Key: G major
Verse 1
B
F#
B
Bm
B
One, two
A
E
B
The day I found that old guitar.
When uncle harry died,
A
F#
A
The one we found in
E
F#
B
the boot of his old car.
F#
B
When I tried to learn to play,
E
C#m
F#
I bet you never dreamed that old guitar
Would put me where I am today.
B
Verse 2
B
F#
Yes, it's been a lot of years,
A
E
B
I guess it's been an interesting life.
F#
A
No, mam, I never found another woman
E
B
That I wanted for a wife.
C#m
B
That I wasn't the domesticated kind,
E
C#m
But I don't blame her for getting tired
B
Verse 3
B
F#
Yes, I know sometimes it looks
A
E
B
Like I've just simply thrown my life away.
E
B
I'd make it big some day.
C#m
B
To live this life and think the way I do,
E
C#m
F#
But you'll be glad to hear that any more
I ain't near as bad to drink.
B
Verse 4
B
F#
A
How is Tommy doing with the business
E
B
Now that daddy's passed away?
F#
A
I'm sure daddy always knew that tom
E
B
Would be the one to take his place.
C#m
B
I'd sit and pick and sing and let him nag,
E
G#m
C#m
But way down deep inside I think
Verse 5
B
F#
A
We open Monday night in bolton city
E
B
For another two week stand,
E
B
Could come and hear my band.
tell you 'bout the
E
C#m
And I'll send the fifteen dollars soon
Interlude 1
make a draw.
B
F#
A
E
B
F#
A
Verse 6
B
Outro 1
C#m
B
E
C#m
F#
B
F#
A
E
B
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