In that single line from the nursery rhyme we learn that girls are sweet with a hint of piquant flavor, filled to overflowing with the power of pleasantries. It's a hard thing to let go of, this being a girl business. So hard, in fact, that plenty never do entirely release it. The charm of being a woman is a bit less obvious. Girls are pursued, protected and taken care of.
Women go after what they want and learn to take care of themselves.
On the surface of it, Tori Amos would seem to have had this woman stuff figured out for quite some time now. These, thematically, tend to be equal parts religion and copulation, sometimes in the course of the same song. Tori the Girl-Child revels in being a seductive bit of a vixen, writing songs and making videos calculated to offend her Daddy the minister. Clearly, Tori had someone specific in mind. And of course Daddy was shocked, she admits with a little giggle.