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Desolation Row by Dylan.  But I would get awful tired of hearing it in every room.

That's about the best site for old country tunes.

Welcome to you jerry.  Glad you joinrd us.  We look forward to hearing from you and sharing your progress.  A great bunch of folks here.

Dorkititus

Thanks for the boost guys.

Good find Baldguitardude.  I had a good laugh over that one also.

You're a better man than I Tea

I am still working working on the intro to Pancho and Lefty.  I just can't seem to get it smooth enough.  When I get it right, I will post it. And then I am also working on Copperhead Road by Steve Earle.  I about have the intro down, now just need to learn to sing it right.

Did you go into groups and search for chordie?

I am also a Twain lover.  He had wonderful humor and was an excellent writer.  I did not know he was a guitar palyer, let alone having a Martin.  As to your fate, naolslager, you have a dilema, which only you can fix.  As always, we buy what we can afford and are generally happy with those.  As to the question whether one guitar is enough or several guitars are too much, is a question each of us has to ask ourselves. I bought my first Martin, a Custom D rosewood abot two years ago.  It was one of the low medium end guitars in my opinion and have loved it ever since.  It just keeps getting better.  Then I saved up for almost two years and bought a HD-28 and it is a very fine guitar.  I will probably keep them both. I could have remained happy just having the first one, but GAS hit me and consumed my dreams for a long time.  The question has always been in my mind that I have have way too much guitar for my playing ability, which is true, but owning these fine guitars has made me a better player in my opinion. Owning a great sounding guitar made me practice and enjoy it more, so I have not lost a thing.
You have GAS, my friend.  In the worst way.  You need to keep your sights set on the guitar you really want and save earnestly for as long as it takes.  You will not be sorry.  Owning one fine guitar can last you a lifetime, but chances are you will once again be smitten later on and want another.  That is life.  And that is why we are here.  To help guide each other through the hard times.  To share our dreams.
I wish you the best luck on your journey.  And do share your thoughts as you take this journey.  We are only too happy to help you spend your money to achieve your dream.
And one other statement.  My Fender acoustic has been in its case for almost two years buried in the back of the closet.  It is one I will probably give to a friend or relative who has a desire to learn guitar.  I have done this twice before.  Buying new and giving the old one away. 
And I still have my sights on a Gibson J45, but that will be a long time from now.  I have my Martins and I love them.

Sugar Sugar by the Archies.  And I also like a lotof the Bee Gees music.