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Grandma Oh Grandma (Live in Memphis)
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I went to grandma's the other day
She said something that blew me away
She said that I was getting fat and she didn't know how I got like that
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma don't you lie
You put grease in the beans and meat in the peas and sugar in the slaw and puddin' in the pie
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma once you said
You put butter in the gravy, ham in the grits and honey on my shortnin' bread
Grandma eats as much as me
And she just turned 93
She can't weigh but 104
And I can't hardly get through the door
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma don't you lie
You put grease in the beans and meat in the peas and sugar in the slaw and puddin' in the pie
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma once you said
You put butter in the gravy, ham in the grits and honey on my shortnin' bread
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma don't you lie
You put grease in the beans and meat in the peas and sugar in the slaw and puddin' in the pie
Grandma oh Grandma, Grandma once you said
You put butter in the gravy, ham in the grits and honey on my shortnin' bread
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Grandma puts all sorts of stuff in her food
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Grandma puts all sorts of stuff in her food and wonders why I gain weight
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See, Grandma used to cook all sorts of stuff, and damn it was good, but it had all of the worst best ingredients.....
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Greg Faiers
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Greg Faiers
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Dead Irish Blues
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Dead Irish Blues
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Greg Faiers: Guitar and Vocals, Marty Faiers: Fiddle, Ed Hritz: Bass, Wayne MacEwan: Scrub Board, and Jimmy Crosthwait: Washboard
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Gnarly Roots Music
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2:33
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Country-Cowboy
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