Black Sabbath: Dirty Women Meaning
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Song Released: 1976
Dirty Women Lyrics
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In 1983, a girl was found in Spanish Harlem, she had a heart attack, the dirt on her blue jeans could be dragged into or out of a house, look out of any "Window". She did survive and but grew more fascinated with the dirt that she could drag around..
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