This song is about the disparity between the idealized version of sex the narrator imagined while he was a boy masturbating compared to his disappointment with the real thing. As is usual in an Elvis song there are numerous clever puns and double-meanings. I am not certain but I think he actually meets and sleeps with the pin-up girl he was fixated upon as a boy - and he finds that the real thing is not nearly as nice as it works in his imagination. Or maybe he doesn't meet the pin-up girl - just a real woman instead of an imaginary woman.Another Elvis hymm of sexual angst.
This song is about the disparity between the idealized version of sex the narrator imagined while he was a boy masturbating compared to his disappointment with the real thing. As is usual in an Elvis song there are numerous clever puns and double-meanings. I am not certain but I think he actually meets and sleeps with the pin-up girl he was fixated upon as a boy - and he finds that the real thing is not nearly as nice as it works in his imagination. Or maybe he doesn't meet the pin-up girl - just a real woman instead of an imaginary woman.Another Elvis hymm of sexual angst.
@moik Good comment. "Black and White World" refers to the black and white photography used in the cheaper porno mags of the 60's and 70's.
@moik Good comment. "Black and White World" refers to the black and white photography used in the cheaper porno mags of the 60's and 70's.