Am C G F Am Am Dm G F 1 Hello you straight-laced lady, dressed in white, Am Dm but your shoes aren't clean. Painted them up with polish G F Am C in the hope we can't see where you've been. The smiling face G Am C E Cm that you're worn to greet me rising at morning, sent me out Bb Am C G Am to work for my score, please me and say what it's for. C G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am C G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am Sossity, you're a wo-o-man, society, you're a wo-o-man. Am Dm G F Am 2 Give me the straight-laced promise and not the patetic lie, Am Dm G F Am tie me down with your ribbons and sulk when i ask you why. Am C G Am C E Your sun paper voice cries, demanding truths i deny. The bitter Cm Bb Am C G Am C sweet kiss you pretend is offered our affair mended. G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am C G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am Sossity, you're a wo-o-man, society, you're a wo-o-man. Am Dm G F Am 3 All of the tears you're wasting are for yourself and not for me Am Dm G F Am it's sad to know you're aging, sadder still to i'm free, Am C G Am C E your immature phisical toy, has grown too young to enjoy, Cm Bb at last your straight-laced agreement, Am C G Am woman, you where too old for me. G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am C G Am Dm F Bdim7 Am Sossity, you're a wo-o-man, society, you're a wo-o-man.