Stereophonics - Handbags and gladrags

^GEver see a ^Dblind man cross the r^Coad ^CTrying to make the other ^Gside ^GEver see a y^Doung girl growing o^Cld ^CTrying to make herself a ^Gbride

^EmSo what becomes of ^Dyou my love ^GWhen they have finally ^Astripped you of ^CThe handbags and the gladrags ^CThat your ^Ampoor old Grandad ha^Dd to sweat to buy^G you

^GOnce I was a youn^Dg man ^CAnd all I thought I had to do was ^Gsmile ^GWell you are still a young girl ^{D C}And you bought everything in ^Gstyle

^EmSo once you think you're^D in you're out '^GCos you don't mean a s^Aingle thing without ^CThe handbags and the g^Cladrags That your p^Amoor old Grandad h^Dad to sweat to buy ^Gyou

^GSing a song of s^Dix-pence for your s^Cake ^CAnd take a bottle full of ^Grye ^GFour and twenty b^Dlackbirds in a c^Cake ^CAnd bake them all in a ^Gpie

^EmThey told me you missed ^Dschool today ^GSo what I suggest you just ^Athrow them all away ^CThe handbags and the gladrags ^CThat your p^Amoor old Grandad ^Dhad to sweat to buy^G you

^EmThey told me you missed ^Dschool today ^GSo what I suggest you just ^Athrow them all away ^CThe handbags and the gladrags ^CThat your ^Ampoor old Grandad ^Dhad to sweat to buy ^Gyou