Moms Old Fender chords

[INTRO]
[C]

[VERSE 1]
[C]This guitar that I’m playin’, it ain’t [Am]mine
It’s been p[G]layin’ country music since before my [C]time
It’s my mom’s old Fender and[Am] my great uncles before
[G]It’s gettin’ pretty old now it’s gettin’ tattered and wa[C]rn

[VERSE 2]
[C]It’s a dark shade of brown, from the neck on [Am]down
It’s been p[G]layin’ Hank and Haggard for 45 [C]years
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?

[CHORUS]
[G]I pick it up from time to time
[F]It teaches me it’s songs and I [C]teach it mine
[C]A little bit of Waylon, a little Patsy C[G]line
[F]It’s held some dreams upon it’s frets
[C]Playin’ honky tonks and bars and [F]payin’ 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

[VERSE 3]
[C]It used to play every Saturday night after my[Am] uncle bought it new
Playin’song[G]s to make you want to jump and [C]shout,songs to make you blue
Then he had to sell it to [Am]my mom and she played what she knew
[G]And she was known to do a Dolly Parton song or tw[C]o

[CHORUS]
[G]I pick it up from time to time
[F]It teaches me it’s songs and I [C]teach it mine
[C]A little bit of Waylon, a little Patsy C[G]line
[F]It’s held some dreams upon it’s frets
[C]Playin’ honky tonks and bars and [F]payin’ 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

[OUTRO]
…Now it’s playin’ for yo[C]u; Now it’s playin’ for y[Am]ou
This old guita[G]r; N.C.
Now it’ws playin’ for y[C]ou

[C] [Am] [G] [C] x2