Oh, and "behind the Bunhouse" is probably a place of relevance to the songwriter and perhaps where the lover supposedly cheated (it's a pub in Peckham ?) or it could also just be used as a personal reference but metaphorically just to imply being hidden, sneaking off, behind something (cheating).
Oh, and "behind the Bunhouse" is probably a place of relevance to the songwriter and perhaps where the lover supposedly cheated (it's a pub in Peckham ?) or it could also just be used as a personal reference but metaphorically just to imply being hidden, sneaking off, behind something (cheating).