Rufus Wainwright's Do I Disappoint You?

I just listened to Rufus Wainwright's new album, Release the Stars, which is much better , I am pleased to say, than either of his Wants. The first song is fabulous, the lyrics meaningful and relevant, without that arch quality that permeates much of his work. I thought that they could be interpreted in at least a couple of ways, as being directed at a lover or possible Rufus was talking to his fans. What do you think? I put it on the video bar below and, although Google won't allow me at present to choose specific items, one of their choices should be decent or you can go to Youtube and listen to the selection that isn't live as the sound quality is poor . . .

"Do I Disappoint You"

Do I disappoint you, in just being human?
And not one of the elements, that you can light your cigar on
Why does it always have to be fire?
Why does it always have to be brimstone?
Desire
Cool this body down

Do I disappoint you, in just being lonely?
And not one of the elements that you can call your one and only
Why does it always have to be water?
Why does it always have to be holy wine?
Destruction
Of all mankind

And do I disappoint you?
Do I disappoint you in just being like you?

Tired of being the reason the road has a shoulder
And it could be argued, why they all return to the order
Why does it always have to be chaos?
Why does it always have to be wanderlust?
Sensational
I'm gonna smash your bloody skull.
'Cause, baby, no, you can't see inside
No, baby, no, you can't see my soul
Do I disappoint you?
Do I disappoint you?