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e kites an' carts an' lots of things	A
You pull along the ground with strings	A
And he knows all the names of birds	B
And how they call 'thout using words	B
And where they live and what they eat	C
And how they build their nests so neat	C
He's lots of fun Sometimes all day	D
He comes to visit me and play	D
You see he's getting old and so	E
To work he doesn't have to go	E
And when it isn't raining he	F
Drops in to have some fun with me	F
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He takes my hand and we go out	G
And everything we talk about	G
He tells me how God makes the trees	H
And why it hurts to pick up bees	H
Sometimes he stops and shows to me	F
The place where fairies used to be	F
And then he tells me stories too	I
And I am sorry when he's through	I
When I am asking him for more	J
He says 'Why there's a candy store	J
Let's us go there and see if they	D
Have got the kind we like to day '	-
Then when we get back home my ma	K
Says 'You are spoiling Buddy Pa '	-
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My grandpa is my mother's pa	K
I guess that's what all grandpas are	L
And sometimes ma all smiles will say	D
'You didn't always act that way	D
When I was little then you said	M
That children should be sent to bed	M
And not allowed to rule the place	N
And lead old folks a merry chase '	-
And grandpa laughs and says 'That's true	I
That's what I used to say to you	I
It is a father's place to show	E
The young the way that they should go	E
But grandpas have a different task	O
Which is to get them all they ask '	-
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When I get big and old and gray	D
I'm going to spend my time in play	D
I'm going to be a grandpa too	I
And do as all the grandpas do	I
I'll buy my daughter's children things	A
Like horns and drums and tops with strings	A
And tell them all about the trees	H
And frogs and fish and birds and bees	H
And fairies in the shady glen	P
And tales of giants too and when	P
They beg of me for just one more	J
I'll take them to the candy store	J
I'll buy them everything they see	F
The way my grandpa does for me	F

Edgar Albert Guest

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