I grabbed my guitar this evening, to pluck and strum some sounds. I started with a check for tuning, and picked each string from top to down. It’s been a while since I last strummed what I pretend to be music the strings had stretched and slacked to the point at which I couldn’t use it. I cranked each string around, bit by bit, making small adjustments back and forth at first it’s flat, then too sharp, then flat again, of course. I tuned each string, starting with the sixth, the thickest of the bunch, but when I turned to tune the last, instead it snapped and crunched. I’m a lazy amateur i don’t like to put on new strings but even I must say, there’s something special in the way six new strings sing. A brighter, more lively voice, comes out of my guitar once I put the new strings on its a feeling so bizarre. I wonder why I had waited to put on six new strings. I knew that I had traded mediocre sound to delay the unpleasant thing. I’m a lazy amateur i don’t like to put on new strings but even I must say, there’s something special in the way six new strings sing.
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