It's a beautiful song.
It has multiple meanings.
There is nothing wrong with those meanings.
When the pursuit of puritan answers leads down unwelcome voyeuristic paths, one ceases to hold what is pure and becomes the bearer of the very "corruption" one wishes to ameliorate.
Said another way, the search for "did she know" requires a voyeuristic invasion of thought that is worse than the original act, particularly considering there is nothing wrong with the original act.
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