Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Someone Else's Clothes, artist - Jason Robert BrownDate of issue: 27.06.2005
Song language: English
Someone Else's Clothes |
| I started smiling |
| It’s not my style |
| But it’s been highly recommended that I smile |
| So I’ve been grinning |
| And, sad to say |
| I think I like it |
| I got a haircut |
| I guess it’s «cool.» |
| I’m doing lots of volunteer work for my shul |
| I’ve started jogging |
| I bought some plants |
| And it’s fantastic |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And looking better |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And feeling fine |
| (I had an angry hat, but I took it off |
| I had a mopey coat, but I took it off |
| I had nasty pants, but I took ‘em off.) |
| I paint my bathroom |
| In eggshell blue |
| I’m doing lots of home improvement since I fell in love with you |
| I write down birthdays |
| I offer drinks |
| I proffer compliments! |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And looking better |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And feeling fine |
| I’m eating someone else’s lunch |
| And it’s delicious |
| I’m wishing someone else’s dreams |
| And it’s a sign! |
| (I had an angry hat, but I took it off.) |
| You said I don’t have to be |
| The King of Idiosyncrasy |
| The grand pariah of the Upper West |
| You said I don’t have to al- |
| Ways bash my head against ev’ry wall |
| So I’ll just do whatever you suggest |
| Any fool could be a bland infatuated sellout |
| Baby, I think you are gonna be impressed — |
| Say I have to kiss you |
| Say I have to love you |
| Say I have to marry you |
| And I can guarantee you I will figure out the rest |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And looking better |
| I’m wearing someone else’s clothes |
| And feeling fine |
| I married someone else’s wife |
| And I’m ecstatic! |
| I’m living someone else’s life |
| So here, take mine! |
| You got an angry hat? |
| Take it off |
| You got a moody suit? |
| Take it off |
| You got a sulky sweater? |
| Take it off |
| And put on them smiley slippers |
| You got a mopey coat? |
| (Take it off) |
| You got grouchy trousers? |
| (Take ‘em off) |
| You got negative knickers? |
| Take ‘em off |
| And get yourself some happy spats! |
| (You gotta get naked) |
| You got nasty pants? |
| (Take ‘em off!) |
| You got sorry socks? |
| (Take ‘em off!) |
| You got lonely loafers? |
| Take ‘em off |
| And dig the satisfied beanie! |
| (Get on, get on) |
| You got jaded jeans? |
| (Take ‘em off!) |
| You got foul flannel? |
| (Take it off!) |
| You got burned-out boxers? |
| Take ‘em off |
| And put on the boots of joy! |
| (Woo, woo!) |
| You got bitter buttons? |
| (Take ‘em off!) |
| Sarcastic glasses? |
| (Take ‘em off!) |
| And that cranky hankie! |
| Take it off! |
| And get hip to the laughing dickey! |
| (Take it off!) |