Grandpop's Uke
Forrest Frank's 'Grandpop's Uke' is a gentle, reflective song about family, memory, and gratitude. The artist imagines his grandfather's ukulele being played on a perfect afternoon, wondering if his grandpop can hear the music from heaven. He also thinks about his grandmother, who misses her husband but would gladly love him again. The chorus expresses thankfulness for life, peace, and the presence of a loved one, seeing God's smile in their togetherness. The song blends nostalgia with a warm, faith-filled perspective, celebrating the goodness of God in everyday moments and family bonds.
Hey, it's starting
Yeah, c'mon
What a perfect afternoon
To listen to my Granpop's uke
You know I never got to hear him play
But he'd be glad to see it put to use
I wonder if he hears these strings
I wonder if he hears these tunes
You know nan is lovely as can be
You sure know how to pick a view
Man it's such a perfect day
He wouldn't want it any other way
He'd be sippin' on some sweet iced tea
And probably thinking of a new story
The more I get to know your girl
The more I get she misses you
But she would never change her mind
She'd carry it again for you
I woke up thankful today, thankful for may
Thankful for the good vibes flowing in my veins
Thankful for peace in the air that I breathe
Thankful God smiles when he sees you with me
I woke up thankful today, thankful for may
Thankful for the good vibes flowing in my veins
Thankful for peace in the air that I breathe
Thankful God smiles when he sees you with me
Yeah, oh
When he sees you with me
Cause he sees you with me