Grandma's Porch

[Verse] I remember summer evenings on Grandma's porch, Sippin' sweet tea under the old pine torch, Fireflies dancing in the twilight air, Life was simple, without a care. [Verse 2] Daddy's old truck parked in the gravel drive, Momma's voice callin' us to get inside, We'd laugh and play until the moon was high, Southern nights beneath a star-filled sky. [Chorus] Oh, those days were sweet and clear, Memories made with folks so dear, Sunsets painted in shades of gold, On Grandma's porch, stories told. [Verse 3] Homemade pie cooling on the window sill, Chicken frying up, we had our fill, Old guitar strumming a country tune, Singing heart to heart 'neath the summer moon. [Verse 4] Old friends would gather from miles around, Laughter echoing through our little town, A fiddle's cry and a banjo's twang, We'd dance all night as the crickets sang. [Chorus] Oh, those days were sweet and clear, Memories made with folks so dear, Sunsets painted in shades of gold, On Grandma's porch, stories told.