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)
