My granddaddy's old and he says when he goes, That he wants to become powder, And be put into a bowl with his late wife Jane, 'Cause he's never been the same since she went away.
Then we'll all go down to Cuba, we walk into the shore And we'll drink until we're silly, we'll cry a little more, 'Til the sun goes down between us, we can't take anymore, Then we'll get away.
And all this time I've been walking in a line, All this time I've been saying "yeah I'm fine, I'm fine", And all this time, I'll be opening the blinds, To another day.
My granddaddy told me he sees her where he goes, He sees her on the subway, he sees her in the TV shows, Well see, he always turns away, well he'll never be the same He'll never be the same, he'll never be the same.
And all this time, I've been walking in a line, All this time I've been saying "yeah I'm fine, I'm fine", And all this time, I'll be opening the blinds, To another day. To another day.