| Same Old Clothes ©2005 Tim Wheeler I got these pants, way back in sixty-four Just like my fathers, I shoulda' bought more If they were good enough for him (God, rest his soul) Well, they're good enough for me They're the same old clothes that I always wear They look like new, not a rip or a tear It'd be a shame to throw them away No, I don't care. I'm happy this way Wearin' the same old clothes I got this tie when it was cool to be wide The matching suspenders, are striped on the other side But every time I put them on, people roll their eyes. Tell me, what they're tryin' to say? They're the same old clothes, that I always wear They still look new, not a rip or a tear It'd be a shame to throw them away No, I don't care. I'm happy this way Wearin' the same old clothes That church downtown tore out their pews Got theatre seating, people lining up outside My congregation's growin' They're growin' old and growin' few But at least I still hang onto my pride Wearin' the same old clothes, that I always wear They look like new, not a rip or a tear It would be a sin to throw them away No, I don't care. I'm happy this way Wearin' the same old clothes No. I'm not gonna change, and they can put me in the ground |
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