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Cardboard sign says "Yard Sale", Real estate sign says "sold"
G                                        D
Family picnic table holds all that it can hold
       A                                    D               G
On the grass and on the sidewalk, well there must be half the town
                      D               A
Ain't it funny, how a broken home can bring the prices down
           D                                      G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
                 D                         A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
      D                              G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
                D                      A               D     G
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
    D
You left two summer dresses in the backyard on the line
G                                                                   D
A lady just brought them to me, she said she thinks they'll fit just
fine
            A                             D               G
Well, there goes the baby's wagon and the mirror from the hall
                     D              A
I'd better take just one last look before they take it all
           D                                      G
Oh they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
                 D                         A
Payin' yard sale prices for each golden memory
     D                               G
Oh I never thought, I'd ever live to see
                D                      A              D
The way they're sortin' through what's left of you and me
                                          G
Well, I wonder what you'd say if you could see
                D                      A              D