Grandmas Garden
Zac Brown Band
•Tom: N/AINTRO: D A A G A D A A G A VERSE: D G D Grandma had a garden in the A backyard D A She always had a way with things G A that grow D A She'd be out there early in the D A springtime G Bm Just as soon as she was sure it A wouldn't snow D G She'd say I love to watch the D A seeds I've planted D A G A Grow up into what they oughta be D A Oh, I thought she was talking D Dbm Bm A about tomatoes G A D She was talking about her family CHORUS: D G D Grandma's garden grew up strong G A Because she weeded out whatever D A could go wrong G A She'd say the straight and narrow D Dbm Bm is the toughest row to hoe A G Em Just remember what you reap is A what you sowG Grandma's love is what made A D A A G A Grandma's garden grow D A A G A VERSE: D G I went to church last Sunday D A morn' D A To see what she'd attended sixty G A years D A They asked me if I'd say some D A words about her G Bm And I got up, fighting back the A tears D G And I said I used to watch her D A rake the rocks out D A And tie up every vine with love G A and care D A That little piece of Grandma D Dbm Bm A taught me some lessons G A D And without her I'd never have faith CHORUS: D G D Grandma's garden grew up strong G A Because she weeded out whatever D A could go wrong G A She'd say the straight and narrow D Dbm Bm is the toughest row to hoe A G Em Just remember what you reap is A what you sow G Grandma's love is what made A D A A G A Grandma's garden grow INSTRUMENTAL: Bm A A G A Bm A A G A Bm F#m F#m G CHORUS: D G D Grandma's garden grew up strong G A Because she weeded out whatever D A could go wrong G A She'd say the straight and narrow D Dbm Bm is the toughest row to hoe A D Em In the garden of The Father now A she's home G Grandma's love is what made A Bm A Grandma's garden grow G Grandma's love is what made A D Grandma's garden grow OUTRO: A A G A La la la D A A G A La la la laaa D A A G A La la la la Bm A F#m G La la la laaaa
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