GRAMMIE "I LOVE YOU TO PIECES" by KG MUZIK

(Hook)

Grammie, your love still lives in my heartbeat’s glow,
I feel you in the sunlight everywhere I go…
You raised me in kindness, taught me what love means,
But losing you so sudden shook me out of my dreams…
You’re gone from this world, but you never truly leave…
Grammie, I miss you — and I still believe.

(Verse 1)

Christmas morning memories wrapped up in your hugs,
Cinnamon rolls warm, house filled with your love,
Goodies stacked high — peanuts, popcorn, sweets,
Green boxes with money tucked neat between the sheets.
You saved those boxes every year like tradition’s gold,
Wrappings reused, memories retold.
You made the holidays sparkle like they came alive,
You made every winter feel like summertime.

You cheered on my art like it was priceless glass,
Trips to Michaels so supplies would last.
You said, “Jordan, your talent’s something rare,”
And bragged to strangers like royalty was there.
You called us the Kimpton Towers — tall and proud,
Made us feel seen standing in a crowd.
Your quirky moves, your old-school sway,
Still make me smile to this very day.

Lunch after yard work, dirt still on my hands,
You’d treat me out like royalty — that was your plan.
Garden gloves on, you were queen of the soil,
Master gardener with a heart that never spoiled.
You saw the good in everyone, soft as a dove,
Full of compassion, full of love.
You were kindness wrapped in a tender grin,
A second mother through thick and thin.

(Hook)

(Verse 2)

Trips to Oregon, Eagle Crest by the trees,
The coastline winds, those ocean breeze scenes.
Yearly vacations like a family vow,
Those memories sit golden on my heart right now.
You were at every milestone, every stage,
From childhood laughter to my grown-up age.
You gave us a place when times got rough,
A whole house to live in — kindness more than enough.

Six years free, just utilities owed,
In a brutal economy, that gift overflowed.
You opened doors for art shows, gave me space,
Believed in my vision at my own pace.
You were comfort when life felt too heavy to hold,
Arms wide open, gentle and bold.
Your excitement lit up when good news came,
That spark, that joy — nothing was the same.

You always said, “I love you to pieces,”
A phrase that wraps around my soul in pieces.
And losing you… Grammie, it shattered me raw,
Your sudden passing left a wound I still saw.
One moment you were here — warm as the sun,
The next… you were gone, and I felt undone.
But your love keeps living in the life I lead,
You taught me kindness — that’s your legacy.

(Hook)

(Verse 3)

Some nights I sit quiet and I hear your laugh,
Like you’re dancing again in a photograph.
Your gestures, your smile, your joy so true,
a huge part of me is shaped by you.
You gave us roots, you gave us wings,
You filled our world with simple things.
The way you’d hug, the way you’d cheer,
The way you made every burden disappear.

You were a teacher, a mother, a guide of grace,
A gardener planting love in every place.
The flowers you grew feel sacred now,
Little echoes of you in every bough.
I miss those dinners, those long car rides,
The way you stood firmly by our sides.
Your spirit lives in every warm sunrise,
In every memory that never dies.

I’ll keep your lessons in every choice I make,
Your strength in the steps that I take.
I’ll honor your heart in the love I show,
In the kindness I give as I grow.
Your story is woven into my own,
You’re a light in the dark when I feel alone.
Though losing you still cuts me deep…
Your love is a promise my soul will keep.

(Final Hook)

Grammie…
I love you so much.
I love you to pieces…
forever and ever.

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(Hook) Grammie, your love still lives in my heartbeat’s glow, I feel you in the sunlight everywhere I go… You raised me in kindness, taught me what love means, But losing you so sudden shook me out of my dreams… You’re gone from this world, but you never truly leave… Grammie, I miss you — and I still believe. (Verse 1) Christmas morning memories wrapped up in your hugs, Cinnamon rolls warm, house filled with your love, Goodies stacked high — peanuts, popcorn, sweets, Green boxes with money tucked neat between the sheets. You saved those boxes every year like tradition’s gold, Wrappings reused, memories retold. You made the holidays sparkle like they came alive, You made every winter feel like summertime. You cheered on my art like it was priceless glass, Trips to Michaels so supplies would last. You said, “Jordan, your talent’s something rare,” And bragged to strangers like royalty was there. You called us the Kimpton Towers — tall and proud, Made us feel seen standing in a crowd. Your quirky moves, your old-school sway, Still make me smile to this very day. Lunch after yard work, dirt still on my hands, You’d treat me out like royalty — that was your plan. Garden gloves on, you were queen of the soil, Master gardener with a heart that never spoiled. You saw the good in everyone, soft as a dove, Full of compassion, full of love. You were kindness wrapped in a tender grin, A second mother through thick and thin. (Hook) Grammie, your love still lives in my heartbeat’s glow, I feel you in the sunlight everywhere I go… You raised me in kindness, taught me what love means, But losing you so sudden shook me out of my dreams… You’re gone from this world, but you never truly leave… Grammie, I miss you — and I still believe. (Verse 2) Trips to Oregon, Eagle Crest by the trees, The coastline winds, those ocean breeze scenes. Yearly vacations like a family vow, Those memories sit golden on my heart right now. You were at every milestone, every stage, From childhood laughter to my grown-up age. You gave us a place when times got rough, A whole house to live in — kindness more than enough. Six years free, just utilities owed, In a brutal economy, that gift overflowed. You opened doors for art shows, gave me space, Believed in my vision at my own pace. You were comfort when life felt too heavy to hold, Arms wide open, gentle and bold. Your excitement lit up when good news came, That spark, that joy — nothing was the same. You always said, “I love you to pieces,” A phrase that wraps around my soul in pieces. And losing you… Grammie, it shattered me raw, Your sudden passing left a wound I still saw. One moment you were here — warm as the sun, The next… you were gone, and I felt undone. But your love keeps living in the life I lead, You taught me kindness — that’s your legacy. (Hook) Grammie, your love still lives in my heartbeat’s glow, I feel you in the sunlight everywhere I go… You raised me in kindness, taught me what love means, But losing you so sudden shook me out of my dreams… You’re gone from this world, but you never truly leave… Grammie, I miss you — and I still believe. (Verse 3) Some nights I sit quiet and I hear your laugh, Like you’re dancing again in a photograph. Your gestures, your smile, your joy so true, a huge part of me is shaped by you. You gave us roots, you gave us wings, You filled our world with simple things. The way you’d hug, the way you’d cheer, The way you made every burden disappear. You were a teacher, a mother, a guide of grace, A gardener planting love in every place. The flowers you grew feel sacred now, Little echoes of you in every bough. I miss those dinners, those long car rides, The way you stood firmly by our sides. Your spirit lives in every warm sunrise, In every memory that never dies. I’ll keep your lessons in every choice I make, Your strength in the steps that I take. I’ll honor your heart in the love I show, In the kindness I give as I grow. Your story is woven into my own, You’re a light in the dark when I feel alone. Though losing you still cuts me deep… Your love is a promise my soul will keep. (Final Hook) Grammie, your love still lives in my heartbeat’s glow, I feel you in the sunlight everywhere I go… You raised me in kindness, taught me what love means, But losing you so sudden shook me out of my dreams… You’re gone from this world, but you never truly leave… Grammie… I miss you, I miss you — and I still believe. Grammie… I love you so much. I love you to pieces… forever and ever.

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