Dirty White Boy
Foreigner · Alive & Rockin' [2012]
I know what's good for you all day
Are you worried what your friends see
And will it ruin your reputation loving me
Cause I'm a dirty white boy
Yeah dirty white boy
A dirty white boy
Don't drive no big black car
Don't like no Hollywood movie star
You want me to be true to ya
Don't give a damn what i do to ya
I'm just a dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Well I'm a dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Yeah dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
I've been in trouble since I don't know when
I'm in trouble now and somehow I know I'll find trouble again
I'm a loner but I'm never alone
Every night I get one step closer to the danger zone
Cause I'm a dirty white boy
Yeah dirty white boy
I'm a dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
C'mon c'mon boy
Dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Yeah I'm a dirty white boy
Dirty white boy
Yeaaaaaaah
Dirty White Boy
Foreigner's 2012 release 'Dirty White Boy' revitalizes the band's classic rock sound with a modern production approach. Recorded for the 'Alive & Rockin'' compilation, the track features the group's signature blend of hard rock and pop sensibilities, led by lead vocalist Lou Gramm. The song draws upon the band's extensive discography, echoing themes found in their earlier hits while delivering a polished performance that appeals to both longtime fans and new listeners. It stands as a testament to Foreigner's enduring ability to craft anthemic rock recordings that resonate across generations, maintaining the high-energy guitar work and driving rhythm characteristic of their work from the 1970s through the 2010s.