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The Lyrics and Music – “Dirty World”.

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arrangement of: “Dirty World”.

lyrics by: Bob Dylan.

produced by: Otis and Nelson Wilbury

performed by:
The Traveling Wilburys.

The cover of the Traveling Wilburys, Volume 1 featuring the Wilburys.

Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and George Lynne. Honorary Wilburys: Jim Keltner, Jim Horn and Ray Cooper.

Music | Dirty World | 1988

The Traveling Wilburys | Rock | MP3 Pro | Stereo

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The Lyrics — Dirty World.

He loves your sexy body,
He loves your dirty mind.
He loves when you hold him
Grab him from behind.
Oh baby, you're such a pretty thing.
I can't wait to introduce you to
The other members of my game.

You don't need no wax job,
You're smooth enough for me.
If you need you oil changed
I'll do it for you free.
Oh baby, the pleasure would be all mine
If you let me drive your pickup truck
And park it where the sun don't shine.

Every time he touches you
His hair stands up on end
As your legs begin to quiver
And his mind begins to bend.
Oh baby, you're such a tasty treat
But I'm under doctor's orders,
I'm afraid to overeat.

He loves your sense of humor,
Disposition too.
There's absolutely nothing
That he don't love about you.
Oh baby, I'm on my hands and knees.
Life would be so simple
If I only had you to please.

Oh baby, turn around
And say goodbye.
You going to the airport now
And I'm going home and cry.

[CHORUS]:
He loves your electric dumplings.
He loves your red bell peppers.
He loves your fuel injection.
He loves your service charge.
He loves your five-speed gearbox.
He loves your long endurance.
He loves your quest for junk food.
He loves your big refrigerator.
He loves your trembling wilbury.
He loves your marble earrings.
He loves your porky curtains.
He loves your power steering.
He loves your bottled water.
He loves your parts and service.

[BRIDGE]:
Dirty world, a dirty world, it's a fucking dirty world.

Audio Format and Specifications:

Format:: MP3 Pro.
Length:: 3 minutes; 29 seconds.
Genre:: Rock.
Stereo:: 16-bit; 2 channel.
Frequency:: 44100 Hz.
Bitrate:: Constant; 96 Kbps, average.
Optimized:: Stereo.

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