My Little Guitar
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My Little Guitar
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My little guitar, you're a part of me,
I tune you right and I touch you light
And you answer sweetly.
You ride by my side in the bumpy car,
And I'm never alone wherever I'm going
With my little guitar.
Mister Baggage Man, use a civil hand
When you put her world-traveled case down the chute,
If you give her a chance
She could make you dance
In your working boots.
My little guitar, you're a pretty thing.
And I have to sing along
When I hear you sing.
Some loving hands made you what you are,
And the passing time made you sweet as wine,
My little guitar.
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Who performs "My Little Guitar"?
Malvina Reynolds performs "My Little Guitar", and this lyric page sits inside the Malvina Reynolds catalog on LyroVerse.
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