I Lost My Guitar

I Lost My Guitar

Orang Batak terkenal dengan suaranya yang bagus ketika menyanyi dan suka bermain Gitar. Suatu ketika sebut saja namanya Pak Poltak bersama istrinya akan berangkat ke Jakarta untuk menghadiri wisuda anak pertamanya. Sesudah menempuh 4 jam perjalanan dari Pulo Samosir ke Polonia, akhirnya mereka dududk-duduk di halaman bandara sambil melepas lelah dan menunggu keberangkatan pesawat menuju Jakarta.

Poltak : Semua barang-barang dan perlengkapan sudah kita bawa, sayang gitarku ketinggalan di kapal.

Istri : Sudahlah Pak… Ngaak Usah menyanyi di acara wisuda si Ucok nanti, kalaupun diminta menyanyi, pasti nanti disana ada gitar teman-teman si Ucoklah yang bisa dipinjam…………Abang ada-ada aja…..

Poltak : Ini Bukan masalah menyanyi Ma……..Tadi malam tiket pesawat aku taruh di lobang gitar itu…

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