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Hank Snow - Shopworn Lyrics

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  • Shopworn and aged
  • What's left of a man
  • Will never be useless
  • 'Cause he's part of God's plan
  • Did you ever think of life
  • As just a shop along the street?
  • And yourself as a product
  • Displayed in easy reach
  • You laid there for some quite
  • Some time now and pondered at your fate
  • Then you begin to wonder
  • If you'd hit the market late
  • Wealth had looked you over once
  • And seen you at your best
  • But somehow you didn't fit his needs
  • So he took one of the rest
  • Sweet love had read your label
  • And you lingered in her mind
  • But competition caught her eye
  • And she left you there behind
  • Fame had brushed the edges
  • Of the counter where you laid
  • And she pondered for a moment
  • But then she walked away
  • Lady Luck had even picked you up
  • But this you heard her say
  • I just can't afford you
  • So I'll just have to let you lay
  • Then one day they marked you down
  • Put you up on sale
  • And you got looked over once again
  • All to no avail
  • Now stained with yellow
  • Marked with age, you heard a salesman state
  • Boss I guess I'll throw this out
  • It's old and out of date
  • The keeper of the shop came then
  • And he seemed to understand
  • He smiled and looked you over
  • Then held out a caring hand
  • Give me that I'll take it home
  • Don't throw it on the street
  • It's old and gray but in its way
  • It'll help my shop complete
  • Shopworn and aged
  • What's left of a man
  • Will never be useless
  • 'Cause he's part of God's plan

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