When fashion is your passion
At first glance leaves a lasting impression
Paris catwalks, big small talk
The casting couch promise that'll put you worse off

Every evening London's receiving
A beat machine man-made and so deceiving
We got the groove now, we'll show the world how
To wake this planet up with a new sound now

I'm into fashion just because of you
It ain't the flash man, it's down to attitude
I'm into fashion all because of you
I got new fashion just designed for you

Silk emerald islands
Diamante high lands
A vouge sale scheme, just an empty day dream
Child labour out of favour
Fashion can have such a nasty flavour

I'm into fashion just because of you
It ain't the flash man, it's down to attitude
I'm into fashion all because of you
I got new fashion just for you

Hand me downs
I wear my rags well
I mix, match and I make it gel

Just hand it down
I'm breaking new ground
You'll always find me in a thrift store wheelin' around

I'm into fashion just because of you
It ain't the flash man, it's down to attitude
I'm into fashion all because of you
I got new fashion just for you

I'm into fashion just because of you
It ain't the flash man, it's down to attitude
I'm into fashion all because of you
I got new fashion just for you


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Fashion Lyrics as written by David Bowie

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