| D | |
| I dug out your photograph from our old dresser drawer |
| I set it on the table and I talked to it till four |
| G | |
| Then I saw your nightie on the | table by the phone |
| D | A | D | |
| So I been sittin' a- | lone, tryin' stuff | on. |
| Then I looked through your jewelry, for your clip on hoop ear rings |
| Your lipstick and your make-up, your accessories and things |
| Then I plundered throught your closet, till I found an extra long |
| And I've been sittin' at home tryin' stuff on. |
| CHORUS |
| D | |
| Trying stuff on, I'm tryin' stuff on |
| A | |
| Your six-inch heels and your Faberge co- | logne |
| D | G | |
| Yes, you | left me with your mem'ries and the | wardrobe that you owned |
| D | A | D | |
| Now I've been sittin' at | home tryin' stuff | on. |
| I put on your sequined ball gown and I checked the mirror there |
| Why, I look like Cindy Crawford, but with much more body hair |
| And then I thought, I'm much too cute, to sit here all alone |
| So I'm at happy hour with your stuff on. |
| A trucker made a pass at me, so I hit him with your purse |
| And the police stepped between us, before it could get worse |
| And then the nice policeman said, can I take you home |
| He didn't know it was me, with your stuff on. |
| (CHORUS #2) |
| With your stuff on, I got your stuff on |
| Your fish-net hose and your dress of pink chiffon |
| Oh, you left me with your mem'ries and the wardrobe that you owned |
| But I don't pay for drinks with your stuff on. |
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| | Submitted by: Gene Graham | |
| | ah827@rgfn.epcc.edu El Paso, Texas | |
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