Pretty Girls Make Graves - 2011 Remaster

This song finds Morrissey telling the story of a teenage boy being pressured by his attractive, promiscuous girlfriend to have sex with her. The song ends with the boy losing his girl to another guy. Morrissey laments he's "lost his faith in womanhood," then sings the opening couplet to The Smiths' first single, the gay-themed "Hand in Glove" ("Hand in glove. The sun shines out of our behinds.")

The song title is a quote from Beat Generation author Jack Kerouac's 1958 novel The Dharma Burns.

The early 2000s Seattle band Pretty Girls Make Graves took their name from the song.