Lyrics to The Grandma Song
She is slender
She is all blanket and bone
She is lost in the folds
I hold her hand
Tell I've painted my room green
That I rode 5000 miles on a motorcycle
I want to live fearlessly
And her eyes are glass
She wishes she were somewhere else
She is slender
She is all blanket and bone
She is lost in the folds
I watch her watch the room
And she spies a plastic bouquet
And she asks me to leave
Smiling, and her eyes are glass
She wishes she were somewhere else
Who could blame her?
I want to take her there myself
She is all blanket and bone
She is lost in the folds
I hold her hand
Tell I've painted my room green
That I rode 5000 miles on a motorcycle
I want to live fearlessly
And her eyes are glass
She wishes she were somewhere else
She is slender
She is all blanket and bone
She is lost in the folds
I watch her watch the room
And she spies a plastic bouquet
And she asks me to leave
Smiling, and her eyes are glass
She wishes she were somewhere else
Who could blame her?
I want to take her there myself
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