D Em The very day I purchased it I christened my guitarA D As my monophonic symphony six string orchestraD Em In my room I'd practice late, and they'd leave me aloneA G AD My mother said, "You're nothin' yet, to make the folks write home."F#m Em I'd play at all the talent nights, I'd finish, they'd applaudBm F#m EA Some called in muffled laughter, I just figured they were awedD Em So I went up for an encore, but they screamed they'd had enoughA G A D or, maybe I just need a group to help me do my stuffG D And so I dream a bass will join me and fill the bottom inG D E A And maybe now some lead guitar so it would not sound so thinAb G DBm I need some drums to set the beat and help me keep in timeEm A G AD And way back in the distance some strings would sound so fineG D D7 And we'd all play together like fine musicians shouldG D E A And it would sound like music and the music would sound goodAb G DBm But in real life I'm stuck with that same old formula Em A Em (individual notes:- D - A - F# - D - A) Me and my monophonic symphony six stringD orchestraD Em I write love songs for my favorite girl and sing 'em soft and slowA D But before I get to finish she says she has to goEm She's nice and say, "Excuse me, I've got to find a barA G A D I think I need refreshment 'fore I hear you play guitar."F#m Em I sent a demo tape I made to the record companiesBm F#m E A Two came back address unknown, one came back C.O.D.D Em Of course I got form letters all sayin' pleasant thingsA G AD Like suggesting I should find a trade where I would not have to singG D And so I dream a bass will join me and fill the bottom inG D E A And maybe now some lead guitar so it would not sound so thinAb G DBm I need some drums to set the beat and help me keep in timeEm A G AD And way back in the distance some strings would sound so fineG D D7 And we'd all play together like fine musicians shouldG D E A And it would sound like music and the music would sound goodAb G DBm But in real life I'm stuck with that same old formula Em A Em (individual notes:- D - A - F# - D - A) Me and my monophonic symphony six stringD orchestraD Em I've been takin' guitar lessons but my teacher just took leaveA D It was something about a breakdown or needing a reprieveEm I know I've found my future so I will persevereA G A D And hold on to my dream of makin' music to their earsG D And so I dream a bass will join me and fill the bottom inG D E A And maybe now some lead guitar so it would not sound so thinAb G DBm I need some drums to set the beat and help me keep in timeEm A G AD And way back in the distance some strings would sound so fineG D D7 And we'd all play together like fine musicians shouldG D E A And it would sound like music and the music would sound goodAb G DBm But in real life I'm stuck with that same old formula Em A Em (individual notes:- D - A - F# - D - A) Me and my monophonic symphony six stringD orchestra
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