Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Shola Ama
Canonical path: /ama-shola/granny-s-yard
Related lyric paths: 6
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Granny's Yard
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Granny's Yard
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I remember growing up at granny's yard
In the 80's, playing hop-scotch
And running away from the neighbors dog
Body pupin with the bogglo break force
Glow worms, garbage pal kids
So extreme and paise we be
Carnivals in pasons green
The days, when we used of been care free
Stuff can't touch the a team
Barbie dolls toy jeans
Tom and jerry every scene, bmx down street
Wonder woman on magazines
Michael jackson on mtv
Charlie brown snoopy those was the days
Now I'm 16 drama queen
Some stages sining bugsy, everybody
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