Girlie Girlie
Dr. Bombay · Rice & Curry [1998]
Girlie, girlie you're the one I want
I want you in the kitchen
And I want you when I wash
Girlie girlie you're the one I need
Goody good girls are good for me
Cleaning makes no meaning when you look upon the cieling
Instead I like to be in bed and sleep until the evening
I have to find a girl who understands the way I feel
You're the one for me
Girlie, girlie you're the one I want
I want you in the kitchen
And I want you when I wash
Girlie girlie you're the one I need
Goody good girls are good for me
Oh you're so sweet-girlie girlie
Baking cookies for me-girlie girlie
Oh you're so fine-girlie girlie
Goody good girls, you are good for me.
I've tried to flirt with dirty shirt although my sock are filthy
i have tried to find a girl real fast and i hope she's under thirty
cooking cleaning do the dishes i will make you see
you're the one for me
[Ref]
Girlie, girlie you're the one I want
I want you in the kitchen
And I want you when I wash
Girlie girlie you're the one I need
Goody good girls are good for me
Oh you're so sweet-girlie girlie
Baking cookies for me-girlie girlie
Oh you're so fine-girlie girlie
Goody good girls, you are good for me.
Maybe I can do the cooking - Girlie-Girlie
Sometimes I can do the cleaning - Girlie Girle
I can even do the dishes - Girlie Girlie
...But I have to go to the elephant race!
[Ref]
Girlie, girlie you're the one I want
I want you in the kitchen
And I want you when I wash
Girlie girlie you're the one I need
Goody good girls are good for me
Oh you're so sweet-girlie girlie
Baking cookies for me-girlie girlie
Oh you're so fine-girlie girlie
Goody good girls, you are good for me.
maybe I can clean up the floor
...but I have to go to the Elephant Race
I could not clean the floor
... If I have to go to the Elephant Race!
Girlie Girlie
Dr. Bombay's "Girlie Girlie" is a vibrant track from the 1998 album "Rice & Curry," showcasing the artist's signature blend of Indian classical influences and upbeat pop-rock energy. The song exemplifies Bombay's ability to fuse traditional instruments like the sitar with modern rock rhythms, creating a unique sonic identity that defined his work during the late 1990s. As a key component of his discography, the recording reflects the eclectic style that characterized his career, particularly in the era when he was establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Indian rock scene. The track remains a notable example of his musical approach, capturing the lively spirit of his catalog without relying on specific lyrical themes, focusing instead on its instrumental fusion and rhythmic drive.