I know because she was my 15 year old girlfriend who liked me for a couple months. We used to be childhood playmates till we decided to go to the shed and look at my dads PLAYBOY mags and read the forum from age 14 to 15 . Suddenly that was the only time she would hang out with me, reading and looking at dirty mags in the shed. Then like 2 robots we did it, in the shed. She got pregnant walked around the hood (with her little souvenir) showing her pregnancy(smile inside was the babies not hers). People were weary of her good side and looked down on her, understandably so because she never had a baby. We still went to the shed and alls she wanted to say was (wrong and where the story ended) that she's going to terminate her pregnancy. I thought we were going to have a baby, together. She told me no way, the ONLY reason she liked me was for the magazines. end of story. End of baby and its smile inside her. Now read the lyrics and think about it.
@stpgarcia2 That's a good story. I like it a lot. And I think it's quite likely that the "little souvenir" does refer to a baby. But I don't believe for one moment that your tale is true. When I read it, I hear it in an American voice. But Harriet Wheeler is from England, specifically Bristol. When I read something written by a Brit, I can usually tell immediately and my inner voice starts hearing it with a British accent. But your writing style is 100% American. Not a single bit of British slang or syntax in it. A for...
@stpgarcia2 That's a good story. I like it a lot. And I think it's quite likely that the "little souvenir" does refer to a baby. But I don't believe for one moment that your tale is true. When I read it, I hear it in an American voice. But Harriet Wheeler is from England, specifically Bristol. When I read something written by a Brit, I can usually tell immediately and my inner voice starts hearing it with a British accent. But your writing style is 100% American. Not a single bit of British slang or syntax in it. A for effort though. Good try.
OK, This is the real meaning.
I know because she was my 15 year old girlfriend who liked me for a couple months. We used to be childhood playmates till we decided to go to the shed and look at my dads PLAYBOY mags and read the forum from age 14 to 15 . Suddenly that was the only time she would hang out with me, reading and looking at dirty mags in the shed. Then like 2 robots we did it, in the shed. She got pregnant walked around the hood (with her little souvenir) showing her pregnancy(smile inside was the babies not hers). People were weary of her good side and looked down on her, understandably so because she never had a baby. We still went to the shed and alls she wanted to say was (wrong and where the story ended) that she's going to terminate her pregnancy. I thought we were going to have a baby, together. She told me no way, the ONLY reason she liked me was for the magazines. end of story. End of baby and its smile inside her. Now read the lyrics and think about it.
@stpgarcia2 I don't want to know your identity but I just want to confirm. You really did date her and you got her pregnant? Really?
@stpgarcia2 I don't want to know your identity but I just want to confirm. You really did date her and you got her pregnant? Really?
@stpgarcia2 That's a good story. I like it a lot. And I think it's quite likely that the "little souvenir" does refer to a baby. But I don't believe for one moment that your tale is true. When I read it, I hear it in an American voice. But Harriet Wheeler is from England, specifically Bristol. When I read something written by a Brit, I can usually tell immediately and my inner voice starts hearing it with a British accent. But your writing style is 100% American. Not a single bit of British slang or syntax in it. A for...
@stpgarcia2 That's a good story. I like it a lot. And I think it's quite likely that the "little souvenir" does refer to a baby. But I don't believe for one moment that your tale is true. When I read it, I hear it in an American voice. But Harriet Wheeler is from England, specifically Bristol. When I read something written by a Brit, I can usually tell immediately and my inner voice starts hearing it with a British accent. But your writing style is 100% American. Not a single bit of British slang or syntax in it. A for effort though. Good try.