Dirty Clean
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DIRTY CLEAN ' PORCHES
(C CHORD ALTERNATE 5TH AND 6TH STRING 3RD FRET)
G D G
We'll stick it out in lala land
G7 C
And maybe she just might take my hand
C G
Cause spring is wet, and spring is clean
D C G C G
Baby won't you clean me?¦ clean me, clean me, clean me
G D G
The tan lines all surrounding her
G7 C
Bruised up in a floral jumper
C G
And what I'd give to be that bruise
D C G C G
Maybe I'm just getting used?¦ used to it, used to it, used to it
D Am Em C
And I am dirty I am clean, and I can't hold on to anything (x2)
C G C
Anything, anything, anything
G D G
Beneath the waist it's dripping wet
G7 C
Above his knees, it gets hard again
G D C
And I still taste you on my tongue wishing we were one year younger
G C G
Younger, younger, younger
G D G
And If I had a daughter,
G7 C
Well I'd hope she'd be like her mother
C G D C
And maybe she would visit dad on his birthday oh when he got sad
G C G
And make her smile, make her smile, make her smile
D Am Em C (G)
And I am dirty I am clean, and I can't hold on to anything (x2)
C G C G C G C G
Anything, anything, anything, anything, anything, anything, anything, anything
How to play Dirty Clean
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.