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Artist: Gary Moore
Canonical path: /gary-moore/spanish-guitar
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Spanish Guitar
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Spanish Guitar
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As I sit here and play
My spanish guitar
Underneath the stars,
It passes the time away.
Each note I play
Is a memory of Spain,
The melodies they take me back there again
[guitar]
So as I sit here and play
On my old spanish guitar,
Each note I play
Just sails away.
And it brings me closer
To that spanish senorita.
Oh, she's so far away.
[guitar]
As I sit here and play
Underneath the stars,
It passes the time away
And brings me closer
To my spanish holiday.
[guitar solo até acabar]
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Gary Moore performs "Spanish Guitar", and this lyric page sits inside the Gary Moore catalog on LyroVerse.
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