Graybola Edit Meaning

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An instrument belonging to the bowed string family that resembles the common viola in size and shape. A notable exception is in the setup of the strings. Instead of four tuned steel strings, the graybola features only a single string, untuned, and comprised of a single, long strand of ass-hair. The graybola was made famous by rising folk prodigy, Zachary Addison. The instrument was most notably used in Addison's hit single, "Over the Hill."

Ted: "What is that pure and true instrument I just heard?"

Bill: "That would be the Graybola!"

See graybola, over the hill, berklee, rich