Song | Call Me Old-Fashioned |
Artist | Pet Shop Boys |
Album | Closer To Heaven (Original Cast Recording) |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
BOB: | |
I have to admit | |
I'm an absolute shit | |
But at least you can't call me | |
a hypocrite | |
I don't want fame | |
or the critics' acclaim | |
Take it from me | |
that's a pointless game | |
I've got a minder | |
a chauffeur, a flunkey | |
'cause I’m the organ-grinder | |
not the monkey | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
At least I know what I like | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
If you're so wet | |
Why don't you get | |
on your bike? | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
At least I'm moving ahead | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
If I can't charm you | |
I'll just strong-arm you | |
to bed | |
The moment I see you with your trousers dropped | |
Will be as rewarding as just having shopped | |
All of the names that I've spent years collecting | |
They're the only things that are worth respecting | |
Prada and Porsche and Philippe Starck | |
The only little problem is where to park | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
You're all so quick to condemn | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
Until you learn | |
How much I earn | |
and I spend | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
and I've been called worse than muck | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
but understand | |
What I've got planned | |
won't be luck | |
Sex is fun and sex sells, honey | |
A shiny dream to make me money | |
Where the sea is blue, the sky is sunny | |
Love is hot and suprisingly | |
Old-fashioned | |
I'll make love down the phone | |
Call me tomorrow | |
I'll give you breaks | |
I'll be as long as it takes to your home | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
At least I'm moving ahead | |
Call me old-fashioned | |
If I can't charm you | |
I'll just strong-arm you | |
to bed | |
Where you can be | |
old-fashioned | |
with me |
BOB: | |
I have to admit | |
I' m an absolute shit | |
But at least you can' t call me | |
a hypocrite | |
I don' t want fame | |
or the critics' acclaim | |
Take it from me | |
that' s a pointless game | |
I' ve got a minder | |
a chauffeur, a flunkey | |
' cause I' m the organgrinder | |
not the monkey | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I know what I like | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If you' re so wet | |
Why don' t you get | |
on your bike? | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I' m moving ahead | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If I can' t charm you | |
I' ll just strongarm you | |
to bed | |
The moment I see you with your trousers dropped | |
Will be as rewarding as just having shopped | |
All of the names that I' ve spent years collecting | |
They' re the only things that are worth respecting | |
Prada and Porsche and Philippe Starck | |
The only little problem is where to park | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
You' re all so quick to condemn | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
Until you learn | |
How much I earn | |
and I spend | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
and I' ve been called worse than muck | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
but understand | |
What I' ve got planned | |
won' t be luck | |
Sex is fun and sex sells, honey | |
A shiny dream to make me money | |
Where the sea is blue, the sky is sunny | |
Love is hot and suprisingly | |
Oldfashioned | |
I' ll make love down the phone | |
Call me tomorrow | |
I' ll give you breaks | |
I' ll be as long as it takes to your home | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I' m moving ahead | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If I can' t charm you | |
I' ll just strongarm you | |
to bed | |
Where you can be | |
oldfashioned | |
with me |
BOB: | |
I have to admit | |
I' m an absolute shit | |
But at least you can' t call me | |
a hypocrite | |
I don' t want fame | |
or the critics' acclaim | |
Take it from me | |
that' s a pointless game | |
I' ve got a minder | |
a chauffeur, a flunkey | |
' cause I' m the organgrinder | |
not the monkey | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I know what I like | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If you' re so wet | |
Why don' t you get | |
on your bike? | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I' m moving ahead | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If I can' t charm you | |
I' ll just strongarm you | |
to bed | |
The moment I see you with your trousers dropped | |
Will be as rewarding as just having shopped | |
All of the names that I' ve spent years collecting | |
They' re the only things that are worth respecting | |
Prada and Porsche and Philippe Starck | |
The only little problem is where to park | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
You' re all so quick to condemn | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
Until you learn | |
How much I earn | |
and I spend | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
and I' ve been called worse than muck | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
but understand | |
What I' ve got planned | |
won' t be luck | |
Sex is fun and sex sells, honey | |
A shiny dream to make me money | |
Where the sea is blue, the sky is sunny | |
Love is hot and suprisingly | |
Oldfashioned | |
I' ll make love down the phone | |
Call me tomorrow | |
I' ll give you breaks | |
I' ll be as long as it takes to your home | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
At least I' m moving ahead | |
Call me oldfashioned | |
If I can' t charm you | |
I' ll just strongarm you | |
to bed | |
Where you can be | |
oldfashioned | |
with me |