| Just an old guitar swinging in the window of a five and dime
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| And I knew we’d be together for the rest of time
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| So I ran home and begged on both my knees
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| From my folks to set it free
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| There’s a feeling in this world I can’t describe
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| Like only the bird knows how it feels to fly
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| And when that guitar hit my hand
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| It was flying I understand
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| Runnin around thick as thieves
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| Was the story of that old guitar and me
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| A boy so easy inspired
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| By wood and glue, steel and wire
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| Now, I hope this old guitar remembers the song
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| The one that kept me holding on
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| Hold her right you’ll hear that sound
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| My old friend won’t let you down
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| I think back now to those younger days
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| Dreamed to stand in the lights of a stage
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| Got a closet full of worn out shoes
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| From doin' just what I said I’d do
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| For some day I will turn to dust
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| As sure these old strings turn to rust
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| And I trust my fate will bring
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| Another set of hands to make this old girl sing
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| Now, I hope this old guitar remembers the song
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| The one that kept me holding on
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| Hold her right you’ll hear that sound
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| My old friend won’t let you down
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| My old friend won’t let you down |