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Drive Another Nail Recorded by Randy Travis Written by Mike Curtis and Marlon Raybon
G D7 Sam was a carpenter fifty years G He pounded out blood sweat and tears C One day he hung his hammer up G D7 G He wanted to do the things he loved D7 C What once was Sunday fishing now was seven days a week D7 C D7 He told his wife to find me I'll be down at the creek
C G I don't wanna drive another nail D7 G I've worked hard to do my job and I did it well C G I've got the scars on these two hands that show I haven't failed Am D7 G But I don't wanna drive another nail
Em C G Now she was a woman full of faith and old Sam was full of pride Am G C D7 And she knew that he had one more job to do before he died
G D7 G D7 Easter Sunday rolled around G C G At a country church for the lost and found C Old Sam was there against his will G As the preacher spoke on Calvary's hill D7 C Of how they took the Master and they nailed Him to a tree D7 C D7 And you could hear old Sam a crying as he fell down on his knees
C G I don't wanna drive another nail D7 G I want to live my life for You I want to do it well C G You've got the scars on Your two hands that show where I have failed Am D7 G Lord I don't want to drive another nail
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