Grandma's rolling up the tobaccy the afternoon always bringing a truce from the cussin' for Grandpa's down in the pump-shed messing with the lines water tomorrow he says all there in the soapy tubs and Grandma'll let him sleep half a day 'for the cussin' starts again 'bout how lazy he been so me and Grandpa'll go fishing down on the river and he'll tell me over how he shoulda married Grandma's sister but all said and done life just run like the river boiling over the rocks 'til you released into the sea
My grandparents on my dad's side had it rough. He was a drunkard, and she was a yeller. My mom's mom and dad got along fine, though they were poor farmers of cotton.
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Regards Mick