| This old guitar, seen dusty roads and smoky bars
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| The back seats of all my old cars, city lights and southern stars
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| This old guitar, it’s told the truth, it’s told some lies
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| Sometimes it sings, sometimes it it cries
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| It’s who I am, it’s my disguise
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| This old guitar, it’s just wood and strings and steel
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| This old guitar, always knows just how I feel
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| This old guitar, it’s seen it’s share of broken hearts
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| It’s got cracks and broken parts
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| It’s a symphony… of scars
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| This old guitar…
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| Hell, I’ve even gone and named it
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| I have cursed and blessed and blamed it
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| Still my fingers have not tamed it
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| This old guitar, guess you could say we show our ages
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| From all the songs and whiskey rages
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| Crazy stages, final pages
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| This old guitar, it’s wood and strings and steel
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| This old guitar, always knows just how I feel
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| This old guitar, it’s seen it’s share of broken hearts
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| It’s got cracks and broken parts
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| It’s a symphony… of scars
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| This old guitar
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| This old guitar, has played for kings and played for paupers
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| It’s all the gold here in my coffers
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| Still I can’t give it all it offers
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| This old guitar, it’s wood and strings and steel
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| This old guitar, always knows just how I feel
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| This old guitar, it’s seen it’s share of broken hearts
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| It’s got cracks and broken parts
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| It’s a symphony… of scars
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| This old guitar |