I don't believe you. It's you and Wayne, Pete, on the 4th of Jooly.Originally Posted by Peter
I don't believe you. It's you and Wayne, Pete, on the 4th of Jooly.
Its another of his songs with disturbing references to young girls. Too many on that album....I don't believe you. It's you and Wayne, Pete, on the 4th of Jooly.
There's nothing wrong with young girls, p. Your tastes are obviously more inclined towards the young boys, nad God knows there's nothing wrong with that, but young girls are also cool.
My tastes dont tend to extend to statutory rape. I am NOT Bill Wyman.....
It's a tale of young love thwarted by the friggin Po-lease.
Which, moreover, is followed by another song on the same topic, Workin on the Highway
Yes, another that ranks alongside the worst he has ever recorded. In Working on the Highway he is actually arrested for what I assume is statutory rape.
As I dont believe he has ever personally fallen foul of this particular law, the song is not only dreadful and inappropriate, it also make him a bit of a fake. Claiming to be a ***** when he isn't. Typical!
Then we have the sexual predator in I'm On Fire, enquiringly as to whether the little girl's daddy is home. Its just all kinds of wrong.....
Here we see the prudery of the radical left.
He's very honest in that song about his bedwetting problem, as well. I think we ought to applaud his bravery.
Its prudish to find sex with underage girls a little off putting?
I suppose I should admit that I am only complaining because I hate the song. If Backstreets was about the same topic I would still love it.
Harriet Harmann is all in favour of such activities, I understand.
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