Down And Dirty
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Down And Dirty
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We don't want your sermon baby
We want something new and improved
We got down and we got dirty
We just wanted something new
We just wanted something new
We don't want your business baby
We just want your love
Give us songs but keep them changing
We just wanted something new
We just wanted something new
We don't want your sermon baby
We want something new and improved
We got down and we got dirty
We just wanted something new
We just wanted something new
We don't want your sermon baby
We want something new and improved
We got down and we got dirty
We just wanted something new
We just wanted something new
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