C G Different tieAm F But, I'm wearing the same suitC G It's alrightAm F Because the old can feel brand newC G See I feel so freshAm F I feel so newC G And I'm through with myAm F G With my miserable youthC G All done up in my hand-me-down clothesAm F Shaking off the dust and assuming a poseC G Well these threads are so oldAm But they'll never knowF Oh no one will ever knowG See darlin' dear you don't need high-priced designsF G F G To feel dressed up, to feel dressed up To the ninesC F C F C F C FC G Different strideAm F But, I'm wearing the same shoesC G It's alrightAm F Because the old can feel brand newC G See I feel so fresh (and electric)Am F I feel so new (and improved)C G And I'm through with (yes I'm through with)Am My miserableF G Oh that invisible youthC G All done up in my hand-me-down clothesAm F Shaking off the dust and assuming a poseC G Well these threads are so oldAm But they'll never knowF Oh no one will ever knowG See darlin' dear you don't need high-priced designsF G F G To feel dressed up, to feel dressed up To the ninesAm F C You don't need much of anythingG Am To feel lush once in a whileF C No you don't need much of anythingG Am F C Just a strut and a little styleG Am F Just a strut and a little styleG Well these threads are so oldC G All done up in my hand-me-down clothesAm F Shaking off the dust and assuming a poseC G Well these threads are so oldAm But they'll never knowF Oh no one will ever knowG See darlin' dear you don't need high-priced designsF G F G To feel dressed up, to feel dressed up
Same Suit Different Tie
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