4 Accords utilisés dans la chanson: F, Dm, Bb, C
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F
If you save yourself for marriage you're a bore
Dm
If you don't save yourself for marriage you're a horrible person
Bb
If you won't have a drink then you're a prude
C
But they'll call you a drunk as soon as you down the first one
F
If you can't lose the weight then you're just fat
Dm
But if you lose too much then you're on crack
Bb
You're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't
C
So you might as well just do whatever you want
So
F
Make lots of noise
Dm
Kiss lots of boys
F
Or kiss lots of girls
Bb C
If that's something you're into
F
When the straight and narrow
Dm
Gets a little too straight
Bb
Roll up a joint, or don't
F
Just follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points, yeah
Dm F
Follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points
F
If you don't go to church you'll go to hell
Dm
If you're the first one on the front row you're self-righteous son of a-
Bb
Can't win for losing you'll just disappoint 'em
C
Just 'cause you can't beat 'em don't mean you should join 'em
F
So make lots of noise
Dm
Kiss lots of boys
F
Or kiss lots of girls
Bb C
If that's something you're into
F
When the straight and narrow
Dm
Gets a little too straight
Bb
Roll up a joint, or don't
F
Just follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points, yeah
Dm F
Follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points
F
Say what you think
Dm
Love who you love
F
'Cause you just get
Dm
So many trips 'round the sun
Bb
Yeah, you only
F
Only live once
(F,Dm,F,Dm)
F
So make lots of noise
Dm
Kiss lots of boys
F
Or kiss lots of girls
Bb C
If that's what you're into
F
When the straight and narrow
Dm
Gets a little too straight
Bb
Roll up a joint, I would
F
And follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points, yeah
Dm F
Follow your arrow
C F
Wherever it points
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