GRANDMA
GRANDMA
She may act a little crazy
And her memory may seem hazy
But I can assure you she is sharp as any tack
When you think that she's not looking
'Caus she's way to busy cooking
Don't be fooled, she can see out of her back
With her vacuum she’s a whirling
As she’s singing and a twirling
You would almost think that she was having fun
What puzzles me the most
Is that she’s deaf as any post
But say any forbidden word and best you run
She can cook, clean and baby-sit
Crochet, knit and make pants fit
She can fix a broken toy or grant a dream
She carries candies, Kleenex, pens and pins
And knows which apron pocket each is in
And bakes cookies for our losing baseball team
Her hugs can mend a broken heart
And assure the world hasn’t fallen apart
There are still so many more fish out in the sea
She sees the good in worst of times
Her faith could make the church bells chime
And all her services come absolutely free
She may act a little crazy
And her memory may seem hazy
But I can assure you she is sharp as any tack
When you think that she's not looking
'Caus she's way to busy cooking
Don't be fooled, she can see out of her back
With her vacuum she’s a whirling
As she’s singing and a twirling
You would almost think that she was having fun
What puzzles me the most
Is that she’s deaf as any post
But say any forbidden word and best you run
She can cook, clean and baby-sit
Crochet, knit and make pants fit
She can fix a broken toy or grant a dream
She carries candies, Kleenex, pens and pins
And knows which apron pocket each is in
And bakes cookies for our losing baseball team
Her hugs can mend a broken heart
And assure the world hasn’t fallen apart
There are still so many more fish out in the sea
She sees the good in worst of times
Her faith could make the church bells chime
And all her services come absolutely free
"When a child is born, so are grandmothers"
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