The Now Generation
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The Now Generation
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What to wear?
How about these slacks and this shirt?
How do I look?
You're so attractive
Clothes pressed and mended
Shoes polished
How do we look?
Good enough in that outfit
The cost of corduroy
The fabric woven for the now generation
It's the new fashion to look old-fashioned
A girl could be crazy about it
Out of the past and into your future comes this news
And the news is pleats
I say, you look smooth
You look mighty elegant yourself, if I may say so
Not only smart, it's comfortable too
The finish is going to be ecstatic
The now generation
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