Well, it was one evening in June, when the summer was at its best
She danced with grandad who she likes the most
Her granddad sat and hummed to a summer melody
Suddenly something sparked in the old man, he became young and he became free
He took off his jacket
Kicked off both his shoes
And then spat out the snuff
And said my dear can I have a dance
She was beautiful, he was proud, straight back like a pine
It was summer, there was joy and they danced and they sang
Lalala
So he reminisced and said
Well you should have seen your grandma, she was as fine as you
When she danced in the grass just like you now
Her hair was bleached by the Sun, her mouth was wild strawberry red
She was lovely like a lily, her love was like a glow
So I took off my jacket
Kicked off both of my shoes
And then I spat out the snuff
And said my dear, can I have a dance
She was beautiful, I was proud, straight back like a pine
It was summer, there was joy and they danced and they sang
Lalala