Song for the Year 2000 David Allan Coe
David Allan Coe
Song For The Year 2000
â??I was ah readinâ?? an article in a magazine
about David Allan Coe as a songwriter and ah.
They were sayinâ?? how ah my song, Jack Danielâ??s,
If You Please, that I wrote in 1956, ah really changed
country music back in the 60â??s and then in the 70â??s
you know and Divers Do It Deeper and Take This Job and
Shove It and different songs that I wrote. This guy
was sayinâ?? that, he was wonderin what David Allan Coe
would be writtinâ?? by the year 2000 that would be
so different and unusual then whatever everyone
else was doinâ??. So I call this a Song For The Year
2000.â??
[F]Jimmyâ??s in the closet,[Bb] he thinks no one knows
[C]He likes to wear makeup, and put on womanâ??s [F]clothes
[F]When he tries to be a man his fe[Bb]minine side shows
[C]Jimmyâ??s in the closet, he thinks no one [F]knows
Chorus:
But it ta[F]kes all kinds of people, to make the world [Bb]go round
I [C]bent the whole world over, and thatâ??s one thing tha[F]t I found
[F]Color does not matter, black, white, or red, [Bb]or brown
It [C]takes all kinds of people, to make the world [F]go round
The world go [Bb]round, the world go[F] round
It [C]takes all kinds of people, to make the world [F]go round
[F]Michaelâ??s taking hormon[Bb]e, treatments once again
[C]Michaelâ??s black, Michael hates the color o[F]f his skin
[F]Michaelâ??s getting whiter, then heâ??s[Bb] ever been
[C]Michaelâ??s taking hormone, treatments on[F]ce again
Chorus:
[F]Stella was flat chested, she always stayed[Bb] at home
[C]Stella saved her money up, and bought so[F]me silicon
[F]Now the boys all stare at Stellaâ??s chest and they wonâ??t l[Bb]eave her alone
[C]Stella saved her money up just to buy s[F]ome silicone
Chorus:
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