Misc Unsigned Bands - Tylor and the train robbers - moms old fender

^CThis guitar that I’m playin’, it ain’t ^Ammine It’s been p^Glayin’ country music since before my ^Ctime It’s my mom’s old Fender and^Am my great uncles before ^GIt’s gettin’ pretty old now it’s gettin’ tattered and wa^Crn

^CIt’s a dark shade of brown, from the neck on ^Amdown It’s been p^Glayin’ Hank and Haggard for 45 ^Cyears It was in some bands until^Am it hit my mother’s hands G C C Am G C x2 Passed down can’t you hear the aged and hollow sound?

^GI pick it up from time to time ^FIt teaches me it’s songs and I ^Cteach it mine ^CA little bit of Waylon, a little Patsy C^Gline ^FIt’s held some dreams upon it’s frets ^CPlayin’ honky tonks and bars and ^Fpayin’ debts C G N.C. C C Am G C x2 There’s a lot this old guitar can do; Now it’s playin’ for you

^CIt used to play every Saturday night after my^Am uncle bought it new Playin’song^Gs to make you want to jump and ^Cshout,songs to make you blue Then he had to sell it to ^Ammy mom and she played what she knew ^GAnd she was known to do a Dolly Parton song or tw^Co

^GI pick it up from time to time ^FIt teaches me it’s songs and I ^Cteach it mine ^CA little bit of Waylon, a little Patsy C^Gline ^FIt’s held some dreams upon it’s frets ^CPlayin’ honky tonks and bars and ^Fpayin’ debts C G N.C. C C Am G C x2 There’s a lot this old guitar can do; Now it’s playin’ for you

…Now it’s playin’ for yo^Cu; Now it’s playin’ for y^Amou This old guita^Gr;

N.C.

Now it’ws playin’ for y^Cou