Am  C  G  F  Am

   Am                        Dm     G          F
1  Hello you straight-laced lady, dressed in white,
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   but your shoes aren't clean. Painted them up with polish
   G       F                              Am                C
   in the hope we can't see where you've been. The smiling face
                G        Am      C         E        Cm
   that you're worn to greet me rising at morning, sent me out
                    Bb     Am                         C  G  Am   
   to work for my score, please me and say what it's for.
  C   G   Am Dm F       Bdim7 Am  C    G Am Dm F        Bdim7 Am
     Sossity,  you're a wo-o-man,   society,   you're a wo-o-man.


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2  Give me the straight-laced promise and not the patetic lie,
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   tie me down with your ribbons and sulk when i ask you why.
   Am              C      G       Am       C       E
   Your sun paper voice cries, demanding truths i deny. The bitter
        Cm             Bb     Am                  C  G  Am      C
   sweet kiss you pretend is offered our affair mended.
    G   Am Dm F        Bdim7 Am C    G  Am Dm F          Bdim7 Am
   Sossity,   you're a wo-o-man,  society,      you're a wo-o-man.


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3  All of the tears you're wasting are for yourself and not for me
   Am                 Dm   G  F                         Am
   it's sad to know you're aging, sadder still to i'm free,
   Am              C       G    Am        C              E
   your immature phisical toy, has grown too young to enjoy,
   Cm                             Bb
   at last your straight-laced agreement,
    Am                       C  G    Am
   woman, you where too old for me.
    G   Am Dm F      Bdim7 Am  C   G   Am Dm F       Bdim7  Am
   Sossity, you're a wo-o-man,    society,   you're a wo-o-man.