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Richard Naviasky - My Guitar Lyrics



Richard Naviasky - My Guitar Lyrics




When I went to the store and I bought a guitar
I thought it would make me a superstar
That still ain't happened so far
But that's alright with me

It may be I didn't pay enough
Or maybe my fingers are a little too rough
It could be a lot of stuff
But that's alright with me

I write my words
And I pick a melody
And I hope you'll like it
But if you don't
That's alright with me

I'll strum my way straight to the moon
And howl my words out of tune
In a voice that sounds like a cartoon
And that's alright with me

My guitar may not be the very best
But I love it nonetheless
Sometimes it gets my wife undressed
And that's alright with me

I write my words
And I pick a melody
And I hope you'll like it
But if you don't
That's alright with me
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When I went to the store and I bought a guitar
I thought it would make me a superstar
That still ain't happened so far
But that's alright with me

It may be I didn't pay enough
Or maybe my fingers are a little too rough
It could be a lot of stuff
But that's alright with me

I write my words
And I pick a melody
And I hope you'll like it
But if you don't
That's alright with me

I'll strum my way straight to the moon
And howl my words out of tune
In a voice that sounds like a cartoon
And that's alright with me

My guitar may not be the very best
But I love it nonetheless
Sometimes it gets my wife undressed
And that's alright with me

I write my words
And I pick a melody
And I hope you'll like it
But if you don't
That's alright with me
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Writer: Richard Naviasky
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Performed By: Richard Naviasky
Language: English
Length: 2:10
Written by: Richard Naviasky

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