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I know I'm not the only one but I always thought the line was "dirty deeds and the Thunder Chief". Still think Thunder Chief is a cool name.
Same band, I thought the line was "let loose, vamanoose" like a funny way of saying vamonos - or "lets go".
Better than "Dirty deeds done with sheep"
I also used to say stuff like that as a kid! I think I said, "thunder Jeep." My dad thought it was hilarious. But he did show me that the album included the lyrics. I’ll still do it my way if the song comes on when he visits.
I thought it was "Dirty deeds, dungarees" when I was a kid .
My mum thought it was “Dirty jeans and they’re dungarees”!
I also heard "Thunderchief" and thought it was referring to airplane of that name
Justin?