D G D An angel appeared in a holy visionD A Stood by my bedside in shivering lightBm G Spoke my name, told me my missionD Em A I could not believe I was hearing him rightF#m Bm 'Cause he said, "Go, my son, go, always go toF D Em A East Asheville Hardware before you go to Lowe's." [Verse 2]G D He said "Go to East Asheville HardwareA Bm before you go to Lowe's"G D B7 "You'll help to keep them open, I'm worriedBm they might closeG D From the stiff competition from theG Bm National ConglomerateEm D With the full page ad in the color sectionG A of the Sunday paper supplementG F#m And stacks of plastic swimming pools andEm D seven brands of power toolsF#m Bm And rows and rows of registers,Em A all having nice days" [Verse 3]G F#m Em A "But no, you go", he said to me with light around his faceG F#m Em A He said, "You go first to that age-old placeA Bm Em A D To that old wooden door that you have to close behind youE Bm Em A To the wide-board wooden floor, worn down soft"G F#m Em D "To the real thing, a good advice, quality at the fair priceG Bm Em A And know that they know how deep the frost goes here [Verse 4]G F#m E A D I'm sure there's stuff you'll have to find at Penny's, Lowe's or Sears"G F#m "But go to East Asheville HardwareD Em Go to East Asheville HardwareA D7 D before it disappears"
East Asheville Hardware
David Wilcox
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