Lesbian With A Gun

Help! by The Beatles...

But then that's the third song this week...
First was I'm A Man of Constant Sorrow, old country song... And then it was that & Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones... And after as I'm getting happy with I'm A Man Of Constant Sorrow remembering all the words to Sympathy For The Devil real quick and what order the verses go in and so fourth, I start learning Help!
(I'm sort of learning all 3 at the same time)...
It's all good except one is D,A,D,G,A,D tuning and has a capo on the third fret.
All on the same guitar I got last week, I got 3 guitars too last week, but for some reason, I've been learning them on my 1951 Stella by Harmony H929 parlor guitar I got online/Reverb.com from a guitar store in NYC, NY/Rivington Guitars and I had imported into the country/paid import duty and VAT etc to get it out of customs. - Guess I like it. It's not the nicest guitar that I've got/it's not even the nicest guitar that I got that week/it's not even the nicest guitar that I got that week that's of its age and guitar type (I got a nicer early 1950's Catania Carmelo parlour guitar from a guitar shop in London as I was waiting for it to arrive from NYC/it's not the only Stella by Harmony I got that week (I also got a rare 1969 Stella by Harmony H913 12 String with a pro set up that sounds amazing from a store in Nashville TN)/it's not the only guitar I ever imported - It was the first though (arrived and cleared customs first thanks to FedEx and also, I bought it hours before the 2nd one from America) (that H913 from TN)... but it is the guitar I got last week that I'm playing on the most/learning new songs on and stuff - even if it's not the nicest. I'm having fun with it/I like it.

This guitar looks cool strapped to you and... Sounds awesome... The action is high and it's a cheap 65 yr old guitar that's factory stock but I still find myself playing it, for some reason, almost like it has a hold on me..