Adam Brand - Grandpas piano

Gr^Candpa had a piano, it was built in 1904^F he bought it down from S^Cydney town before the first world w^Gar He'd sit d^Cown and crack his knuckles, put his glasses on his h^Fead when he'd start to play the c^Cat would run and h^Gide behind the b^Ced

W^Fell, his right foot stomped the pedals and l^Ceft foot stomped the floor his wr^Ginkled hands would skip the keys that w^Couldn't play no more he'd play ^FOnward Christian Soldiers and the w^Cindow panes would s^Fhake when the m^Can of 87 played his o^Gld 8^C8

^CThe piano sat in the corner, on a sagging hardwood f^Floor on top was a frame I^C made for him, with a picture of the L^Gord a ^Cfaded Baptist Hymnal took it's place above the k^Feys we'd take turns sitting b^Cy him, he'd n^God to turn the p^Cage

W^Dell the old piano's silent now it don't ring for joy no ^Gmore except sometimes when the c^Dat jumps down when there's someone at the d^Aoor I ^Dcan see him up in heaven, with a smile upon his ^Gface when God and all the A^Dngels, let him ^Alead amazing^D grace.

W^Gell his right foot stomped the pedals and l^Deft foot stomped the floor his w^Arinkled hands would skip the keys that w^Douldn't play no more h^Ge'd play Onward Christian Soldiers and the w^Dindow panes would ^Gshake w^Dhen the man of 87 played his ^Aold ^D88 w^Ghen the man of ^D87 played his ^Aold^G eighty ei^Dght ^{A D}