Pencil Skirt

'Now I'm working on your dad' is not the kind of thing most dildos say.

Pure Sleaze - Yep Dildo, who lives under the bed - 'can see my house from here' 'lies about good times that you've had' <--- boasting to friends about having sex with a man/ but really just a dildo. both your mum and dad have used aid to help thier love lives :| gross. "kissed your mother twice workign on your dad" (though get a mental image of her mum kissing it twice,.. then sticking it up dads butt" LOL Only dildo's dont care if they are turned off - ie 'love it when you tell me to stop' ' oh it's turning me on' refers to the fact that it's still hard even after being turned off..

All other lines are quite obvious lol 'i'l be around when he's not in town'

now this is what I'd put on if I wanted to screw. It's kinky, but the music is sorta hot, although too short. Besides that, huminahuminahumina

I think this song is about a man sleeping with an older, married woman. The 'pencil skirt' seems to suggest an older, more sophisticated person than she. She sleeps with him, even though she knows it's wrong, but it is the wrongness of it all that gets her lover off.

That's creepy :(

I don't see any way to suggest a correction to the lyrics, so here is an accurate version:

When you raise your pencil skirt Like a veil before my eyes Like the look upon his face as he's zipping up his flies Well I know, that you're engaged to him Oh, but I know, you want something to play with baby

I'll be around when he's not in town, oh Yeah, I'll show you how you're doin' it wrong, oh I really love it when you tell me to stop, oh Oh it's turning me on.

Now you can tell us some lies about the good times that you've had But I've kissed your mother twice and now I'm working on your dad, oh baby

I'll be around when he's not in town, oh Yeah, I'll show you how you're doin' it wrong, oh I really love it when you tell me to stop, oh Oh it's turning me on.

If you look under the bed then I can see my house from here So just lie against the wall Watch my conscience disappear, now baby

Yeah, I'll be around when he's not in town, oh Oh yeah, I'll show you how you're doin' it wrong, oh I really love it when you tell me to stop, oh Oh it's turning me on, yeah.

I only come here 'cause I know it makes you sad I only do it 'cause I know you know it's bad Oh, don't you know it's ugly and it shouldn't be like that, but Oh, but it's turning be on.

If it wasn't for "I Spy" this would be my favourite Pulp song. Dead sexy and awesome music to play whilst seducing women.

Yeah... a man sleeping with an older woman, whose husband may have a job that involves travelling constantly. Then she, burdened by that and lack of enthusiasm maybe, has an affair with this other man, who really enjoys the whole forbidden fruit thing and goes down hard on her ("I really love it when you tell me to stop", "Now just lie up against the wall and watch my conscience disappear") She feels a bit guilty about that and sometimes she even puts excuses to fend him off when he harasses her too much ("You can tell some lies about the good times that you've had") but they keep fucking up anyway...

It's a hell of a song, one of the sexiest things ever recorded, weren't it for the last part of "I Spy"... Jarvis' voice here is top-notch, he gives me the creeps with that fantastic delivery. And I specially dig that cheesy guitar line that gets repeated over and over between the verses.

This always brings me back to my younger days sneaky-fucking married women (for which some day I'll probably burn in hell-- I'm not at all proud of it now).

The part that resonates most with me is that he gets off on how guilty she feels that they're doing it. That, and his jealousy directed at her main squeeze: the "you can tell us some lies" part. An altogether twisted work of genius. Jarv understands this sort of thing more than most.

nah