GG C G The campus crowd was noisy as we waited for the showG D7 Everyone had come to see the king of rock and rollG C G But when they pulled back the curtain one old man stepped outG D7 G He climbed upon a stool and a hush fell on the crowdG C G Folks he said I’m sorry but the star ain’t gonna showG D7 He missed the plane in Abilene and they said to let you knowG C G But they’ll give back your money anytime you wanna leaveG D7 G Then he took out his old mouth harp and he wiped it on his sleeveContinúa después del anuncioC G He sang about the Mardi Gras, some blues and love and warC G D7 And how nobody takes the time to care much anymoreC G He played that harp like it was part of that old guitar of hisG D7 G And truth was just a natural thing for the Arizona WhizG C G Then he sang a song of glory and how he’d fly awayG D7 Said thank you folks you sure been nice, then he left the stageG C G Though they only paid him 20 bucks that night the world was hisG D7 G Cause not a soul walked out the door on the Arizona WhizC G He was old and he was wrinkled, he was bent and he was brokeC G D7 In a pair of faded blue jeans with a scarf around his throatC G And he could sing a hurtin’ song like the memory was hisG D7 G You could almost see the scars on the Arizona WhizG C G Folks I’d like to say this song’s for you but to tell it like it isG D7 G If you don’t mind this one’s for the Arizona Whiz
Arizona Whiz
Cal Smith
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