Grandma says no
Keeps a notebook of things people said to her and dates them like evidence
the numbers
- bpm
- 99
- key
- G major
- energy
- 0.69
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.58
- vocal at
- 3.8s
- length
- 3:22
- language
- En
lyrics
Mama set out sweet tea in a mason jar He wore clean boots, but he’d come too far Grandma eyed him by the screen door light Said, “Boy, you can stay, but you don’t stay tonight” She asked his last name, his mama’s town Then she crossed her arms and looked him down I bit my lip and held my grin ’Cause I knew right then what kind of day I’m in Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no And I just know And I just know And I just know And I just know He brought her peaches in a paper sack Said, “Ma’am, I’d like to take your girl back” She tapped that sack with her silver ring Said, “Son, you ain’t promised me a thing” She checked his truck for a dent and scratch His church suit coat and his folded match Then she leaned in close, calm as can be Said, “If you’re foolin’ her, you’re foolin’ me” Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no And I just know And I just know And I just know And I just know Now he’s on the porch with his hat in hand Trying to win over one hard woman’s plan She took a pie from the windowsill And said, “You’re not awful, but I’m watchin’ you still” Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no Grandma says no And I just know And I just know And I just know And I just know
