Bananas

 

This is played as a Blue Gras Talking Blues

G C D G

 

G g                                         

We were eating Banana Custard

C c                 

Back in ‘58

                                                     

My Grand Mother Did the strangest thing

 

As she said doesn’t this taste great

                        C                             

From her mouth and onto her spoon came

C                             

A little Banana Stalk

 

And then to my surprise

 

She put it on my plate next to the folk

 

G C D G

Bananas Bananas Bananas Bananas

 

G          C           D             G

Bananas Bananas Bananas Bananas

 

 

I was about two and a half years old

 

And I thought Jolly Gee

 

Look what my kind Grandmother

 

Has given to me

 

I scooped it on to my spoon

 

And was about to shovel it in

 

When suddenly she hit my hand

 

She said you could die of that sort of thing

 

 

I can’t say that I understood

 

But boy did my hand sting

 

I thought she’d given me a present

 

It was the strangest kind of thing

 

I tried to explain to my Dad

 

What My Grand Mother had done

 

But I don’t think he could understand his

 

Crying little son

 

 

C                                    G

Oh she must have been Bananas

D                 G

Or mad any way

C                   G

It’s the only explanation

D                        G

To explain the story away

 

 

Now all these years have past

 

Since I was two and a half

 

But I can’t say that this story ever made me laugh

 

And she lived way far across the sea

 

So we didn’t had to talk

 

But every time I saw her

 

I remembered that little Banana Stalk

 

 

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Sound Recording on the Album 'I'm the Boy Who Played Tom Paxton's Guitar' By Almond Greenway

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