Down by the kitchen table where the sunlight softly gleams
Grandma dealt the cards and life was more than it seemed
She'd watch my every move with a twinkle in her eye
And when I played it wrong she'd slap my wrist, no lie
Oh, Grandma, how I miss those days of cards and simple games
Your laughter filled the room like a warm and gentle flame
Though you're gone I still feel you in every hand I play
In my heart you're here with me every single day
We'd play those board games too, every piece in its place
She'd tell me all her secrets with a smile on her face
Her hands were soft and warm from the years of love and care
And though I didn't always win with her, I didn't care
Oh, Grandma, how I miss those days of cards and simple games
Your laughter filled the room like a warm and gentle flame
Though you're gone I still feel you in every hand I play
In my heart you're here with me every single day
Now the table's quiet and the room feels kind of cold
But I can hear her whispering the stories she once told
She taught me more than card tricks, she showed me how to live
And every game I play now is a memory to relive
Oh, Grandma, how I miss those days of cards and simple games
Your laughter filled the room like a warm and gentle flame
Though you're gone I still feel you in every hand I play
In my heart you're here with me every single day
So here's to you, dear Grandma, your love was heaven sent
In every game I play now, I know just what you meant
Though the cards are worn and faded, your memory's clear and bright
I'll keep you close, dear Grandma, every single night