 The apparently older woman slowly takes a liking to the young boy, to the point where one night she dons a dress "she hadn't worn in quite a while"; it is then implied by the rest of the second verse that the teenage boy loses his virginity by having sex with the more than willing older woman.The third verse takes the now adult man back to the scene of his coming of age, having not seen the woman since long ago.Although the man has been with several other women by this point, he rarely doesn't see her face.