Bits And Pieces Of Life Song Lyrics and Chords

 

Bits And Pieces Of Life Song Lyrics and Chords by Cal Smith

 

Bits And Pieces Of Life
Recorded by Cal Smith
Written by Charlie Williams
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No one knows the old man's name
 
But every evening as the sun goes  
C 
down
 
He  
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pulls a creaking wagon to the city dump a mile or so from  
C 
town
 
And  
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he searches through the papers and the bottles
 
And wonders what he'll fin
C 
 
today
He's collecting bits and pieces
 
Of the  
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lives other people threw  
C 
away
There's a picture in a broken frame
 
That  
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shows a father  
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standing with his  
C 
son
Their smiling faces testify
 
That  
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neither sees the  
G7 
troubled times to  
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come
 
The  
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father couldn't understand the teenage boy
 
With values of his  
C 
own
And neither one would compromise
 
And  
G7 
now just like the old man they'r
C 
 
alone
He brushes off a crumpled dress
 
That a  
F 
pretty girl once  
G7 
wore to her first  
C 
dance
 
She and the boy were planning to be  
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married
 
But they  
G7 
never got the  
C 
chance
 
They  
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buried him in Viet Nam
 
And she just grieved herself to death they  
C 
say
He's collecting bits and pieces
 
Of the  
G7 
lives that other people threw  
C 
away

He kicks aside the cans

 
And finds  
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record two young  
G7 
lovers called their  
C 
song
 
And a crucifix a mother gave her  
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daughter
 
Back  
G7 
before the world went  
C 
wrong
 
The  
F 
old man slowly turns to go
 
The walk today was hardly worth his  
C 
time

It's just a bunch of junk he says

 
For there ain'
G7 
t nothing here that's wort
C 
h a dime

 

FAQ

 

Who sang the the song Bits And Pieces Of Life?
- The song Bits And Pieces Of Life was sang by Cal Smith.

 

Who is Cal Smith?
- Calvin Grant Shofner (April 7, 1932 - October 10, 2013), known professionally as Cal Smith, was an American country musician, most famous for his 1974 hits "Country Bumpkin" and "It's Time to Pay the Fiddler".

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