Dirty Girl
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Dirty Girl
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I had your name
in my head with
You had no clue what
mine was but did not care
I came looking
for the mate of my soul you were
out looking for someone just for the night
So here I go again, Dirty Girl, lay me down
Pleased to meet you
There you go, now you know a dirty girl
Pleased to leave me
Oh, don
I fell asleep
to the sound of your heart beating
But I woke up when
you asked me to please leave
You said
You can
with a girl you don
Here I go again, Dirty Girl, lay me down
Pleased to meet you
There you go, now you know a Dirty Girl
Pleased to leave
You always say good-bye
Why do they always say good-bye?
Walking home - 4 a.m. - once again...
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