C
What's
the matter with the
Em
clothes
I'm wearing?
"Can't you
Bb
tell
that your tie's too wide?
F
"
C
Maybe
I should buy some
Em
old
tab collars?
"Welcome
Bb
back
to the age of
F
jive.
Em
Where
have you been hidin'
Am
out
lately, honey?
You
Em
can't
dress trashy till you
D
spend
a lot of
G
money."
C
Everybody
Em
talking
'bout the
Bb
new
sound.
F
Funny,
but it's
Am
still
rock and
G
roll
to
C
me.
C
What's
the matter with the
Em
car
I'm driving?
"Can't ya
Bb
tell
that it's out of
F
style?"
C
Should
I get a set of
Em
white
wall tires?
"Are you
Bb
gonna
cruise the miracle
F
mile?
Em
Nowadays
you can't be
Am
too
sentimental.
Your
Em
best
bet's a true baby
D
blue
Conti
G
nental."
C
Hot
funk,
Em
cool
punk
Bb
even
if it's
F
old
junk,
it's
Am
still
rock and
G
roll
to
C
me.
C
Oh
G
it doesn't matter what they
F
say
in the papers,
'cause it's
E
always
been the same old scene.
Am
There's a
G
new
band in town but you
F
can't
get the sound
from a
E
story
in a magazine.
Ab
Eb
aimed
at your average teen.
F
G
C
How
about a pair of
Em
pink
sidewinders
and a
Bb
bright
orange pair of
F
pants?
C
"Well,
you could really be a
Em
Beau
Brummel baby,
if you
Bb
just
give it half a
F
chance.
Em
Don't waste your money on a
Am
new
set of speakers.
You
Em
get
more mileage from a
D
cheaper pair of
G
sneakers."
C
Next
phase,
Em
new
wave,
Bb
dance
craze,
F
anyways
it's
Am
still
rock and
G
roll
to
C
me.
G|F| E|Am|G|F
E7|Ab|Eb|F|G
C
What's
the matter with the
Em
crowd
I'm seeing?
"Don't
Bb
know
that they're out of
F
touch?"
C
Should
I try to be a
Em
straight
'A' student?"
If You
Bb
are,
then you think too
F
much."
Em
Em
"Don't
you know about the
Am
new
fashion, honey?
Em
All
you need are looks and a
D
whole
lotta
G
money."
It's the
C
next
phase,
Em
new
wave,
Bb
dance
craze;
F
anyways
it's
Am
still
rock and
G
roll
to me
C
.
C
C
Everybody's
Em
talking
about the n
Bb
ew
sound.
F
F
unny,
but it's
G
still
rock and roll to me
C9
.