Grandmas Old Wood Stove

[Intro ] G D G [Verso 1] G Grandma had an old Franklin stove In a room at Aunt Winnie's house G7 In the winter she kept it up so high, it almost run you out C G Even in the summertime she kept that thing on low C When you walked in Aunt Winnie's house G The first place that you'd go Was to stand and warm your hands D G G7 In front of grandma's old wood stove [Refrão] C D Call it progress if you want G But it don't feel like it to me C D I got a big old house now G I got central air indeed C D I got vents in every room G C It works good enough I suppose G But I sure do miss standing D G D G In front of grandma's old wood stove [Verso 2] G That old stove at grandma's Was more than just a source of heat G7 It's like communication central for our whole family C Uncle Cotton stopped by twice today G Just to stand and drink a Coke C G Aunt Betty sit and rock and watch everybody come and go And it sure was nice standing D G In front of grandma's old wood stove [Refrão] C D Call it progress if you want G But it don't feel like it to me C D I got a big old house now G I got central air indeed C D I got vents in every room G C It works good enough I suppose G But I sure do miss standing D G In front of grandma's old wood stove [Refrão] C D Grandma tell us kids, "Now babies G Don't you get too close" C And if you stood too long D G You'd burn the backs of your legs Right through your clothes C D Not only did it warm my hands G C It warmed me to my soul G I'd give anything just to stand again D G In front of grandma's old wood stove Outro G Someday I'm gonna stand again D G D G In front of grandma's old wood stove