Outfit

[C]You want to grow up to p[G]aint houses like m[D]e, a trailer in
my yard till[C] you're 2[G]3
You[C] want to be old after[G] 42 years, keep[D] dropping the hammer
and[C] grinding the[G] gears

Well, I[D] used to go out in a[C] Mustang[G], a[D] 302 Mach One in[C]
gree[G]n
[D]Me and your Mama made[C] you in the[G] back and I[D] sold it to buy
her a[C] ring[G]
And I[C] learned not to say much of[G] nothing and I[C] figured you
already[G] know
but in[C] case you don’t or[Em] maybe forgot, I’ll [D]lay it out real
nice and[C] slow

Don’t[C] call what your wearing an[G] outfit. Don’t[C] ever say your
car is[G] broke
Don’t[C] worry about losing your[Em] accent, a [D]Southern Man tells
better[C] jokes
Have[C] fun but stay clear of the[G] needle. Call[C] home on your
sister’s[G] birthday
Don’t[C] tell them you’re bigger than[Em] Jesus, don’t give it
away[Am]   [G]     [Em]
S[D]ix months in a St. Flori[C]an found[G]ry, [D]they call it Industrial [C]Park.[G]
T[D]hen hospital maintenance and Tech [C]Schoo[G]l, j[D]ust to memorize Frigida[C]ire part[G]s.
B[C]ut I got to missing your M[G]ama and[C] I got to missing y[G]ou too.
S[C]o I went back to painting for [Em]my old man and[D] I guess that’s what I’l[C]l always do
S[C]o don’t try to change who you [G]are boy, and [C]don’t try to be who you [G]ain’t.
A[C]nd don’t let me catch you in K[Em]endale wit[D]h a bucket of wealthy-man’s p[C]aint.
D[C]on’t call what your wearing an[G] outfit. Don’[C]t ever say your car is bro[G]ke.
D[C]on’t sing with a fake British [Em]accent. D[D]on’t act like your family’[D]s a joke[G].
H[C]ave fun, but stay clear of the [G]needle, cal[C]l home on your sister’s [G]birthday.
D[G]on’t tell them you’re bigger than[Em] Jesus, Don’t give it away[Am].  [G]    [Em]
D[Em]on’t give it away.[Am]   [G]     [Em]