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Beautiful South, The ~ 36d


(heaton/rotheray)
Close your legs, open your mind
Leave those compliments well behind
Dig a little deeper into yourself
And you may find

Come over here just sit right down
Needn't comb your hair, needn't pout or frown
I hear you've turned our young men
Into dribbling clowns

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?
36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?

Make their day and go ahead
Remove your clothes lie on their bed
Just a last gasp chance or an outside bet
To the easily led

And before you do just what you do
Here' one thought for you to chew
The men who run the business that you sell
They screw you too

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?
36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?

You're just another 365 night stand
But you're so handy, you're so handy
You cheapen and you nasty every woman in this land
But you're so handy, you're so handy

Your picture's hanging pretty on the squaddies' walls
You're steven's, andy's, you're ian's, you're paul's
Your body's through of fondly in the rugby mauls
But you want more

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?

36d so what (d) so what
Is that all that you've got?
He was trying to save his job
He was, he was trying to save his job.







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