Handbags and Gladrags
Rod Stewart
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southboy
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"Handbags and Gladrags" is a song written in 1967 by Mike d'Abo
[Chords]
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[Intro]A A7/G Dsus2/F# E x3[Verse]A A7/G Dsus2/F#Ever seen a blind man cross the roadE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F# ETrying to make the other side?A A7/G Dsus2/F#Ever seen a young girl growing oldE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F# ETrying to make herself a bride?[Chorus]F#m E ASo what becomes of you my loveB7When they have finally stripped you ofDThe handbags and the gladragsE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F#That your grandad had to sweat so you could buy?E A A7/G Dsus2/F# EBaby[Verse]A A7/G Dsus2/F#Once I was a young manE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F# EAnd all I thought I had to do was smileA A7/G Dsus2/F#You are still a young girlE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F# EAnd you bought everything in styleListen[Chorus]F#m EBut once you think you're in, you're outA B7'Cause you don't mean a single thing withoutDThe handbags and the gladragsE Esus4 E A A7/G Dsus2/F#That your grandad had to sweat so you could buyE A E A EOoh[Bridge]A A7/G Dsus2/F#Sing a song of six-pence for your sakeE A A7/G Dsus2/F# EAnd take a bottle full of ryeA A7/G Dsus2/F#Four and twenty blackbirds in a cakeE A A7/G Dsus2/F# EAnd bake them all in a pie[Chorus]F#m EThey told me you missed school todayA B7So what I suggest you just throw them all awayDThe handbags and the gladragsE A Dsus2/F#That your poor old granddad had to sweat to buyA Dsus2/F#Oh, woah[Outro]F#m EThey told me you missed school todayA B7So I suggest you just throw them all awayDThe handbags and the gladragsE A A7/G Dsus2/F# E A A7/G Dsus2/F# EThat your poor old granddad had to sweat to buy ya, babyA A7/G Dsus2/F# E A A7/G Dsus2/F# E A