“We can do the innuendo,
We can dance and sing
And when it's said and done
We haven't told you a thing,
We all know that crap is king, give us dirty laundry.”

—  Don Henley

"Dirty Laundry"
Song lyrics, I Can't Stand Still, 1982

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