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Box lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, this is
really a good country song recorded by Randy Travis.
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The Box Recorded by Randy Travis Written by Buck A. Moore and Randy Bruce Traywick
G On the top shelf in the closet C D7 G In the workshop where he spent his extra time C D7 G Was a dusty wooden box I had never noticed till that night C G Then we set it on the table and carefully we opened up the top D7 G And stared into the memory daddy kept inside the box
C There was a letter from momma G When she went out to Reno to help her sister out in 62 D7 And a flower from Hawaii when they went on vacation G It was the first time that my daddy ever flew
C And the pocket knife I gave to him on Fathers day G Years ago I thought it had been lost D7 We all thought his heart was made of solid rock G C But that was long before we found the box
G C D7 G I guess we always knew it but I love you was hard for him to say C D7 G Some men show it easy and some just never seem to find the way C G But that night I began to see the softer side of someone I had lost D7 G I saw the love he kept inside the first time that we opened up the box
C There was a picture that was taken G When he and mom were dating standing by his 1944 D7 And the faded leather Bible he got when he was baptized G I guess no one understood him like the Lord
C And the poem that he had written all about his wife and children G The tender words he wrote were quite a shock D7 We all thought his heart was made of solid rock G But that was long before we found the box
D7 We all thought his heart was made of solid rock G But that was long before we found the box
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