B7 E7 Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll is very good indeedC#m G#m A B Keep your silly ways or throw them out the windowC#m G#m A B The wisdom of your ways, I?ve been there and I knowC#m G#m A Lots of other ways, what a jolly bad showD B A G E7 If all you ever do is business you don't likeC#m G#m A B Every bit of clothing ought to make you prettyC#m G#m A B You can cut the clothing grey it's such a pityC#m G#m A B I should wear the clothing of Mister Walter MittyD B A G E See my tailor he?s called Simon I know it's going to fit All in E7 Here's a little bit of advice, you're quite welcome it is free Don't do nothing that is cut-price you know what that'll make you be They will try their tricky device, trap you with the ordin'ry Get your teeth into a small slice of the cake of libertyE7 ??Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll (to fade)
Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
Ian Dury
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Tom: