Stereophonics - Handbags and gladrags

^GEver seen ^G/Fa blind man cross the r^Coad ^DTrying to make the other ^Gside? ^{G/F C D G}Ever seen ^G/Fa young girl growing ol^Cd ^DTrying to make herself a ^Gbride? ^{G/F C D}

^EmSo what becomes of ^Dyou my love ^GWhen they have finally ^Astripped you of ^CThe handbags and the gladrags D G G/F C D X2 That your poor old Grandad had to sweat to buy you

^GOnce I was a y^G/Foung man ^CAnd all I thought I h^Dad to do was s^Gmile^{G/F C D G}Well you are s^G/Ftill a young girl ^CAnd you've bought eve^Drything in ^Gstyle ^{G/F C D}

^EmSo once you think y^Dou're in you're out ^G'Cause you don't mean a^A single thing without ^CThe handbags and the gladrags ^DThat your poor old Grandad had to sweat to ^Gbuy you^{G/F C D}

^GSing a song of^G/F six-pence for you^Cr sake A^Dnd drink a bottle full of r^Gye ^{G/F C D G}Four and twent^G/Fy blackbirds in a ^Ccake ^DAnd bake 'em all in a p^Gie ^{G/F C D}

^EmThey told me you mi^Dssed school today ^GSo what I suggest you just^A throw them all away ^CThe handbags and the gladrags D C C/B G X16 That your poor old Grandad had to sweat to buy

^EmThey told me you mi^Dssed school today ^GSo what I suggest you just^A throw them all away ^CThe handbags and the gladrags D G G/F C D X2 That your poor old Grandad had to sweat to buy you