Vintage Clothes
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Vintage Clothes
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Don't live in the past
Don't hold on to something that's changing fast
What we are, is what we are and what we wear
Is vintage clothes, vintage clothes:
We jump up for joy
Who cares if we look like a girl or boy
What we are, is what we are and what we wear
Is vintage clothes, vintage clothes:
A little more, a little tall
Check the rack
What went out, is coming back
Don't live in the past
Don't hold on to something that's changing fast
What we are, is what we are and what we wear
Is vintage clothes, vintage clothes:
A little more, a little tall
Check the rack
What went out, is coming back
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Paul McCartney performs "Vintage Clothes", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul McCartney catalog on LyroVerse.
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