| Song | The Guitar |
| Artist | Guy Clark |
| Album | Somedays the Song Writes You |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Clark, Thompson | |
| Well, I was passing by a pawn shop | |
| In an older part of town | |
| Something caught my eye | |
| And I stopped and turned around | |
| I stepped inside and there | |
| I spiedIn the middle of it all | |
| Was a beat up old guitar | |
| Hanging on the wall. | |
| What do you want for that piece of junk | |
| I asked the old man | |
| He just smiled and took it downand he put it in my hand | |
| He said you tell me what it's worth | |
| You're the one who wants it | |
| Turn it up, play a song | |
| And let's just see what haunts it | |
| So I hit a couple of cords | |
| In my old country way of strumming | |
| And then my fingers turned to lightning | |
| Man.. I never heard it coming | |
| It was like | |
| I always knew it | |
| I just don't know where | |
| I learned it | |
| It wasn't nothin' but the truth | |
| So I just reared back and burned it | |
| Well I lost all track of time | |
| There was nothing | |
| I couldn't pick | |
| Up and down the neck | |
| I never missed a lick | |
| The guitar almost played itself | |
| There was nothing | |
| I could do | |
| It was getting hard to tell | |
| Just who was playing who | |
| When I finally put it down | |
| I couldn't catch my breath | |
| My hands were shaking | |
| And I was scared to death | |
| The old man finally got up | |
| Said where in the | |
| Hell you been | |
| I've been waiting all these years | |
| For you to stumble in | |
| Then he took down an old dusty case | |
| Said go on and pack it up | |
| You don't owe me nothing | |
| And then he said good luck | |
| There was something spooky in his voice | |
| And something strange on his face | |
| When he shut the lid | |
| I saw my name was on the case | |
| Guy Clark - | |
| The Guitar |
| zuo qu : Clark, Thompson | |
| Well, I was passing by a pawn shop | |
| In an older part of town | |
| Something caught my eye | |
| And I stopped and turned around | |
| I stepped inside and there | |
| I spiedIn the middle of it all | |
| Was a beat up old guitar | |
| Hanging on the wall. | |
| What do you want for that piece of junk | |
| I asked the old man | |
| He just smiled and took it downand he put it in my hand | |
| He said you tell me what it' s worth | |
| You' re the one who wants it | |
| Turn it up, play a song | |
| And let' s just see what haunts it | |
| So I hit a couple of cords | |
| In my old country way of strumming | |
| And then my fingers turned to lightning | |
| Man.. I never heard it coming | |
| It was like | |
| I always knew it | |
| I just don' t know where | |
| I learned it | |
| It wasn' t nothin' but the truth | |
| So I just reared back and burned it | |
| Well I lost all track of time | |
| There was nothing | |
| I couldn' t pick | |
| Up and down the neck | |
| I never missed a lick | |
| The guitar almost played itself | |
| There was nothing | |
| I could do | |
| It was getting hard to tell | |
| Just who was playing who | |
| When I finally put it down | |
| I couldn' t catch my breath | |
| My hands were shaking | |
| And I was scared to death | |
| The old man finally got up | |
| Said where in the | |
| Hell you been | |
| I' ve been waiting all these years | |
| For you to stumble in | |
| Then he took down an old dusty case | |
| Said go on and pack it up | |
| You don' t owe me nothing | |
| And then he said good luck | |
| There was something spooky in his voice | |
| And something strange on his face | |
| When he shut the lid | |
| I saw my name was on the case | |
| Guy Clark | |
| The Guitar |
| zuò qǔ : Clark, Thompson | |
| Well, I was passing by a pawn shop | |
| In an older part of town | |
| Something caught my eye | |
| And I stopped and turned around | |
| I stepped inside and there | |
| I spiedIn the middle of it all | |
| Was a beat up old guitar | |
| Hanging on the wall. | |
| What do you want for that piece of junk | |
| I asked the old man | |
| He just smiled and took it downand he put it in my hand | |
| He said you tell me what it' s worth | |
| You' re the one who wants it | |
| Turn it up, play a song | |
| And let' s just see what haunts it | |
| So I hit a couple of cords | |
| In my old country way of strumming | |
| And then my fingers turned to lightning | |
| Man.. I never heard it coming | |
| It was like | |
| I always knew it | |
| I just don' t know where | |
| I learned it | |
| It wasn' t nothin' but the truth | |
| So I just reared back and burned it | |
| Well I lost all track of time | |
| There was nothing | |
| I couldn' t pick | |
| Up and down the neck | |
| I never missed a lick | |
| The guitar almost played itself | |
| There was nothing | |
| I could do | |
| It was getting hard to tell | |
| Just who was playing who | |
| When I finally put it down | |
| I couldn' t catch my breath | |
| My hands were shaking | |
| And I was scared to death | |
| The old man finally got up | |
| Said where in the | |
| Hell you been | |
| I' ve been waiting all these years | |
| For you to stumble in | |
| Then he took down an old dusty case | |
| Said go on and pack it up | |
| You don' t owe me nothing | |
| And then he said good luck | |
| There was something spooky in his voice | |
| And something strange on his face | |
| When he shut the lid | |
| I saw my name was on the case | |
| Guy Clark | |
| The Guitar |