Porches - Dirty clean

^GWe’ll stick it out i^Dn lala la^Gnd ^G7And maybe she just might take my ^Chand ^CCause spring is wet, and spring is clea^Gn ^DBaby won’t you^C clean me??^G? clean me,^C clean me, ^Gclean me ^GThe tan lines al^Dl surrounding he^Gr ^G7Bruised up in a floral jumpe^Cr ^CAnd what I’d give to be that^G bruise ^DMaybe I’m just getting ^Cused… ^Gused to it^C, used to it, ^Gused to it ^DAnd I am dirty I am c^Amlean, and I can’t ^Emhold on to any^Cthing (x2) ^CAnything, anyth^Ging, anyth^Cing ^GBeneath the waist it’s ^Ddripping^G wet ^G7Above his knees, it gets hard ag^Cain And I still taste you on my ton^Ggue wis^Dhing we were one year younge^Cr You^Gnger, you^Cnger, yo^Gunger ^GAnd If I had a d^Daugh^Gter, ^G7Well I’d hope she’d be like her m^Cother ^CAnd maybe she would visit da^Gd on his bi^Drthday oh when he got s^Cad And make her sm^Gile, make her s^Cmile, make^G her smile D Am Em C (G) And I am dirty I am clean, and I can’t hold on to anything (x2) ^CAnything, anyt^Ghing, any^Cthing, an^Gything, any^Cthing, any^Gthing, an^Cything, an^Gything