| he threw one down from the top of the stairs
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| beautiful women were standing everywhere
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| they all got wet when he smashed that thing
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| but off in the dark you could hear somebody sing
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| it breaks my heart to see those stars
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| i dont know who they think they are
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| it started back in 1963
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| his mama wouldnt buy him that new red harmony
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| he settled for a sunburst with a crack
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| but hes still trying to break his mamas back
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| oh it breaks my heart to see those stars
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| i dont know who they think they are
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| how he loved that guitar just like a girlfriend
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| but every good thing comes to an end
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| now he just sits in his room all day
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| whistling every note he ever played
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| well there outta be a law with no bail
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| smash a guitar and you go to jail
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| with no chance for early parole
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| you dont get out until you get some soul
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| oh it breaks my heart to see those stars
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| i dont know who they think they are
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| late at night the end of the road
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| he wishes he still had that old guitar to hold
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| he’d rock it like a baby in his arms
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| never let it come to any harm
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| oh it breaks my heart to see those stars
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar
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| i dont know who they think they are
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| smashing a perfectly good guitar |