Grandaddy's Legacy
The Heartland Sons

Verse 1:
In my young heart, I can still recall,
The sound of that engine, the way it would call.
Blue Ford tractor, rolling on the dirt,
Grandaddy by my side, in his old work shirt.

Chorus:
Oh, Grandaddy, you were a godly man,
With calloused hands that built this land.
You taught me to work, to love, to stand,
Now I carry your spirit, just as you planned.

Verse 2:
With every sunrise, you'd rise with the sun,
A hard-working man, always on the run.
Those summer days, we’d toil and we’d laugh,
You showed me the value of the good, honest craft.

Chorus:
Oh, Grandaddy, you were a godly man,
With calloused hands that built this land.
You taught me to work, to love, to stand,
Now I carry your spirit, just as you planned.

Bridge:
Though you're gone, your lessons remain,
In the fields, in the memories, through joy and in pain.
A guiding light, through the darkest night,
Your legacy lives on, oh, shining so bright.

Verse 3:
As I sit on the tractor, I hear your voice,
In the rustling leaves, I still rejoice.
You’re the strength in my heart, the grit in my soul,
With every turn of the wheel, you make me whole.

Chorus:
Oh, Grandaddy, you were a godly man,
With calloused hands that built this land.
You taught me to work, to love, to stand,
Now I carry your spirit, just as you planned.

Outro:
So here’s to the memories, the lessons you gave,
To the blue Ford tractor and the man who was brave.
Though the years pass by, you’re never far away,
In every sunset and dawn, I’ll remember your way.