Hello, you are recording to hot.. the distortion sound is clipping.. you need to turn down your guitar. :)
even your interface (preamp) may be to hot.. I know with my Tascam I have to go into a mixer and trim things down then run into the interface.
 Edit, I keep thinking of stuff. :)
even if you are not clipping in the DAW you can still clip into the interface.  
Peace!

you where not to clear on what you did..
Acoustic guitar, electric guitar with an amp? What interface are you using?

On my cell here so audio is not clear, but I am not sure if that is recoverable (possibly if buried in a mix but unlikely if exposed). Re-tracking would be the ideal solution.

When tracking, the input gain on your interface is prime focus. Just doing quick takes can verify responses. Another aspect is play variation (esp. with no compressor involved) where you practice light, but may play harder - a quick check of this is play a 6-string chord for "max volume" (I use G most often). Be sure that does not clip, then track.

Once familiar with setups you can get "in the ballpark" quickly, so taking the time to analyze your setup will aid you tenfold in the long run.

The best declipper I know of is iZotope RX5 advanced.  Let me know if you want me to look at this wave for you.
 
Max Arwood

if you want I could clean it up for you pm me