| Come on in through my screen door
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| Tell me all your care I’m hear to lend my ears
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| Where you been lately? |
| Haven’t seen much around here
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| Been hiding out in shade your skins all turned to gray
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| Did you eat today? |
| When you coming home to stay
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| If you could see what I see
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| You’d see a boy who can’t face things, silent is all he is
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| You been looking around without your vision
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| Hearing things without listening, suffering but feeling no real kind of pain
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| You know I like to help but when I let you ride for free
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| You drag me down into the cheap cheap scene
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| You got this thing against living with the best
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| But you sure like to visit me don’t you |
| When the streets get too cold, when you’re feeling weary and old
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| When your chances for survival are looking oh so slim
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| When all of a sudden you won’t live to be 80, maybe 90, maybe 110
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| Don’t you know
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| Don’t you know
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| Don’t you know
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re down and dirty
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| Don’t you know I love you when you’re clean
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| Oh, I know everything ain’t always what it seems to be
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| Don’t you know I love you baby
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| Anyway I find you, anyway you come
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| Anyway I find you, anyway you come
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| Come on
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| Come on
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| Come on |