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my blue ukulele
is from mccabe’s.
i had a guitar
but i never played it.
i became the ukulele girl.
ukulele girl, oh ukulele girl
play us a song.
the man at the store—
his name was dan, i think—
drilled a special knob onto one side
to attach a strap
so i could play right
standing upright.
ukulele girl, oh ukulele girl,
play us a song.
dan gave me a purple pick—
it’s on the house, he said—
for the day i’d raise the bar
and play my guitar.
ukulele girl, oh ukulele girl,
play us a song.
i played ukulele
but never guitar
because i was not very good
and so i would
play guitar when i was better.
ukulele girl, oh ukulele girl,
play us a song.
my blue ukulele
hangs untouched on my wall
as i am the guitar girl now
and you were never there to see it,
and you were there to hear it.
ukulele girl, oh ukulele girl,
play us a song.
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