{title:A Well Respected Man}
{subtitle:The Kinks}

{start_of_verse:Verse 1:}
[G]Cos he get[C]s up [C/B]in the m[Am]orning and he g[C]oes to[C/B] work at [Am]nine
And he co[C]mes back h[C/B]ome at f[Am]ive thirty, gets the s[C]ame train [C/B]every [Am]time
Cos his wo[C]rld is bu[C/B]ilt on p[Am]unctual[C]ity, it n[C/B]ever [Am]fails
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{soc:Chorus}
Cos he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]good, and he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]fine
And he's o[C]h [C/B]so h[Am]ealthy in his b[C]ody and[C/B] his[Am] mind
He's a we[F]ll respected [Em]man about town
Do[F]ing the best things s[D]o conservati[G]vely[G/C][G]
{eoc}

{start_of_verse:Verse 2:}
[G]And his [C]mother [C/B]goes to m[Am]eetings while his [C]father [C/B]pulls the [Am]maid
And she stirs the tea with councilors while discussing foreign trade
And she passes looks as well as Bill's at every suave young man
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{soc:Chorus}
Cos he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]good, and he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]fine
...
{eoc}

{start_of_verse:Verse 3:}
[G]And he like[C]s his [C/B]own back[Am]yard and he l[C]ikes his [C/B]fags the [Am]best
Cos he's better than the rest and his arm sweat smells the best
And he hope to grab his father's loot when Pater passes on
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{soc:Chorus}
Cos he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]good, and he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]fine
...
{eoc}

{start_of_verse:Verse 4:}
[G]And he play[C]s the [C/B]stocks and [Am]shares and he g[C]oes to [C/B]a reg[Am]atta
He adores the girl next door cos he's dying to get at her
But his mother knows the best about the matrimonial stakes
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{soc:Chorus}
Cos he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]good, and he's [C]oh[C/B] so [Am]fine
And he's o[C]h [C/B]so h[Am]ealthy in his b[C]ody and[C/B] his[Am] mind
He's a we[F]ll respected [Em]man about town
Do[F]ing the best things s[D]o conservati[G]vely[G/C][G]
{eoc}