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Put On An Old Pair Of Shoes
Recorded by Jim Ed, Bonnie and Maxine Brown
Written by Billy Hill

C   F     C
Put on an old pair of shoes 

And we'll go walking down the alley
      G7
Maybe we'll run into Sally 
        D7               G7
And the crowd we used to know

          C
Put on an old pair of shoes 

And even though our cloths are baggy 
         G7       D7      G7         C
We'll go down and call on Maggie and Joe

             F
We'll always find fair weather 
         C
When the old gang gets together
   D7                       G7
We don't care whether we're broke 
   D7     G7
Or in the dough

               C
We'll find the dreams left behind 

In all the old familiar places
      G7
As we mend the broken laces 
      D7  G7      C
Of an old pair of shoes

             F
We'll always find fair weather 
         C
When the old gang gets together
   D7                       G7
We don't care whether we're broke 
   D7     G7
Or in the dough

               C
We'll find the dreams left behind 

In all the old familiar places
      G7
As we mend the broken laces 
      D7  G7      C
Of an old pair of shoes

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