Song Lyrics to “Grama’s Panties”

Rosanne Cash

She didn’t write these silly song lyrics, but the structure she used in her wonderfully sad song “Motherless Children” got me thinking. These are the lyrics  I started thinking about. Right now, these are the words to a silly children’s poem. If I can ever get the videos done for “House of Many Rooms,” I hope to get back and make this one into a funny little song. Check out “Grama’s Panties,” then listen to Rosanne Cash’s “Motherless Children” and you’ll hear a song structure you can use in your own song writing.

Grama’s Panties

by Rodney Robbins (c) 2010

Big and pink. Grama’s panties.

Big and pink. Grama’s panties.

Hope they don’t stink. Grama’s panties.

What is Grama wearing now?

Stretchy rubber waist. Grama’s panties.

Stretchy rubber waist. Grama’s panties.

Don’t get ‘em near my face. Grama’s panties.

What’s Grama wearing now?

Something’s out of place. Grama’s panties.

Something’s out of place. Grama’s panties.

A frilly bit of lace on Grama’s panties.

I hope she’s wearing more than that now.

About Rodney Robbins, the Singing Playwright

Rodney Robbins is the author of the musical "Big Feet, Big Love," the stage play "House of Many Rooms," and the cartoon tip booklet "Rodney's 52 Ways to Impress Your Boss--Without Sucking Up!" He lives with three chronic illnesses in the Foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and is one of the few people in American with a degree in Music Video Production.
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