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[Intro]
ATimes have changed AAnd we've often rewound the clock BbSince the Puritans got a shock E7When they landed on Plymouth Rock AIf today AAny shock they should try to stem Bb'Stead of landing on Plymouth Rock Plymouth B7Rock would land on E7them
[Verse 1]
AIn olden days, a gE7limpse of stocking Was Alooked on as something sA7hocking But now, God Dknows Anything Agoes E7
[Verse 2]
AGood authors, too, who E7once knew better words ANow only use four-lA7etter words Writing Dprose ,Anything gAoes G#7
[Chorus 1]
If driving fast C#m7cars you like If low G#7bars you like If old C#m7hymns you like If bare G#7limbs you like If Mae C#m7West you like Or me unF#7dressed you like Why, nobBmody will opE7pose
[Verse 3]
When Aev'ry night the E7set that's smart is InAtruding at nudist A7parties In studDios , Anything gAoes E7
[Verse 4]
AWhen Missus Ned McE7Lean (God bless her) Can Aget Russian reds to "A7yes" her Then I supposDe ,Anything goeAs E7
[Verse 5]
AWhen Rockefeller sE7till can hoard en- A-ough money to let Max GA7ordon Produce his sDhows ,Anything goAes G#7
[Chorus 2]
The world has gone mC#m7ad today And good's G#7bad today And black's wC#m7hite today And day's G#7night today And that gC#m7ent today You gave a F#7cent today Once had Bmseveral chaE7teaus
[Verse 6]
When Afolks who still can E7ride in jitneys Find Aout Vanderbilts and WA7hitneys Lack baby Dclothes ,Anything Agoes E7
[Verse 7]
AWhen Sam Goldwyn can with E7great conviction InAstruct Anna Sten in dA7iction Then 'Nana' Dshows ,Anything goesA E7
[Verse 8]
AWhen you hear that Lady E7Mendl standing up ANow turns a handspring lA7anding up- On her Dtoes ,Anything Agoes