"Baby," He Says,
"You Are Like The Clean White Page And I The Pen.
The Innocence I Find Between Your Girlish Thighs
Is Like The Fountain Of Youth To My Old Bones."
And She Replies,
"Daddy's Little Girl's A Precocious Child
I Love To Please, I'll Do Anything That You Ask Of Me
Eager To Fulfill All Of Daddy's Needs."

"Baby, He Says,
"I Can Never Love Older Girls Like I Love You.
You're Easier To Please And You Never Give Me Grief
'cause You Accept Everything I Say And Do."
And She Replies,
"I'm In No Position To Make Demands.
I Have No Past, No One Else Has Done To Me What You Do.
I've Got No One Else To Compare You To."

[Bridge]
"And As You Grow Older,
Try To Stay Sixteen All Your Life,
Old Women Grow Bitter,
Don't Let That Happen To You."

(Instrumental Break)

[Philip King Reads The Poem "The Bloom Of Youth" By Billy Childish In Background]
"And Why Is It Charming
Pretending I'm Younger Than My Years?
Why Can't I Grow Up With Dignity?
Set Me Free."

"Baby," He Says,
"Now That You're Older I Feel Our Love Has Died.
Once Upon A Time You Never Criticised Me.
Oh, I Much Preferred You As A Child."
And I Reply,
"Everything You Said To Me Was A Lie.
I Know Your Kind,
You Just Want A Daughter Without The Wife.
You Don't Need A Girlfriend You Need A Life."