New York September 29, 1980
A Study of Pop Culture's Fascination with Nymphets (i.e., attractive and sexually mature young girls [Oxford])
Sunday, February 12, 2017
Saturday, February 4, 2017
The Beach Boys' "Little Girl"
"Little Girl (You're My Miss America)" is a song on the The Beach Boys' album Surfin' Safari (1962). Here are some of the lyrics:
Little girl just in your teens
(you're my Miss America)
Little girl you're in my dreams
(you're my Miss America)
You're so sweet, you're so fine
Dear won't you be mine
Everybody knows it
Blue eyes, blond hair
Lips like a movie star
The song was co-written by Vincent Catalano who was in his mid-twenties when the song was released. Dennis Wilson was a mere eighteen-years-old when the song was released, but an analysis of the song reveals that the "Little Girl" was "just in" her teens, which implies that the "sweet" and "fine" nymphet with "Blue eyes, Blond hair [&] Lips like a movie star" was just shy of being twelve-years-old.
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