Granny
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Granny
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Scary cold days in the world of my Granny
She rocks in her chair, she’s captured in her memory
Her features tell the tale of troublesome past
Patience and endurance helped her to defeat the task
But how much misery can one soul take ?
How much misery shall she take ?
But how much misery can one soul take ?
How much misery shall she take ?
Granny’s consulation and her soul helped everyone along the raod
Her advice, her empathy eased the hardest loads
Old and alone she’s depending on herself
Where are the others now that she needs a helping hand ?
But how much misery can one soul take ?
How much misery shall she take ?
Oh, Granny you’re alone and all your days are long
Oh, Granny you’re alone and all your days are long
Oh, Granny you’re alone and all your days are long
Now that your older days have come
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