| We’ll stick it out in lala land |
| And maybe she just might take my hand |
| Cause spring is wet, and spring is clean |
| Baby won’t you clean me |
| Clean me, clean me, clean me |
| The tan lines all surrounding her |
| Bruised hip and the floral jumper |
| And what I’d give to be that bruise |
| Maybe I’m just getting used |
| Used to it, used to it, used to it |
| And I am dirty, I am clean |
| And I can’t hold on to anything |
| I am dirty, I am clean |
| And I can’t hold on to anything |
| Anything, anything, anything |
| Beneath the waist it’s drippin' wet |
| Above his knees it gets hard again |
| And I still taste you on my tongue |
| Wishing that we wer one year younger |
| Youngr, younger, younger |
| And if I had a daughter |
| Well I’d hope she’d be like her mother |
| And maybe she would visit dad |
| On his birthday or when he got sad |
| Make her smile, make her smile, make her smile |
| And I am dirty, I am clean |
| And I can’t hold on to anything |
| I am dirty, I am clean |
| And I can’t hold on to anything |
| Anything, anything, anything |
| Anything, anything, anything |
| Anything |