Johnny Cash - My grandfathers clock

^GMy grandfather's c^Dlock Was too l^Garge for the sh^Celf So it ^Gstood ninety ye^Dars on the flo^Gor It was ta^Gller by h^Dalf than the the o^Gld man hims^Celf Though it wei^Gghed not a pe^Dnnyweights mo^Gre

It was ^Gbought on the mo^Drn Of the ^Cday that he was b^Gorn And was al^Gways his ple^Casure and pr^Dide But it s^Gtopped ^Dshort ^GNever to go ^Cagain When the ^Gold ^Dman d^Gied

^GNinety years without sl^Cumberi^Gng ^GHis life seconds nu^Cmberin^Gg It stopp^Ged, sh^Dort ne^Gver to go agai^Cn When the ^Gold ^Dman d^Gied

^GMy grandfather s^Daid that of t^Ghose he could hi^Cre Not a ^Gservant so fa^Dithful he foun^Gd For it wa^Gsted no t^Dime and had b^Gut one de^Csire At the cl^Gose of each we^Dek to be wo^Gund

And it ^Gkept in its pl^Dace, not a f^Crown upon its f^Gace ^GAnd its hands never h^Cung by its s^Dide But it s^Gtopped ^Dshort, ^Gnever to go ^Cagain When the ^Gold ^Dman d^Gied

^GIt rang and alar^Dmed in the d^Gead of the ni^Cght An ala^Grm that for ye^Dars had been d^Gumb And we k^Gnew that his s^Dpirit was pl^Guming for fl^Cight That his h^Gour for dep^Darture had co^Gme

Still t^Ghe clock kept the t^Dime with a ^Csoft and muffled ch^Gime ^GAs we silently sto^Cod by his s^Dide But it s^Gtopped ^Dshort, ^Gnever to go ^Cagain When the ^Gold ^Dman d^Gied

^GNinety years withou^Ct slum^Gbering ^GHis life seconds nu^Cmberin^Gg It stopp^Ged sh^Dort, n^Gever to go aga^Cin When the ^Gold ^Dman d^Gied