Author: Mark Heard
Circa: 1975
Artist: Mark Heard
Born and raised in Macon - - in my mouth a silver
spoon
T'wasn't long before I learned to use it night
and noon
Swore I'd eat at Hardees or the Krystal down the
street
But the food I get at Grandma's is mighty hard to
beat
Dinner at Grandma's - - wash that chicken down
Buttermilk and lemonade - - I love that gurglin
sound
Black-eyed peas and cornbread - - I could eat it
by the pound
Dinner at Grandma's - - the very best in town
Never went away hungry - - always ate my fill
Ate it from the table or sometimes the window-
sill
But every week around Sunday you know where I
would head
To Grandma's to stuff my face with good ol
homemade bread
Dinner at Grandma's - - wash that chicken down
Buttermilk and lemonade - - I love that gurglin
sound
Black-eyed peas and cornbread - - I could eat it
by the pound
Dinner at Grandma's - - the very best in town
Grandma had the groceries and we all had a feast
We cooked and ate up such a storm that the
neighbours called the Police
When the Law came round the corner with the
sirens blaring loud
They looked into the window there and what you
think they found
Dinner at Grandma's - - wash that chicken down
Buttermilk and lemonade - - I love that gurglin
sound
Black-eyed peas and cornbread - - I could eat it
by the pound
Dinner at Grandma's - - the very best in town
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