wants you to see
She hides like a child
But she's always a woman to me
She can lead you to love
She can take you or leave you
She can ask for the truth
But she'll never believe
And she'll take what you give her as long as it's free
Yeah, she steals like a thief
But she's always a woman to me
Oh, she takes care of herself
She can wait if she wants
She's ahead of her time
Oh, and she never gives out
And she never gives in
She just changes her mind
And she'll promise you more
Than the Garden of Eden
Then she'll carelessly cut you
And laugh while you're bleedin'
But she'll bring out the best
And the worst you can be
Blame it all on yourself
'Cause she's always a woman to me
Oh, she takes care of herself
She can wait if she wants
She's ahead of her time
Oh, and she never gives out
And she never gives in
She just changes her mind
She is frequently kind
And she's suddenly cruel
She can do as she pleases
She's nobody's fool
And she can't be convicted
She's earned her degree
And the most she will do
Is throw shadows at you
But she's always a woman to me"
I don't see it. But then I'm a dumb guy... explain it to me.
I can see the writer meaning the last line as inclusive (she's a woman to me, and that means she can be all these things) instead of reductive or dismissive ("she can be all these things but to me she's just a woman").