Chorus: E E7 Sex and drugs and rock and roll E E7 Is all my brain and body need E E7 Sex and drugs and rock and roll B E Are very good indeed Verse 1: C#m G#m A Keep your silly ways or throw them out the B window C#m G#m A The wisdom of your ways, I've been there B and I know C#m G#m A Lots of other ways, what a jolly bad show D B E If all you ever do is business A E you don't like
Chorus: E E7 Sex and drugs and rock and roll C#m G#m A Sex and drugs and rock and roll D E Sex and drugs and rock and roll B E Is very good indeed Verse 2: C#m G#m Every bit of clothing ought A to make you pretty C#m G#m You can cut the clothing A B grey is such a pity C#m G#m I should wear the clothing A of Mr. Walter Mitty Dm See my tailor, he's called Simon Bm Am I know it's D going to fit Bridge: D Here's a little piece of advice B E you're quite welcome, it is free D Don't do nothing that is cut price E Em you know what that'll make you be E They will try their tricky device Em trap you with the ordinary E7 Em Get your teeth into a small slice, the cake C#m of liberty G#m A C#m G#m A B C#m G#m A D B A E Outro: E E7 Sex and drugs and rock and roll E Em Sex and drugs and rock and roll E E7 Sex and drugs and rock and roll E Em Sex and drugs and rock and roll (Fade out on E)