GRAMA

Before I had you, there was just me
Then I had you too and we were three
We became us three
You made this house a home
And now I sit here alone
You are gone and grown
But it’s still our home
But it’s still our home
There’s a photo of you holding a lunchbox
There’s a photo of you dressed up as a fox
There’s the photo of you at the science fair
How does oxygen burn you, almost burned your hair
There’s the photo of you when we
There’s a photo of you when you were so hungry
You made a sandwich yourself, put a cherry on top
We laughed so hard we cried, I wish it never stopped
You made this house a home
And now I sit here alone
You are gone and grown
But it’s still our home
But it’s still our home
You’re not sitting on my lap, you’ve taken your last nap
You’re not jumping on a couch
You don’t have something in your mouth
You’re not playing outside, you’re not asking for a ride
But it’s still our home
Now I sit here alone
You were so small
Used to watch you crawl
Crawl right out the front door
You’re not my baby anymore
You’re not my baby anymore
You’re not my baby anymore