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