| When Grandma plays the banjo
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| She sure does play it hot
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| When Grandma plays the banjo
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| She gives it all she’s got
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| She goes:
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| (bouncing banjo instrumental)
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| My papa said she had the will
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| To practice every day
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| She must have worn her fingers out
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| When learning how to play
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| Now she goes:
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| (banjo instrumental)
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| Woo!
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| My cousin Luke’s a real professional
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| Shout-down jealous man
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| When he picks of the old banjo
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| He plays it really grand
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| When he goes:
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| (horrible, off-beat, out of key version of «Good King Wenceslaus»)
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| Yeah!
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| Crowd: UGH!
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| Luke (in an apologetic voice): Well I haven’t played it for a couple of weeks…
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| The young cowboys could really laugh
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| When she began to play
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| «You kids don’t know where it’s at!»
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| My Grandma used to say
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| Although that lady’s old and slow
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| With pinned-up silver hair
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| When she get’s really movin'
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| She don’t need no rocking chair
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| She just goes:
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| (banjo instrumental) Woo hoo!
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| Crowd: Ooooh!
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| When Grandma plays the banjo
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| She sure do play it hot
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| When Grandma plays the banjo
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| She gives it all she’s got
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| And she goes:
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| (extrended banjo instrumental)
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| Woo!
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| Woo hoo!
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| One two three four!
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| (banjo instrumental in double time)
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| Woo hoo!
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| Grandma: thank you, thank you! |