It was twenty-five cents at the gumball machine
And that's twenty-five more than ya have when you're three
It blew my mind how a quarter appeared, from behind his ear
Spinner bait burned a hole in my Levi's
The lake was too far for a bike ride
When Momma was busy and Daddy was gone
I'd call Grandpa
He was Superman in overalls
Knew every ol' Don Williams song
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
If there was a landline that ran right
To the country side of heaven
And I had one call
I'd call Grandpa
Started thinking 'bout a white picket dream
Pickin' out that pawn shop ring
I was sure it was one of them things
He'd be the first I'd call
Yeah, I'd call Grandpa
He was Superman in overalls
Knew every ol' Don Williams song
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
If there was a landline that ran right
To the country side of heaven
And I had one call
Yeah, I'd call Grandpa
Talk about Grandma
Tell him I still drive his truck
Hell, I might not ever hang up
Yeah, he was Superman in overalls
Knew every ol' Don Williams song
Had a fightin' side he left behind in 'nam in '67
If there was a landline that ran right
To the country side of heaven
And I had one call
Just one call
I'd call Grandpa
I'd call Grandpa
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