K.T. Oslin - 80s ladies

^CWe were ^Dmthree little ^Fgirls from school ^COne was pretty, ^Fone was ^Csmart and one was a borderline ^Gfool ^CWell she's ^Dmstill good lookin', that ^Fwoman hasn?t slipped a bit The ^Csmart one used her head, she ^Fmade her ^Cfortune and ^Gme, I cross the border every chance I get

We were the ^Cgirls of the 50's, la-la, la-^Fla ^FStoned rock and rollers in the 60's And^C more than our names got changed as the ^Am70?s slipped on ^Fby Now we're ^G80's ladies, There ain't been much these ladies ain't ^Ctried

We've been ^Ceducated, We got ^Dmliberated and had ^Fcomplicating matters with men Oh, we've ^Csaid "I do" and we've ^Fsigned "I ^Cdon't" and we've ^Csworn we'd never do that ^Gagain Oh, we ^Cburned our bras, and we ^Dmburned our dinners and we ^Fburned our candles at both ends And we've ^Chad some children who ^Flook just ^Clike the ^Gway we did back then

Oh, but we're ^Amal

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l^G grown up ^Fnow, ^AmAl

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l^G grown up, F GT None of us could tell you quite how

^CA- my name is Alice ^Am7I'm gonna marry Artie ^FWe're gonna sell apples And ^Glive in Arkansas

^CB- my name is Betty ^Am7I'm gonna marry Bobby ^FWe're gonna sell beans And ^Glive in Brazil

^CC- my name is Connie ^Am7I'm gonna marry Charlie ^FWe're gonna sell cars And ^Glive in California