_ _ _ _ _
A _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Am _
D _ _
G# _
A I like it
Gm when you
A turn the radio on.
You still get worked up to your favorite
F song.
D Even when you sing
Fm the wrong
D words.
At the top of
A your lungs.
Like _ _ _ _ _ the way you're able to
G# ignore.
A _ You've told the same joke
F#m ten times
C# before.
D Boy, you say the _ punchline's laid
G# out
A on the floor.
One _ _ _ _
D _ thing I can
C# tell
D _ _ you, never
E get bored _ _ .
_ _ _
F# You might be
F#m crazy,
D I might be lazy.
A _ But I like it that way.
F#m I think it's time to
D turn, we've got no good
G wine.
Present classy,
F#m _ _ _
D these still
G are the good
A old days.
_ _ _ I _ _ like the way that you try to
G# explain.
A You don't know who it is or what is his
D name.
But he was in that
D movie, the
G one about
A the shark.
_ _ _ _ _
C# _ .
D Then you
G get mad
D that I'm
C supposed
E to know _ _ _ _ .
F#m You might be crazy,
D you might be lazy.
A _ Just find that way.
I
F#m think it's time
D to turn, we've got no good
G wine.
Present classy,
F#m _ _ _ .
D these still
G are the good
A old days.
We.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Am _
D _ _
G# _
A _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ _
D _
Am _ .
_ _ _ _
A _
B _
D _ _ .
_ _ _
Am _
F#m might be crazy,
D we might be lazy.
A _ Just find that way.
As
F#m long as we
A want
D it, we'll still be rocking.
A _ Yeah, we'll rock it away.
E It's
F# _ _
F#m _ .
D time to drink up the good
G wine Present classy.
F#m _ _ _ _
G We've come a long,
F#m long way.
But
D these still
G are the good
A old days _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ _ The good
A old days.
I like it when you turn the radio
G# on.