| In the sixties I wrote about four hundred songs
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| Before anybody even paid any attention
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| And they, they fit into two categories
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| They were my, my protest songs
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| Which, I was known as Gaypin Chapin in those days
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| And uh, in my, my protest songs had the implications behind them
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| If only the world was as truly wonderful as I am
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| There’d be no problems and somehow these didn’t go over very well
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| And then I had my cool, macho stud ballads
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| These were songs rather
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| Disparately intended to get someone of the opposite sex
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| Horizontal for an extended period of time with me
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| And uh, I will demonstrate
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| Why you never heard of me in the sixties
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| Alright, this is one verse of one song of that
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| The cool, macho stud period, okay
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| I’ve had pretty women in my days
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| Yeah, those long haired beauties
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| Simply rained in my way
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| I treat 'em right and they just love me more
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| And when they gave me trouble
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| I just show them the door
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| I’m a dirty old man and I don’t give a damn
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| Where were you guys during the sixties, man
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| I needed you |