D G D A This shirt is old and faded, all the color's washed awayD G D A I've had it more damn years than I can count anywayBm G D A I wear it beneath my jacket, with the collar turned up highBm G D A D Dsus4 D So old I should replace it, but I'm not about to tryD G D A This shirt's got silver buttons, and a place upon the sleeveD G D A Where I used to set my heart up right there where anyone could seeBm G D A This shirt is the one I wore to every boring high school danceBm G D A D Dsus4 D A Where the boys ignored the girls and we all pretended to like the bandF#m G D A This shirt was a pillow for my head on a train through ItalyF#m G D A This shirt was a blanket beneath the love we made in ArgelesF#m G D A This shirt was lost for three whole days in a town near BuffaloBm F#m E7 A D Dsus4 D A Till I found the locker key in a downtown Trailways bus depotD G D A This shirt is the one I lent you, and when you gave it backD G. D A It had a rip inside the sleeve where you rolled your cigarettesBm G A It was the place I put my heart, now look at where you put a tearBm G A I forgave your thoughtlessness, but not the boy who put it thereF#m G D A This shirt was the place your cat decided to give birth to fiveF#m G D A And we stayed up all night watching, and we wept when the last one diedF#m G D A This shirt is just an old faded piece of cottonBm F#m. E7 A D Dsus4 D A Shining like memories inside those silver buttonsD G D A This shirt is a grand old relic with a grand old historyD G. D A I wear it now for Sunday chores, cleaning house and raking leavesBm G D A I wear it beneath my jacket with the collar turned up highBm G D A D Dsus4 D A So old I should replace it, but I'm not about to try
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Mary Chapin Carpenter
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