Sunbeams and Purrs

[Chorus] Sunbeams and purrs on my knees, Golden fields in the breeze. Grandma's smile, so sweet and kind, Leaving all my cares behind. Sunbeams and purrs, a perfect day, Chasing all the blues away. [Verse] Dust motes dance in shafts of light, Through the barn's old wooden height. Orange tabby, soft and warm, Sheltered from the summer storm. He snoozes deep, a rumbling sound, As golden wheat sways all around. [Pre-Chorus] Cicadas hum a steady beat, On this lazy summer street. Grandpa's barn, a childhood dream, Beside a flowing, sunlit stream. [Chorus] Sunbeams and purrs on my knees, Golden fields in the breeze. Grandma's smile, so sweet and kind, Leaving all my cares behind. Sunbeams and purrs, a perfect day, Chasing all the blues away. [Bridge] She brings out lemonade so cold, A story in her hands she told. Her apron dusted white with flour, In this tranquil, golden hour. Her silver bracelets softly chime, Keeping perfect, gentle time. [Verse] The rocking chair begins to sway, As she sits down to watch me play. Her hand upon my sun-kissed face, A memory I can't replace. The banjo strums a happy tune, Beneath the hazy summer moon. [Chorus] Sunbeams and purrs on my knees, Golden fields in the breeze. Grandma's smile, so sweet and kind, Leaving all my cares behind. Sunbeams and purrs, a perfect day, Chasing all the blues away. [Outro]