Clothes Maketh The Man
Here’s the suit I wore when I was newly born
It’s not worth taking to the charity shop
People today prefer brand new,
So may as well drop it in the skip
Ah, my favourite old t-shirt
Once I wore it every day
But now may as well rip it up and make it into cloths
It’s only thin, it’ll easily rip
I know that jacket so well
I wore it on my wedding day
It’s rather small on me now, and not the sort of thing I might wear,
On a trip
I wish I could still fit into my faded blue jeans
Those jeans and I had fun together many moons ago
I couldn’t wear them now without them giving me
Something of a nip
But this black shroud,
Perhaps this will be of use one day
It can cover me up when I lie in state
It should do the job
In a snip