Anything Goes

Am         F
Times have changed
Am              E7          Am
And we've often rewound the clock
Bb                 F7    Bb
Since the Puritans got a shock
E7                  Bm7     E7
When they landed on Plymouth Rock
A7
If today
                      Dm
Any shock they should try to stem
E7                   Am
'Stead of landing on Plymouth Rock
         E          B7      E7
Plymouth Rock would land on them

[Chorus]

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A
In olden days, a glimpse of stocking
    F#m                    A7
Was looked on as something shocking
             Bm
But now, God knows
Dm                A      E7
Anything goes
A
Good authors, too, who once knew 
better words
F#m               A7
Now only use four-letter words
        Bm
Writing prose
Dm                A      E7
Anything goes

[Bridge]

G#7                C#
If driving fast cars you like
       G#7
If low bars you like
       C#
If old hymns you like
       G#7
If bare limbs you like
       C#m
If Mae West you like
       C#m7
Or me undressed you like
        Bbdim7        E7
Why, nobody will oppose