Chords for Liz Anderson-Granma's House.mov

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[Bb] The _ _ _ _ _ _ _ house _ stands [F] deserted _ [Eb] with weeds _ overgrown. _
_ The windows _ _ [Bb] are broken _ [F] and bare. _ _ _ _
But it [Bb] holds all [F] the memories _ [Eb] my childhood [F] has known.
For [Eb] my _ own [F] sweet grandma lived [Bb] there. _ _ _ _
_ And when I was lonely _ [Eb] to grandma I'd run.
_ [C] And she'd hold me close for [F] a while. _ _ _
One [Bb] flick _ [F] of a kiss she [Eb] could turn on [F] the sun.
_ [Eb] And dry all [F] my tears with [Bb] one smile. _ _ _
_ My _ grandma's [F] old _ rocker [Eb] still stands [F] in the hall.
[Eb] Of the house that's so [Bb] _
shabby [F] and old. _ _
But [Bb] in that _ [F] humble house _ [Eb] between those [F] battered walls.
[Eb] Was more happiness [F] than it [Bb] could hold. _ _ _
_ Then when I grew older [Eb] it came grandma's time.
_ [C] To leave all the world [Gm] _ [F] and its care. _ _ _ _
_ [Bb] She needed _ [F] a grandma and [Eb] so he [F] took mine.
To [Eb] _ love all [F] those children _ [Bb] up there. _ _ _ _
_ The porch now is sagging [Eb] the paint is all gone.
It [C] stands _ all alone without [F] care. _ _ _ _
But it [Bb] holds all the [F] memories my [Eb] _ childhood [F] has known.
[Eb] For my own sweet [F] grandma [Bb] lived there.
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