You Wear it Well
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You Wear it Well
Classic Rod Stewart
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I had
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nothing to do on this hot afternoon
but to
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settle down and write you a
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line
I been
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meaning to phone ya, but from Minnesota
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Hell, it's been a very long
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time
You wear it
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well
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Em
little old
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fashioned but
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that's all
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right
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I sup
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pose you're thinking Aunt Betty's sinking
oh he
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wouldn't get in touch with
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me
For
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I ain't begging or losing my head
I
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sure do want you to
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know
That you wear it
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well
Em
There ain't a
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lady in a
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land so
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fine oh my
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Remember those
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basement parties, your brothers karate
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All day rock and roll
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shows
the
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homesick blues and the radical views
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haven't left a mark on
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you
You wear it
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well
A
Em
little late on the
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time but
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I don't
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mind
But I ain't for
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getting that you were once
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mine
but I
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blew it without even
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trying
Now I'm
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eating my heart out
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trying to get a letter
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through
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Since you've been
D/F#
gone it's hard to
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carry on
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I want to
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write about the
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birthday gown that I bought in town
as
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you sat down and cried on the
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stairs
You knew it didn't
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cost the earth, but for what it's worth
you made me
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feel like a million
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aire
and you wear it
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well
Em
Madame O
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nassis got
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nothing on
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you
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Well my
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coffee's cold, and I'm gettin told
that I
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gotta get back to
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work
So when the
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sun goes low and you're home alone
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think of me and try not to
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laugh
and I wear it
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well
Em
I don't
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mind if you
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call col
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lect
But I
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ain't for
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getting that you were once
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mine
but I
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blew it without even
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trying
Now I'm
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eating my heart out
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trying to get back to
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you
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Since that's been
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said, what's
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left to ad
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dress?
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