Dirty World Traveling Wilburys
Great song by the Wilburys. There was another tab for this song, but the bridge
didn't sound right to me. I've included tips for how to play each part at the end of the tab.
Intro:
E D A E x4
Verse:
He [E]loves your [A]sexy [E]body.[A] He [E]loves your [A]dirty[E] mind.[A]
He [E]loves [A]when you [E]hold him,[A] [E]grab him [A]from b[E]ehind.[A]
Bridge:
[A]Awwwwww, [G#m]baby. You're [A]such a pretty [G#m]thing.
I can't [A]wait to intro[G#m]duce you to the other [B]members of my gang.
*****
The rest of the song uses these same three progressions and proceeds as follows:
Verse
Bridge
Intro
Verse
Bridge
Verse
Bridge
Bridge
Then the Intro chords are played over the "He loves your..." lines.
Then the Verse chords are played over the "It's a dirty world" outro.
Here are the rest of the lyrics:
*****
Every time he touches you his hair stands up on end
As your legs begin to quiver and his mind begins to bend.
Oh-oh, baby. You're such a tasty treat
But I'm under doctor's orders. I'm afraid to overeat.
( Tab from: http://www.guitartabs.cc/tabs/t/the_traveling_wilburys/dirty_world_crd.html )
He loves your sense of humor. Disposition, too.
There's absolutely nothin' that he don't love about you.
Aaa-oooh, baby. I'm on my hands and knees.
Life would be so simple if I only had you to please.
Aaa-oooh, baby. Turn around and say goodbye.
You're goin' to the airport now, and I'm goin' home and cry.
He loves your electric dumplings
He loves your red bell peppers
He loves your fuel injection
He loves your Service charge
He loves your five-speed gearbox
He loves your long endurance
He loves your quest for junk food
He loves your big refrigerator
He loves your tremblin' Wilbury
He loves your marble earrings
He loves your purple curtains
He loves your power steering
He loves your bottled water
He loves your parts and service
Dirty world, a dirty world, it's a ****ing dirty world.
*****
TIPS FOR PLAYING:
INTRO: Put more emphasis on the high strings for the best sound
VERSE: You can just play the open chords, but to get the sound of the higher strings
you hear on the record, you can play E and A as:
[E] [A]
e---7----9----| B---9----9----| G---9----9----| D---9----11---| A---7----11---| E--------9----|
and remember to emphasize the high strings.
BRIDGE: The way to play this is by using barre chords:
[A] [G#m] [B]
e---5-----4-------7---| B---5-----4-------7---| G---6-----4-------8---| D---7-----6-------9---| A---7-----6-------9---| E---5-----4-------7---|
And there you have it.
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