A7 D
I stepped out of the shower, Got a good look at myself
G D
Pot bellied, bald head, man I thought it was somebody else
G D E7
I caught my reflection in the mirror, on the back of the
bathroom door
D A7 D
And I just don’t look good naked anymore.
D
A7 D
I’m going upstairs and turn the bedroom mirror to the wall
G D
I hung it there, when I was trim and tall
G D E7
I’d stand there smile & strut & flex, until my arms got sore
D A7 D
But, I just don’t look good naked anymore
G D
Well I used to go out with the girls, I drove them all insane
G D A7
I also had a lot of hair, but it’s gone right down the drain
D A7 D
Well I went to the doctor for my annual medical exam,
G D
Stood there in the buff and suddenly she said “MAN”
G D E7
I said “what is it Doc some fatal disease”? I just got
to know the score
D A7 D
No” You just don’t look good naked anymore”
G D
Well, me and my wife had a dance routine, everybody said it was
unique,
G D
Now it’s only when we’re back to back that were dancing cheek
A7
to cheek.
D A7 D
Well I went to a nude beach for a little seaside fun,
G D
Stretched out in my birthday suit, soaking up the sun
G D
Somebody yelled” Hey, there’s an old white whale, washed up
E7
on the shore”
D A7 D
I just don’t look good naked anymore
G
Ya, my arches fell, my ankles swell
D E7
And I wish my eyes were poor,
D A7 D
Cause I just don’t look good naked anymore.
