Lyrics
[Start]
[Guitar Intro]
[Verse]
Pappy and Paw-Paw, they were men of steel,
Taught me how to mend, taught me how to feel.
With calloused hands, they shaped my soul,
Said, "Son, with these hands, you can make the broken whole."
[Chorus]
But there's something deeper, something I can't find,
A mystery in life, that's been weighing on my mind.
Pappy and Paw-Paw, they taught me all they know,
But there's one thing I'll never fix, and that's letting go.
[Verse]
They fixed old tractors, and they fixed old motors from near and far,
Taught me every wrench, every tool, every scar.
But there's a hurt inside, that their hands can't mend,
A wound that runs too deep, a journey I can't bend.
[Chorus]
But there's something deeper, something I can't find,
A mystery in life, that's been weighing on my mind.
Pappy and Paw-Paw, they taught me all they know,
But there's one thing I'll never fix, and that's letting go.
[Guitar Solo]
[Bridge]
In the quiet of the night, I hear their voices call,
Guiding me through life, standing strong and tall.
But there's a lesson left unlearned, a truth I can't show,
That some things in this world, are meant to let go.
[Chorus]
But there's something deeper, something I can't find,
A mystery in life, that's been weighing on my mind.
Pappy and Paw-Paw, they taught me all they know,
But there's one thing I'll never fix, and that's letting go.
[Outro]
Pappy and Paw-Paw, they're with me every day,
In the lessons they imparted, in the words they'd say.
But there's a truth I've come to know, a truth I can't outgrow,
That some things in this life, are meant to let go.
[Fade Out]
[Guitar Solo]
[End]
