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SINGING FOR A LIVING
David Walburn ©2007

VERSE A Worked my share of dead end jobs from Georgia to Bristol Bay
Trying to make a living a soul trying to find his way
And some times this old guitar was the only thing to see me through
And if you got a dime and a little bit of time I’ll play my songs for you

CHORUS And I know I ain’t all that good looking and sometimes my songs have nothing to say
But SINGING FOR A LIVING beats working for a hard days pay
SINGING FOR A LIVING beats working for a hard days pay

VERSE A Every days a struggle every nights a different town
And like a dunk I wonder why I can’t seem to put it down
Cause when I play this old guitar and song comes shining through
And I walk out on stage well I know I was made to be right here
With you

CHORUS (repeat)

BRIDGE And the say I’m over the hill when I’m in my prime
I’m just waiting to be opened and savored like a fine wine

CHORUS (repeat)

VERSE A The lights haven’t shined in Nashville and I won’t go to L.A.
And every time they turn me down I carry on anyway
‘Cause one day your going to know my name by a song that you
Just got to hear
So I’ll keep up this fight and arrive over night if It takes me twenty
By-dam years

CHORUS (repeat)