No Values

Paul McCartney

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Intro: Oh I hear them telling me that you?re selling off the furniture and even keep my personalised autographs. You might as well go all the way and sell your granny to the zoo. And while you?re at it may I go to my psychiatrist? He?s making money out of making me laugh. But I don?t mind I wish that I could say the same about you. It seems to me that you?ve still got no values. Oh you know you?re not so hot no values. You know you?ve got a lot but no values. And I?ll be glad if you went away again. No values... No values... No values at all. The city shark is at the dark end of the alleway you pays your money and you takes your choice. The arful dodger says he wants to pick a pocket or two. But you you?ve taken up a place in high society. A personal friend of Messrs Rolls and Royce got them all convinced that everything you say to them is true. It seems to me that you?ve still... Inter:F I like your wife?s smile I like her car. If I had your lifestyle I wouldn?t go far wrong on the waters of life you row your boat into the strongest tide that you can find. On the darkest of nights we were two of a kind. We went through it all before the tide went out and left us stranded on the shore. How was I to know. How was I to know. Well you ain?t got no values. You know you think you?re hot no values. You know you?ve got a lot no values. And I?ll be glad if you went away again. No values... No values... No values at all. End:Am

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