Leftys Song
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: GCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Verse 1]
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When Lefty Clark was a young man
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He was a handsome Sunday athlete
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Wrote stories for the paper
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down on main street
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And chances he had chances
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to escape the small town life
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But his brother was deaf and dumb
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And couldn’t be left behind
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The depression was going strong then
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Actors were on the road
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One hot July a girl came through in a WPA show
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She was city bred and beautiful
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A lady to her finger tips
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As much at home in her velvet shoes
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As Lefty he was in his
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They fell in love on the courthouse square
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But pretty soon her show
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Moved on as she couldn’t stay
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And Lefty couldn’t go
[Chorus]
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So the years passed
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And Lefty grew old
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With only his brother at home
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And when Dummy died it was too late
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To find any place else and so
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Some night he'd have a little whiskey
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For the summer on his mind
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And open his trunk
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And hold two velvet shoes
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And sit and cry
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He’d sit and cry
[Verse 2]
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But of the time he was Lefty
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Who always had a joke
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Was good to his friends and neighbors
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And never whispered of being alone
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He hit sixty-eight all by himself
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With tobacco on his chin
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A TV diner in the oven
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And a few friends dropping in
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Still once each million chances
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There’s justice in the world
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And Late that year he finally heard
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From the long lost velvet girl
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She was still so beautiful
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Tall, silver haired and proud
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They'd took walks like they used to take
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Before the last summer run out
[Outro]
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She said better late than never
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Lefty said you took a while
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She spoke her life with sadness
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And he spoke with a smile
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He’d sit and smile
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He’d sit and smile
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He’d sit and smile
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