Downtown Dirt
Picking up pieces of information
Down on the docks
Picking up pieces of information about you
And how to pick locks
Scouting around on the Lower East Side
And matresses in the rain
Those uptown ladies with their uptown coats
Come down here to get laid
It's a boring macho trip
And I'm the type that fascinates
Hey, Mrs. Pamela Brown, how's the Dakota
You're 28 years old and your face has been lifted
But you still look so much older
You been desoiled, your linen is drab
You've got the crabs
The things they sell you, your credit cards
I love you for it
I love you for it
Sell your sugar
I'm a humanitarian
I give it all to myself
That way you're clean
And I stay out of debt
And psychologically, you know
Hey, psychologically it's better that I think that I'm dirt
Psychologically, it's better that I think that I'm dirt
Don't you know it's better to think I'm dirt
Hey, don't you like to have some dirt?
That always alright, that's just dirt
Cheap
Cheap damn dirt
Hey Pam, dirt
Cheap dirt hurt
Dirt
Uptown dirt
Dirt
Down on the docks
Picking up pieces of information about you
And how to pick locks
Scouting around on the Lower East Side
And matresses in the rain
Those uptown ladies with their uptown coats
Come down here to get laid
It's a boring macho trip
And I'm the type that fascinates
Hey, Mrs. Pamela Brown, how's the Dakota
You're 28 years old and your face has been lifted
But you still look so much older
You been desoiled, your linen is drab
You've got the crabs
The things they sell you, your credit cards
I love you for it
I love you for it
Sell your sugar
I'm a humanitarian
I give it all to myself
That way you're clean
And I stay out of debt
And psychologically, you know
Hey, psychologically it's better that I think that I'm dirt
Psychologically, it's better that I think that I'm dirt
Don't you know it's better to think I'm dirt
Hey, don't you like to have some dirt?
That always alright, that's just dirt
Cheap
Cheap damn dirt
Hey Pam, dirt
Cheap dirt hurt
Dirt
Uptown dirt
Dirt
Credits
Writer(s): Lou Reed
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Other Album Tracks
Altri album
- Why Don't You Smile Now: Lou Reed at Pickwick Records 1964-65
- Open Invitation - Single
- Ghetto Ghosts (Live 1972)
- Gee Whiz, 1958-1964 - EP
- Words & Music, May 1965
- I'm So Free: The 1971 RCA Demos
- Men of Good Fortune - May 1965 Demo - Single
- Heroin - May 1965 Demo - Single
- I'm Waiting for the Man (May 1965 Demo)
- Live At Alice Tully Hall (January 27, 1973 - 2nd Show)
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