Grandmas Hands

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...GRANDMA'S HANDS... by Bill Withers
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*from 'Just As I Am' (1971)*
[Intro]
EmMmm-mm-mm, mmm-mm-mm.
[Verse 1]
EmGrandma's hands, clapped in church on Sunday morning,
Grandma's hands, played a B7tambourine so well.
EmGrandma's hands, used to issue out a warning, she'd say;
B7"Billy don't you A7run so fast; B7might fall on a A7piece of glass,
B7"Might be snakes there A7in that grass", EmGrandma's hands.
[Verse 2]
EmGrandma's hands, soothed a local un-wed mother,
Grandma's hands, used to B7ache sometimes and swell.
EmGrandma's hands, used to lift her face and tell her;
B7"Baby, Grandma A7understands, B7that you really A7love that man,
B7Put yourself in A7Jesus' hands", EmGrandma's hands.
[Verse 3]
EmGrandma's hands, used to hand me piece of candy,
Grandma's hands, picked me B7up each time I fell.
EmGrandma's hands, boy, they really came in handy, she'd say;
B7"Matty don't you A7whip that boy, B7what you want to A7spank him for?
B7He didn't drop no A7apple core", but I B7don't have Grandma A7any more.
B7If I get to Heaven, A7I'll look for, EmGrandma's hands.
[Outro]
EmMmm-mm-mm.
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The story behind the song

This song is a tender tribute, painting a picture of the comforting and loving presence of a grandmother. It evokes memories of simple, profound moments and the deep emotional connection felt for a guiding figure. As you play, channel the warmth and gratitude for those gentle, steady hands that offered so much.

AI-written from these sources:Bill Withers — Wikipedia ↗

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