Chords for Rod Stewart Feat. Faces - You Wear It Well - TOTP2 1972

[D] Happy birthday, Rod Stewart.
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[A] _ _ _ [D] I'm so glad that you're with [Bm] me. _
[A] I ain't [Em] beggin' or [D] losin' my [G] head.
I [A] sure do want you to know [D] that you're wearing [G] well.
_ There ain't [D] a lady in the line [G] so fine.
_ _ [D] Remember them [G] basement parties
your brothers [A] grew on it.
They all [D] did rock and roll shows
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Them [A] _ _ _ homesick _ _
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blues
[D] the [G] radical views
[A] Haven't left a mark [D] on you
about [G] the birthday gown that I bought in town.
Then [A] you sat down and cried on [D] the stairs.
You knew it [G] didn't cost a earth, but for what it's worth,
[A] you made me feel a millionaire.
[D] _ And you wear [A] it well.
_ _ [Em] Madame [F#m] Monast has [G] got nothing [A] on you.
_ _ _ [D] Anyway, [G] my coffee's cold, and I'm getting told [A] that I
gotta get back [D] to work.
So [G] when the sun goes low and you're home all alone,
[A] think of me and try not [D] to laugh.
And I [A] wear it well.
_ _ [Em] Don't [F#m] object if [G] you can't [A] collect. _ _ _ _
[D] Because I ain't [G] forgetting that you were [D] once mine.
But [G] I flew it without even [D] trying.
Now [G] I'm beating my heart out, [A] trying
to get ahead with [D] you.
All done.
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_ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ [Bm] [A] Oh, _ yeah.
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Love ya, love ya, love ya.
_ [D] Woo! _
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After _ _ _ _ [D] _
all this, hope it's the same [Em] address.
No, no.
_ _ _ _ Well, he [F#m] looked like a kid and [Bm] didn't know the words.
Isn't that classic, him [A] reading the words
off a piece of A4?
We never let Mark [D] Bolan do that.
Now, unusual combination.
It's [Em] October 1981.
This is the songwriter [G] satirist B.A.