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He was Fborn in the Cwoods, Gtorn from his Amhome. Well, he was Fnaked, and Cdestined to be Fout on his Gown. And he Fwaited in Gdarkness, hoping Csomeone might Amsee, From Fsomething so Crough, what a FtreasurCe Ghe'd Cbe.
FStronger than Gsteel and Cwood. FSeen me through the Gbad and Cgood. And when I'm Fhanging by a Gstring, Cevery little Amthing is undeFrstood G
Between Martin and me.
Well he's Fhollow in the Cmiddle from the Gshape that he's Amin. He's either Ffilled up with Cmusic or locked Fin his shell Gagain. And it Ftakes some fine Gtuning to Cmake him come Amaround, But he's a Fhuge piece of Cme and I'll FneveCr Gput him Cdown.
FStronger than Gsteel and Cwood. FSeen me through the Gbad and Cgood. And when I'm Fhanging by a Gstring, Cevery little Amthing is underFstood G
Between Martin and me.
He is a Fgood Cfriend, and he Ghas his own Amvoice. And you Fget what you Cgive; somGetimes it's just Cnoise. But Fif you treat him Cwell he will Glast your life Amlong. And if you're Fhonest and Copen well, he will Fwrite Cyou Ga Csong.
(Write you a song, write you a song)
FStronger than Gsteel and Cwood. FSeen me through the Gbad and Cgood. And when I'm Fhanging by a Gstring, Cevery little Amthing is undeFrstood G And when I'm Fhanging by a Gstring, Cevery little Amthing is undeFrstood G
Between Martin and me.