He love your sexy body, he loves your dirty mind
He loves when you hold him when you 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 gang

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
His 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 love your sense of humor, your 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 go to the airport now and I'm going home to cry

(Chorus)
He loves your...
Electric dumplings
Red bell peppers
Fuel injection
Service charge
Five-speed gearbox
Long indurance
Quest for junk food
Big refrigerator
Trembling wilbury
Marble earrings
Porky curtains
Power steering
Bottled water
Parts and services

(Bridge)
Dirty world, a dirty world, it's a ...ing dirty world


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    No comments on Dirty World? Great song. The end is great, with the llist of things to love... and it is really "a ..fing dirty workd" at the tail end?

    kickstart71on June 16, 2007   Link
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    How does 'Dirty World' not have lots of comments? I agree with kickstart71, it's a great song and the end bit is the best. It's one of my favourites by them. :)

    i_love_starburston September 04, 2007   Link
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    My sister and I got the Traveling Wilburys CD for our mother for her birthday and they had this extra cd where they told about some songs. About this song they said that how they got "He loves your.." stuff they passed out magazines where they just picked out random things to sing. I thought that was funny, haha.

    bobtheghost123on November 07, 2007   Link
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    electric dumplings>? that always made me wonder hmmmm,even if it came out of a magazine but i like this song and the look on old people's faces when i played it at work he he old people

    djhtjlon January 28, 2009   Link
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    This song makes me laugh every time I listen to it. You have to have a dirty mind to understand some of the Dirty World sayings. I think that's hilarious.

    Vinylmanon August 27, 2009   Link
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    @bob the ghost, i wouldn't doubt they did that because one could spin anything into a sexual innuendo if they want to, so they probably wanted to just say the most random things so people could sit and ponder about what they wilbury's must have meant by that! hahaha this song's pretty funny.

    jasssson March 08, 2010   Link
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    Awesome song!!!! Use to listen to the wilburys with my old man in the 80s n 90s all the time.

    MuffHawkon September 23, 2010   Link
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    My dad got this cd when it came out, I must have been no older than 4 years old.. I always would tell him "play the electric dog blanket song!" its one of my earliest memories and thats what the lyric will always be to me..

    skankbowlfighton January 15, 2012   Link
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    It seems to me this is a riff on Prince. Dirty World - Dirty Mind. Little Red Corvette spoofs. The "airport" could be a reference to "International Lover" from 1999. But the biggest tip-off to me is who is credited with writing the song: Brad Paisley? Paisley records is (was?) Prince's record company.

    Dirtywormon April 24, 2012   Link
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    LoL I dare anyone to sing along to this song and not laugh when you get to the end. hahahaha ESP the He loves your ... things hahaha

    PTCGAZon November 26, 2013   Link

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